Tulechov

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The lords of Tulechov (also Tulechow, Tulechau ; Czech z Tulechova ) are a Bohemian noble family.

The name Tulechow was first mentioned in 1394 when the Bohemian village "Tulchowen", which was later referred to as Tunkau or Tunkov , belonged to the Cistercian monastery Waldsassen . In 1497 the Tulechov were included in the Vladikestand . Members of the aristocratic Tulechov family held important royal Bohemian state offices since the 16th century.

In the 17th century the sex was divided into two branches of the family, but their cohesion broke apart due to the subsequent political events.

Well-known namesake of the Bohemian line

  • Jakob Codicillus de Tulechow († September 24, 1576) known as the dean of the philosophical faculty, miniature painter, professor of pharmacy at the Prague University.
  • Petrus Codicillus von Tulechov (Petr Kodicill z Tulechova, * February 22, 1533, † October 26, 1589) , rector of the Charles University in Prague . He was the author of numerous prosaic works in the Czech and Latin languages. Libellus synonymorum Latinorum (Knížka latinských synonym, 1573) , Grammatica Latina (Latinská gramatika, 1594) a Ordo studiorum (Studijní řád, 1586)
  • Matthäus Codicillus von Tulechov († September 15, 1589), Chancellor of Old Town Prague.

Well-known namesake of the Moravian line

  • Steidl von Tulichau (Steidl v. Tulechov). (Plate 107 ;.) was first mentioned as the Iglau patrician family in the 16th century. The family owned an estate in the village of Ranzern, the so-called "Steidelhof", which fell back to the city of Iglau towards the end of the 17th century.
  • Wenzl Philips Steidl von Tulechow (born April 29, 1764 - April 21, 1828) , city judge in Netschetin.
  • Franz Xaver Steidl Wladik vom Tulechow, Knight of the Order of the Iron Crown Imperial Court President of Troppau (1854) .

literature

  • Milan Mysliveček: Erbovnik aneb kniga o znacích i osudech rodů žijících v Čechách a na Moravě . Nakladatelství Horizont, Praha 1993.
  • August Sedláček : Místopisný slovník historický království českého . ISBN 80-7203-099-X , Praha 1998.
  • B. Mikowec and Karel Vladislav Zap: Antiquities and Memories of Bohemia . Second volume, published by JL Rober, Prague 1865

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The former village Tunkov / Tunkau is today in the area of ​​the municipality Stráž nad Ohří. After it was declared a military zone, it was disbanded.