Tunzhofen

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Tunzhofen is a submerged settlement in what is now the urban area of Stuttgart-Nord . The place was mentioned several times in documents between 1280 and 1372.

The settlement was on the northern slope of the Nesenbach valley . Important landlords here were the Lords of Rechberg and Lorch Monastery . Viticulture played an important role: z. B. is known that the Lorch monastery had a wine press here.

Probably as a result of the city ​​war of 1387, Tunzhofen was given up as a place to live. Its inhabitants moved into the better protective wall ring of the city of Stuttgart.

Today the Tunzhofer Platz near the Bürgerhospital above Heilbronner Straße is a reminder of the village's location.

literature

  • Jost Auler (editor): Richtstättenarchäologie 2 , Dormagen 2010, pages 319–320 [1] .
  • Helmut Dölker: The field names of the city of Stuttgart. The names of the city center and the districts of Berg, Gablenberg and Heslach. Reprint of the 1933 edition, supplemented by 41 illustrations and 2 maps , Stuttgart 1982, pages 42–56, 261, 263, 269, 273–274, 287–288.
  • Ulrich Gohl: The Nesenbach. Secret under Stuttgart's streets , Tübingen 2002, pages 15, 16, 20, 42.
  • Jörg Kurz; Edgar Dambacher (contributions): Northern history (s). From the living and living of people in the north of Stuttgart , 2nd edition, [Stuttgart] 2005, pages 8-10, 112-115.
  • Johann Daniel Georg von Memminger : Canstatt and its surroundings. A contribution to history and geography , Stuttgart 1812, pages 139–140 [2] .
  • Johann Daniel Georg von Memminger : Stuttgart and Ludwigsburg with their surroundings. With a chart, a plan and a floor plan , Stuttgart 1817, pages 388–390 [3] .
  • Lutz Reichardt: Place names book of the Stuttgart district and the Ludwigsburg district , 1982, pages 153–154.
  • Albert Sting: History of the City of Ludwigsburg, Volume 1: From the prehistory to the year 1816, Ludwigsburg 2000, page 540.
  • Gustav Wais : Old Stuttgart's buildings in the picture: 640 pictures, including 2 color, with city-historical, architectural-historical and art-historical explanations , Stuttgart 1951, reprint Frankfurt am Main 1977, page 107.
  • Gustav Wais : Old Stuttgart. The oldest buildings, views and city maps up to 1800, with explanations of city history, architectural history and art history , Stuttgart 1954, pages 79, 80, 176, 194.

Coordinates: 48 ° 48 '  N , 9 ° 11'  E