Samma, Estonia

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Samma is a village (Estonian küla ) in the Estonian Lääne- Viru. It belongs to the rural community of Viru - Nigula. Samma is located 22 km east of Rakvere.

History

The former knight's seat collection was first mentioned in 1583. In the 16th century it belonged to the noble family of Baltic Treyden. 1734 acquired the gender of the de Clapier Colongues the estate.

Later, it was for many years the family Staël von Holstein. In the 18th century palace complex was built in the classical style.

After the October Revolution of 1917, the family Staël -Holstein was partly expropriated in the Estonian land reform of 1919. Good collection was less than completely destroyed farm buildings in the course of which.

In January 2013, the village had 34 inhabitants.

Attractions

In the village is the sacred grove Tammealuse. The inhabitants worshiped here as gods, made ​​offerings, and drew water from the springs of salvation. Later, dance festivals and religious events were held.