Volyně is located three kilometers southwest of Výsluní and belongs to the Okres Chomutov . The location extends to the southern roof of the Ore Mountains on the upper reaches of the Volyňský potok ( Wohlauer Bach ). To the northeast is the valley of the Třebíšský potok ( Triebischl ), in the west the Hradištský potok ( Radiser Bach ) rises . To the southwest rises the Volyňský vrch ( Hundskoppe , 727 m), in the south the Radisleiten (744 m) and the Pavlovský Špičák (695 m), southwest of the Krčma ( Kretschamberg , 725 m), in the west the Rusová ( Reischdorfer Koppe , 856 m) ) and to the northwest the Lysá hora ( Reischberg , 875 m).
Neighboring towns are the statute in the north, Třebíška in the north-east, Úbočí and Místo in the east, Nová Víska and the Potočná desert in the south-east, the also extinct Pavlov and Hradiště in the south, Louchov and Krčma in the south-west and Rusová in the west. To the northwest is the Přísečnice dam .
history
Property in Volyně
Church of St. Peter and Paul
The first written mention of Wolaw was in 1384 in connection with the Church of St. Peter and Paul. The village was subsequently referred to as Wolow and from 1431 as Wolynye . Wolaw belonged to the possessions of the Lords of Schönburg in the Hassensteiner portion of the Pressnitz estates. Nikolaus von Lobkowicz was given lordship for his services in taking Hassenstein Castle in 1417 . From 1431 there is evidence of a free court in Wolynye . The testator was exempt from the robot obligation; Triebischl and Zieberle were also subordinate to him . The inheritance court had brewing and serving rights. During the Thirty Years' War the place fell into desolation. In the berní rula from 1654, one farmer, six gardeners and 21 cottagers are identified for Wohlau. There is evidence of a school in Wohlau since 1680, which was given its own schoolhouse in 1690. In 1748 the village consisted of 35 houses and a mill. In 1787 the village had grown to 43 houses. In the 19th century the magnetite mine Peter and Paul colliery was built , which was not very profitable. Lime was also quarried near Wohlau until 1848.
After the abolition of patrimonial Wohlau formed from 1850 a community in the district administration Kaaden . In the 1890s the community was assigned to the Preßnitz district. In 1893 a new cemetery was built. The road to Reischdorf was built between 1896 and 1897. According to the Munich Agreement , the village was added to the German Reich in 1938 and until 1945 belonged to the Preßnitz district , the dissolution of which was announced in 1939, but was not carried out until the end of the Second World War. As part of the judicial district of Preßnitz, Wohlau should fall to the district of Kaaden . After the end of the war, Volyně returned to Czechoslovakia and the German residents were expelled . In 1951 Volyně became a part of Výsluní. In 1975 Volyně lost its status as a district of Výsluní. The district of Volyně has existed again since 1999. The church in Volyně was reconstructed in 2009.
Development of the population
year
population
1869
307
1880
323
1890
302
1900
296
1910
325
year
population
1921
303
1930
331
1950
70
1961
5
1970
1
year
population
1980
0
1991
0
2001
1
2011
58
Attractions
Filial church of St. Peter and Paul, built at the end of the 13th century
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