Zábělčice
Zábělčice is an extinct village in the area of the town of Golčův Jeníkov in the Czech Republic . It was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War and then merged with Golčův Jeníkov.
location
Zábělčice was on the right side of the brook Váhanka or Vohančický potok at the place of today's castle area of Golčův Jeníkov.
history
The most Haberner country trail, a significant trade route from Bohemia to Moravia situated village Zábělčice originally belonged to the estates of the Benedictine Wilmzell and came after the Hussite Wars to Messrs Trčka of Lípa . 1552 sold Burian Trčka of Lípa in Lipnice the village Zábilčice with the parties and the villages Rybníček , Leskovice , Košťany , Vohančice and Frýdnava for 1067 and ½ shock Bohemian penny Marianne robes head of Soutice ( Mariana Robmhápová ze Soutic ) that it the good Zábilčice educated. In 1559 the purchase was entered in the land table . Marianne Robenhaupt had a farm and a brewery built in Zábilčice . In 1566 she sold the estate Zabielczycze with the six villages for 2600 shock Bohemian groschen to Jiří Mnětický of Mnětice. 1580 acquired Wenzel robes main Sucha on Seč the estate Zábělčice with the villages Zábělčice, Rybníček, Košťany, Vohančice, Frýdnava and Leskovice inherited by King Rudolf II. He bought the same year by Albrecht Slavata of Chlum and Košumberk nor the town Jeníkov added and united both goods to the Jeníkov reign. The seat of power was the Zábělčice fortress.
During the Thirty Years' War, Zábělčice suffered due to its location on the Haberner Landessteig from troop raids, devastation and looting. In 1618 the troops of General Bucquoy moved through the town on the way from Deutschbrod to Čáslav and camped near Bratčice ; Zábělčice and the opposite town Jeníkov were sacked. After the Battle of White Mountain , the property of the Lords of Říčan was confiscated. The fortress Zábělčice, also known as Staré opatství , was still inhabited in the years 1622–1624. From 1632 to 1636 Jan Rudolf Trčka of Lípa owned the Jeníkov estate. After his property was confiscated, General Feldzeugmeister Martin Maximilian von der Goltz received the Jeníkov rule with the associated 15 villages as an imperial gift for his services. The Zábělčice fortress was probably abandoned after it was confiscated and left to decay. Von der Goltz transferred the rule to his wife Maria Magdalena, born in 1638. Opsensively called Roë. In 1639 the Swedes ravaged Zábělčice and Jeníkov under General Banér . Von der Goltz had the town of Jeníkov rebuilt, with Zábělčice merging with it and becoming the southern part of Jeníkov.
Between 1650 and 1653 von der Goltz had a new tower fortress built next to the desert fortress Staré opatství . The ruins of the Zábělčice fortress, then known as the Old Castle , were demolished in 1834–1836 to build a new brewery.
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Coordinates: 49 ° 48 ′ 50.1 ″ N , 15 ° 28 ′ 40.7 ″ E