Hluboké Dvory

Hluboké Dvory to 1960 Hluboké ( German Hluboky ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers northeast of Tišnov and belongs to Okres Brno- venkov.

Geography

Hluboké Dvory is located at the southeast foot of Střela (490 m) HRAST in Žernovnická, a part of the Bosko brázda. The village is located on the right side above the valley of Lubě in the source dump of a small tributary. To the north, the Jedůvka ( 483 m), in the south of Hluboké ( 391 m) and Čihadlo rises (453 m). South is located below the same ruin the deserted village Trmačov.

Neighboring towns are Brťov - Jeneč in the north, Lubě and Malá Lhota in the northeast, Klučeniny and Závist in the east, Milonice and Újezd ​​The Black Hory in the southeast, Skalička and Všechovice in the south, Stanovisko, Samotín, Hajánky and Hájek in the southwest, Unín in the west and Rohozec and Bukovice in the northwest.

History

The first written record of villa Hluboke took place in 1349 in a transfer certificate of Vladiken Havel Trmačov of three strokes of the village in favor of his wife and children Přibca. The castle and the village Trmačov were desolate in the 15th century. They were probably destroyed during the Hussite Wars or the Bohemian- Hungarian War. At this time presumably also went out of the Vladikengeschlecht Trmačov. The possessions of the rule Trmačov were divided among the neighboring gentry. 1481 bequeathed January Babka of Senice the desert castle Trmačov including Unín and one subjects in Hluboké to Markvart of Lomnice. This Hluboké was divided into three parts between the dominions Lomnice, Cerna Hora and Boskovice. Between 1849 and 1855 three lignite mines were operated in the corridors of Hluboke.

After the abolition of patrimonial Hluboky formed in 1850 together with the hamlet Lubě a municipality in the district team Boskowitz. In the same year, 218 people lived in Hluboky. Between 1854 and 1868 fruit gardens were created between the new court and the Čihadlo. At the same time dry stone walls were built and created the fountain Krb. 1869 was the village of 34 houses and 220 inhabitants had. A large fire destroyed five houses in the village in 1874. 1880, the parish seat was moved to Lubě. 1882 separated the two villages and the town was named Hluboké / Hluboky. In 1892 a primary school was opened in Hluboké, previously was the teaching of Hunin. 1893 was the construction of a road bite to the local border with Hunin, this was continued from 1901 to Rohozec. 1898 Hluboky was referred at the request of the municipal council in the District Commission Tischnowitz. The volunteer fire department was founded in 1912. This made ​​1922 the flood of Lubě help. In 1931, the village received electricity. During the German occupation was in the woods around Hluboké one of the centers of the partisan movement in the district Tischnowitz. On the Střela the Army established in 1960 a barracks to house a missile Department. The total forest areas in the corridors of Unín and Hluboké were withdrawn and the military forestry operation Mon Vojenské lesy Plumlov is about. After the dissolution of Okres Tišnov Hluboké was with the beginning of 1961 associated with the Okres Blansko and assigned to the municipality to distinguish Hluboké the new name Hluboké Dvory. The school was closed in 1962. 1964 requested the local national committees of Unín, Hluboké Dvory and Rohozec unsuccessful jointly as a symbolic act of returning to Tišnov the transfer of their villages to Okres Brno- venkov. 1976 Hluboké Dvory was zwangseingemeindet together with Unín, Zhoř and Bukovice after Rohozec. The village was completely surrounded by 16 hectares of cherry orchards, these were cleared in 1976, together with all roadside trees. 1990 Hluboké Dvory broke again from Rohozec and formed its own community. At the end of 1990, the missile division was abolished and the seized forests restituted the communities. Since the beginning of 2007, the community is part of the Okres Brno- venkov. Hluboké Dvory today consists of 56 houses, of which 25 are permanently used for residential purposes.

Community structure

For the community Hluboké Dvory no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Chapel on the village square, built in 1838
• Ruins of Castle Trmačov, south of the village, it has survived since 1305 as the seat of Vladiken Ondřej Trmačov. Since 1466 the castle is considered to be desolate. The walls were later eroded by the inhabitants of the surrounding villages as a building material. Are preserved remains of walls of the keep.
• Memorial stone for the company partisans of General Luza, built in 1946 in the forest south of the village
• Natural Monument Krkatá baba, east of the village on the Lubě, oak forest, a group of rock pillars of reddish breccias, it got its quirky name of one of the rocks that resembles a human head with a long neck.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

• Josef Trtílek (1908-1983), chemist and university professor

The place looked and lived

• Cyril Kučera (1893-1968), the veterinarians and university professor, acquired in 1933 a court in Hluboké. 1948 Kucera was good nationalized. In the same year was his dismissal from the College of Agriculture in Brno
• Stanislav Vosyka (1901-1986), the geologist lived in his youth in Hluboké
• Mazáč Leopold (1902-1997), teacher, local historian and author, he discovered in 1933 in the corridors of Hluboké a prehistoric settlement