Treiaharde
The Treiaharde ( Danish : Treja Herred ) was a harde in Schleswig .
The Treiaharde, which at first apparently was subordinate to the Bishop of Schleswig , was created in the 12th century. It got its name from the parish of Treia , the only parish of the Harde. The harde also included the bishop's residences and villages near Flensburg. These possessions were apparently with Husby , Eggebek and Jörl . The village of Hüllerup near Handewitt was also under the jurisdiction of the bishop.
The Treiharde belonged to the Schwabstedt office for a long time and later to the Gottorf office .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Municipality of Handewitt (ed.): Official Chronicle of Handewitt , Handewitt 2013, p. 665
- ↑ a b August Niemann: Handbook of Schleswig-Holstein Regional Studies , p. 439
- ↑ Martin Rheinheimer: The village regulations in the Duchy of Schleswig: Village and authorities in the early modern period . Volume 1. Introduction , p. 42