Panské Dubenky

Panské Dubenky ( German Herrndubenken ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is 20 kilometers northeast of Hradec Jindřichův and belongs to Okres Jihlava.

Geography

Panské Dubenky is located northwest of Javořická Highlands, the highest part of the Bohemian- Moravian Highlands. The town is located on a creek hill between the valleys of the Hamerský and Doubravský creek. North of the village leads the railway from Jindřichův Hradec over after Pelhřimov / Jihlava, the nearest railway station is at Horni Vilimec.

Neighboring towns are Horni Vilimec in the north, Býkovec in the northeast, Klatovec in the east, Horni poles in the southeast, Domašín in the south, and Doubrava Zahrádky the southwest, Horni Olešná in the west and Prosty in the northwest.

History

The first mention of lying on the border with Bohemia Moravian village dates from the year 1355th The estate was a Vladikensitz. At the end of the 17th century the estate was made after the death of Anna Strahovsky of Dubenky to the Knights of Hoslau. These were strict Catholics and tried by punishment, their subjects, who were members of the Bohemian Brethren Church or the Protestant church, due to Catholicism. Next owner of Panské Dubenky was Johann Joachim Slavata on Telc.

South of the village, a quarry was operated. The two- mica granite obtained was made ​​into jewelry.

Panské Dubenky is a Catholic vicarage for the villages Býkovec, Kaliště, Klatovec and Prosty.

Community structure

For the community Panské Dubenky no districts are reported. To Panské Dubenky include the settlements Doubrava and Perka, and the mill Kudrnův Mlýn.

Attractions

• Catholic parish church revelation of the Lord, built 1780-1788