Neustarkenberg Castle
Today's Neustarkenberg Castle emerged from Neu-Starkenberg Castle and is located in the municipality of Tarrenz in the Imst district of Tyrol (Griessegg 1).
history
Medieval story
In 1317 King Heinrich of Bohemia confirmed his triwen Heinrich von Starchenberch, to whom we wunderlich wow got the puhel and dez purchstal, daz da leit pei Tarrenz whether Purchekke had given the straze . A castle stable as a non-masonry complex was not subject to the sovereign approval requirement for the construction of castles and this award amounts to a castle building ban, but from 1331 the Neu-Starkenberg Castle can be proven here. Heinrich von Starkenberg bequeathed the purch ze newen Starchenberg to his daughter Margarethe, married to Peter von Hoheneck, in 1331 . In 1351 the castle was pledged to the Rottenburger ; after their fall, the castle fell to the sovereign. As a sovereign castle, it was administered by carers and was thus excluded from the downfall of the Starkenbergs . In 1415 Gerwig von Rotenstein certified that he had received the rule of Neustarkenberg for the amount of 800 guilders.
In 1448, Reinprecht Hendlein is mentioned here as the nurse . In 1475, Watzlaus Colaus, a servant who immigrated from Bohemia, appears as the nurse . In 1497 the later promised Emperor Maximilian I. the Watzla Klaws that he care even after his death his son Jörgen Klaws 'll leave. In 1531 the son or grandson Jörg Colaus appeared as a caretaker, in that year he was instructed by the chamber master King Ferdinand, Erasmus Heidenreich, to carry out repair work on the castle. In 1554/55 Jörg Colaus was obrister Camerer of our ku. Daughter , his sons Georg and Ferdinand were treasurers of Archduke Karl in Styria. The following inscription can be found on Jörg's tombstone in the cemetery chapel: Ano dm. 1556 on October 20th, the nobleman Georg von Colaus died, genent wassler kö. Kay. Advice from the same kaychter Colonel Camerer and phleger zu Starckhenberg dem got grace. In the middle of the 16th century the castle was converted into a palace.
1609–1619 Starkenberg was owned by the Schurff. In 1698 it was sold to the lords and later Counts Coreth , who added the old Starkenberg coat of arms to theirs.
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From Neustarkenberg Castle to Neustarkenberg Castle and a beer brewery
In 1809 Starkenberg passed to the Stele family of manufacturers from Imst , who set up a brewery here in 1816. In 1904 this passed to the Kapferer-Schatz family from Innsbruck . This resulted in extensive destruction of the old building stock. After a bankruptcy, Carl Kapferer acquired Starkenberg as the main creditor in 1902. In 1919 Kapferer's daughter Herta and her husband Rudolf Schatz took over the management of Starkenberg. Carl Kapferer died in 1934 and the estate was divided. In 1947, 40% of Starkenberg's estimated fortune had to be paid as an atonement, since Herta Schatz was a party member of the NSDAP from 1938 . Rudolf Schatz died in 1969 and Herta Schatz died in 1972. In 1973, Starkenberg GmbH & Co KG was founded with Helga Schatz as managing director. In 1985 the company was handed over to the Amann family, who had been involved in the company since 1984. In 2008 the brewery Schloss Starkenberg BetriebsGmbH was founded.
Building history
The original building from 1317 consisted of a rectangular ring wall with a keep (9.4 m side length and 1.4 m thick walls) on the northeast corner and a building on the east side. On the penultimate floor of the keep, which still exists today, the medieval character (a heavy beamed ceiling and exposed quarry stone masonry) has been preserved. The conversion to a castle begins under the care of Jörg Colaus (northern connecting wing, installations in the eastern part between the southern wing and the tower). Further modifications were made in the baroque period . An outside chapel was built in 1837; the remains of a late baroque chapel were demolished in the thirties of the last century in favor of a brewing facility.
literature
- Oswald Trapp ; Magdalena Hörmann-Weingartner (employee): Tiroler Burgenbuch. VII. Volume - Upper Inn Valley and Ausserfern . Athesia publishing house, Bozen 1986, ISBN 88-7014-391-0 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Oswald Trapp & Magdalena Hörmann-Weingartner: Neu-Starkenberg , 1986, pp. 221-226.
- ^ Family history
Coordinates: 47 ° 15 ′ 41.4 " N , 10 ° 45 ′ 15.8" E