Reuth Castle
The Reuth castle in the Upper Palatinate municipality Reuth bei Erbendorf in Tirschenreuth was as Hofmarkschloss manor house where the Hofmark Reuth.
history
The castle was first mentioned in 1337 as a property of the Trautenberg family . In 1602 it passed to Georg Friedrich von Unruh by marriage and passed to the related Sparnecker family . In the time of the family of Sparneck in Reuth (1628-1744), the founding of fell Schloßbrauerei Reuth 1742. From the tradition of brewing right in the form of a brewery was built in 1742, a commercial operation. The barons of Reitzenstein bought the Hofmark Reuth in 1772 and exercised the manorial rule and jurisdiction until 1848 . The property has been owned by Baron von Podewils since 1933 .
Location and appearance
The castle stands on the western edge of the village of Reuth on a spur protruding into the Heinbach valley. Reuth Castle, which was plundered and destroyed by the Bohemian nobleman Hynko Kruschina von Schwanberg in 1439, was located in the same place .
The castle was rebuilt several times, enlarged around 1550, restored around 1671 and rebuilt around 1800. New buildings were built between 1905 and 1906, including today's round tower. Reuth Castle is now a two-storey complex with a domed round tower.
literature
- Ulrich Kinder: The fortifications in the Tirschenreuth district . From the series: Works on the Archeology of Southern Germany, Volume 28 . Publishing house Dr. Faustus, Büchenbach 2013, ISBN 978-3-933474-82-7 , pp. 186-189.
Castles: Altenstadt Castle | Burggrub Castle (exited) | Bärnau nursing home (dismissed) | Lower Ebnath Castle (exited) | Ebnath New Castle | Erlhammer Castle | Friedenfels Castle | Fockenfeld Castle | Fuchsmühl Castle | Groschlattengrün Castle | Hammer lock Grötschenreuth (wire hammer) | Grötschenreuth Castle | Hardeck Castle | Höflas Castle | Hopfau Castle | Kaibitz Castle | Krummennaab Castle (exited) | Kulmain Castle (Kulmain am Weiher) | Castle walls (removed) | Oberschönreuth Castle (exited) | Ottengrün Castle | Poppenreuth Castle | New Castle (Plößberg) | Reuth Castle | Riglasreuth Castle | Schlackenhof Castle | Schwarzenreuth Castle | Siegritz Castle (exited) | Thanhausen Castle | Thumsenreuth Castle | Trautenberg Castle | Trevesenhammer Castle | Unterbruck Castle | Unterschönreuth Castle | Waldershof Palace | Abbey Castle Waldsassen | Wildenreuth Castle | Witzlasreuth Castle (exited) | Wolframshof Castle
Castles and ruins: Burgstall Altenkemnath ( removed ) | Altneuhaus Castle (exited) | Bruck Castle on the Tower (removed) | Bruck Castle in the pond (passed) | Ebnath Castle (exited) | Falkenberg Castle | Frauenberg Castle (exited) | Freienstein Castle (exited) | Burgstall Großkonreuth (dismissed) | Herrenstein Castle (exited) | Kaibitz Castle (exited) | Burgstall Konnersreuth (removed) | Kulmain Castle (Kulmain an der Kirch) (dismissed) | Castle fiefdom (exited) | Burgstall Lengenfeld (dismissed) | Leonberg Castle (exited) | Castle ruin Liebenstein | Matzersreuth Castle (exited) | Melteuer Castle (exited) | Oberndorf Castle (exited) | Castle Plößberg (exited) | Reichensteinmauer Castle (removed) | Rothenbürg Castle (exited) | Schönficht Castle (exited) | Schönkirch Castle (exited) | Schwarzenschwall Castle (exited) | Tower Castle Siegritz | Trautenberg castle ruins | Burgstall Tröglersreuth (removed) | Waldeck castle ruins | Weißenstein castle ruins | Wiesau Castle (exited) | Wildenau Castle
Tower hill castles (all removed) : Tower hill Altes Schloss (Hauxdorf) | Tower Hill Forchheim I | Forchheim II tower hill | Tower Hill Castle Poppenreuth | Steinbühl tower hill
Castle stables (lost, unknown castles): Burgstall Rosall (Bürglein)
Coordinates: 49 ° 50 ′ 33.5 ″ N , 12 ° 7 ′ 7.5 ″ E