Reign of Wingendorf
The Wingendorf manor was a manor belonging to the Freiberg district office in the Erzgebirge district of the Electorate of Saxony .
Geographical expansion
The area of the Wingendorf manor was in the west of the Freiberg district office between the cities of Freiberg in the east and Oederan (in the Augustusburg office ) in the south. It bordered the Amt Augustusburg in the west and south and the Amt Nossen in the northwest . The city of Hainichen , which was under the manor, was an exclave northwest of Wingendorf in the Nossen district. It was partially surrounded by the exclave of the Arnsdorf manor ( Leisnig district ). The Große Striegis flows through Wingendorf and Frankenstein, the Kleine Striegis through Hainichen .
history
The Wingendorf manor
The Wingendorf manor with the associated places Wingendorf and Frankenstein belonged to the Freiberg district office before 1378 . For centuries the manor was owned by the von Schönberg family , who also owned the Frankenberg and Sachsenburg offices in the area , as well as the Börnichen manor in the Augustusburg office and the Oberschöna manor in the Freiberg district office. Around 1551 Wingendorf and Frankenstein belonged to the Schönberg manor Oberschöna, the administration of the places was no longer the responsibility of the Freiberg district office, but the Augustusburg office. From 1696 the Wingendorf manor is occupied by the places Wingendorf, Frankenstein and the "town" Hainichen, which has since belonged to the Freiberg district office again.
In 1851 Hainichen was granted city rights. The jurisdiction of the new city passed from the Wingendorf Manor to the Royal Court of Hainichen. The jurisdiction of the places Wingendorf and Frankenstein was transferred to the Royal Court of Oederan in 1855.
The Hainichen exclave
Hainichen was originally owned by the von Honsberg family ( Arnsdorf ; verifiable from 1283 to 1435). It then passed into the possession of the von Maltitz family , who sold Hainichen to the von Schönberg family in 1446 .
In 1276 Hainichen was mentioned as a market town and in 1282 as an oppidum (town-like settlement), around 1493 the place was referred to as a “little town”. The basic rule about Hainichen initially was incumbent on the manor Oberschona , from 1696 belonging to the manor Wingendorf and the County Office Freiberg is detectable. The place was an exclave in the Nossen office , which was formed in 1540 from the secularization of the Altzella monastery . Hainichen was still surrounded by the exclaves of the Arnsdorf manor ( Leisnig district ).
Associated places
- Villages
- Wingendorf with the Wingendorf manor
- Frankenstein
- Town
- Hainichen (exclave in Amt Nossen )
Web links
- The Freiberg office in the historical register of Saxony
- The Wingendorf manor on the archive page of the Leipzig State Archives
- Wingendorf on the side of the city of Oederan
- The history of the city of Hainichen on the city's website
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Reign Wingendorf in the digital historical directory of Saxony
- ^ A b Siegfried Störzel: Contributions to local history - Explanation to the miles sheets , in: Gellertstadt-Bote Hainichen , August 14, 2004 ( Memento of May 7, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 383 kB), p. 11.
- ↑ Wolfgang Schwabenicky, Uwe Richter: The history of Hainichen and the surrounding area up to the beginning of the 17th century. Hainichen 1988. p. 26.
- ↑ Wolfgang Schwabenicky, Uwe Richter: The history of Hainichen and the surrounding area up to the beginning of the 17th century. Hainichen 1988. p. 29.
- ↑ Werner Hofmann, archivist at the Hainichen City Council: Remarkable facts about the history of Hainichen from the perspective of the GDR , 1981 ( online in the Hainichen Citizens' Portal )
- ↑ Hainichen . In: Heinrich August Pierer , Julius Löbe (Hrsg.): Universal Lexicon of the Present and the Past . 4th edition. tape 7 . Altenburg 1859, p. 858 ( zeno.org ).