Zbilidy

Zbilidy ( German Rotneustift, even Roth Neustift ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. You more than twelve kilometers south of Humpolec and belongs to Okres Jihlava.

Geography

Zbilidy located in the Bohemian- Moravian Highlands in the source dump several smaller streams, which unite in the southeast of the village pond Maršovský fishpond with the Maršovský creek. To the north rises the Čihadlo (664 m), in the south of Hrachovec ( 686 m ) southwest of the BOROVI vrch ( Borowiberg, 696 m) and in the northwest of the Novákovsko (610 m).

Neighboring towns are Ústí and Branišov in the north, Šimanov in the northeast, Hlávkov in the east, and Jiřín Ježená the southeast, Dušejov in the south, Yankov, Opatov and Vyskytná in the southwest and Dudín and Buková in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of belonging to the estates of the monastery Seelau village took place in 1341. 1390 was a pond between Zbylyd and Gezena called, which is likely to involve the fishpond Maršovský. 1458, leaving George of Podiebrad the orphaned since the Hussite Wars Seelauer monastic estates Messrs. Trček of Lipa. 1601 sold the Trček the rule Jenikau with the town of Windy Jenikau and 22 villages, including Neustift, the originating from a patrician family ennobled Iglauer Matthias Stubegg Knights of Königstein ( Matyas Štubík z Königštejna ). The Stubegg sold it in 1619 to Magdalena Trček of Lobkowicz. During the Thirty Years' War impoverished the area and subsequently to foreign nobles alternated in rapid succession as the owner and sat recatholicisation the population.

After the abolition of patrimonial Zbilidi / Roth Neustift formed with the district Točíkův Mlýn 1850 a municipality in the district Deutschbrod. At the beginning of the 20th century Zbilidy was assigned to the District Humpolec. Since 1961, the community is part of the Okres Jihlava.

Local structure

For the community Zbilidy no districts are reported. To Zbilidy include the settlements Maršov and U Šeredů.

Attractions

• Pond Maršovský rybnik
• Sawmill Maršov
• Forge