Dobrkovice

Dobrkovice ( German Dobrkowitz, 1939-1945 Doberman Schukowitzgasse ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers north of Uherský Brod and belongs to Okres Zlín.

Geography

Dobrkovice is located in the southwest of Vizovice mountain country in the valley of Holomňa. To the north rises the Za Dvorem (410 m), in the northeast of Kopec ( 337 m ) south of the Březí ( 376 m) and the Barák ( 383 m) in the southwest of Chlupáč, west of Obce (336 m) and in the northwest the Kopanice ( 349 m).

Neighboring towns are Velky Ořechov in the north, Hrivinuv Újezd ​​Seče and Kaňovice in the northeast, Luhačovice in the east, Biskupice and Polichno the southeast, Maršov in the south, Pašovice the southwest, Nedachlebice in the west and Částkov, hacky, Kelníky and Lany in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of Dobrkouicz took place in 1360, as Vitek Březolupy of the estate acquired by the brothers PRECH and Ješek of Slanec. To 1382 inherited Viteks brother Janáč Újezd ​​the estate, he sold Dobrkowicze 1397 at Mikoláš of Rozsochatec. This designated later as Mikuláš Dobrkovická and overwrote the estate in 1406 to Mikšík Újezd ​​. Zikmund of Honbice, who acquired Dobrkowicze 1417, united with the Good Ořechov. He was succeeded by his son Jiřík, whose sons Markvart, Jiřík, Václav and Jan 1480 divided the property. It fell Dobrkowicze and Pašovice jointly and Jan Václav to by Honbice. Between 1499 and 1504 Cilka is of Brod as the owner of the goods Dobrkovice - Pašovice detectable. Subsequently, the material came back to Vaclav and Jan of Honbice, which in 1512 her brother Jiřík leaving. This over appropriated the good four years later, his son Hynek of Zástřizl. Hynek united Dobrkovice - Pašovice with his other goods Hrivinuv Újezd ​​and Prakšice, where he made ​​the latter to his seat. He founded a new branch of the lords of Zástřizl, the knights of the Zástřizl Prakšice. 1520 inherited Jiří Prakšický of Zástřizl possession. Meanwhile sons Ones and Adam broke Dobrkowicze and Pašovice 1533-1535 again from Prakšice go and shut the goods again to Ořechov. Adam of Zástřizl extended the possession and made ​​the expanse Ořechov to the center of his goods. In 1581 acquired Jan Hanus of Šaratice the rule Ořechov. Between 1603 and 1608 Ořechov was connected with all accessories under Johann Zendler from farm to his estate Zlín. Havel Kurovsky of Vrchlabí, who acquired Ořechov 1608, the Good broke again from Zlín. From 1610 Ořechov Václav Kokorský part of Kokor. He sold the property in 1614 for 48,000 guilders to the widow of Johann Haug joke of Biskupitz, Maria Magdalena of Zierotin, wife of Johann Friedrich von Zierotin on Strážnice. Zierotins goods were confiscated after the Battle of White Mountain, and sold to the Silesian Count of Gaschin. From his widow Benigna, born Haugwitz of Biskupitz and bought Krumlov in 1652 Leo Wilhelm von Kaunitz on Uherský Brod goods Hrivinuv Újezd ​​and Ořechov and beat them to his rule Uherský Brod. In hooves register 1671 are reported for 19 Dobrkovice property, four of which were desolate. In 1720 the city was designated as Dobřzkowitz and 1751 Dobrkowitz. Dobrkowitz consisted in 1836 of 41 houses and had a Katastralgebeit of 433 hectares. Until the mid-19th century Dobrkowitz remained subservient always Uherský Brod. Owner of the goods were to the 20th century, the Count of Kaunitz.

After the abolition of patrimonial Dobrkowice / Dobrkowitz formed in 1850 a municipality in the district administration and the judicial district of the Uherský Brod. At that time, lived in the embossed of Agriculture and pastoralism village 232 people. 1869 was the site of 45 houses and had 223 inhabitants. Since 1872, the place is called Dobrkovice. In the same year, the village school was inaugurated, was previously teaching in Velky Ořechov. In 1880 the community had 264 inhabitants and 1921 there were 330 in 1910, the port road Dobrkovická to the road Uherský Brod was - Velky Ořechov - Zlín. In the course of the land reform of 1923, the municipality received 23 acres of land that had previously belonged to the large estates of Joseph Palffy in Velky Ořechov and Alois Serényi Sečovský in Kaňovice. 1925 bought the communities Dobrkovice and Kaňovice to the yard Seče, 15 hectares of the farm was accounted for by Dobrkovice. The new bridge over the Holomňa was built in 1933. In 1934 there were 64 farms in Dobrkovice. The volunteer fire department was founded in 1942., The village was electrified in 1945., 1949, the village was assigned to the Okres Zlín. From 1950 the congregation to Okres Gottwaldov - okolí and from 1960 was again Okres Gottwaldov, the back bears the name Okres Zlín after the political changes since 1990. In 1961 Dobrkovice reached its highest population of 366 inhabitants. The school was closed in 1976 due to low number of students. Between 1980 and 1990 Dobrkovice was incorporated to Velky Ořechov. In the 1991 census living in the 84 houses of the village of 315 people. Vicarage is Velky Ořechov, there is also the registrar's office, previously it was between 1950 and 1960 in Prakšice.

Local structure

For the community Dobrkovice no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Baroque statue of John the Baptist created in 1744
• Set Wallachian timbered belfry, it was repaired in 1935
• Chapel of Our Lady Help of Christians, built in 1997
• Cross at the house No. 27, built in 1947 by Vojtěch Fuglík