Allerheiligen bei Wildon
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All Saints at Wildon is an Austrian village in the north of the judicial district or of the district Leibnitz in Styria. Was named the Regional points of Stiefingtal place of the local church. All Saints has 1421 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) and an area of 20.51 km ².
- 5.1 freeman
Geography
Community structure
The municipal area covers seven villages (in brackets population as at 31 October 2011):
- All Saints at Wildon (932 )
- Großfeiting (112)
- Kleinfeiting (72)
- Pesendorf (50 )
- Pichla (45 )
- Schwasdorf (100 )
- Siebing (123 )
Katastralgemeinden are (area 2001): All Saints Day ( 1070.01 ha) and Feiting ( 964.03 ha).
Incorporations
In 1968, the cadastral Feiting and All Saints were merged into today's community of All Saints.
Climate
All Saints at Wildon is the climate region of South East Styrian Riedelland.
History
Findings on the Buchkogel located in the vicinity of the place suggest that the area was already inhabited in the Stone Age. In the local area itself, there are archaeological finds, which prove a settlement for the New Age, including a villa rustica; near a stately Roman Noric burial ground. After the fall of the Roman Empire, Slavic peasants settled here.
With the taking possession by the Bavarians and the beginning of the systematic uprooting and settlement policies of the great Bavarian monasteries, the story is detectable by written sources. From this time, the oldest entries originate some districts.
The location of All Saints was built around the castle Herbersdorf, near which Markwart of Herbersdorf 1218 a church for himself and his subjects had built. The Herber villages had the rule until 1609 held, as this went over with the death of the last Herber Dorfers to the Glojacher. The Glojacher had to sell to the Jesuits because of high tax liabilities Herbersdorf.
Due to the raging plague in Graz in 1680 was the teaching of the scholastics of the Graz University, at that time, installed under Jesuit leadership in place. With Jesuit support the church of the small town was unusually expanded magnificently. 1773, when the order of the Jesuits was dissolved, the rule went over to the state religious funds. Through the consequent abolition of the state seigniory mid-19th century important functions were transferred to the newly created municipalities and the history of the place separated from the Castle, whose owner had for centuries dominated the place.
The first securitized Mayor of All Saints was Franz Harkamp. 1925 was the beginning belonging to All Saints still Afram district of the municipality of Stocking.
Culture and sights
Attractions are:
- Parish church with Josef Krainer organ
- Castle Herbersdorf
- Josef- Krainer Memorial
Personalities
Martin Teimer of Wildau (1778 - 1838); Tyrolean freedom fighter and Military Maria Theresia Order Knights - Lord of Castle Herbersdorf and the corresponding rule has died here and was buried in the parish church of All Saints.
Freeman
- 2012 Konrad Monsberger, Kapellmeister