Haškovcova Lhota

Haškovcová Lhota to 1924 Lhota ( German Haschkowetz Lhota ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located four kilometers north of Bechyně in South Bohemia and belongs to Okres Tábor.

Geography

Haškovcová Lhota is located in the hill country Bechyně ( Bechyňská pahorkatina ) on a plateau between the valleys of Lainsitz and Smutná. To the west rises the Jahodinská ( 489 m). East of the village street runs between I/122 Opařany and Bechyně.

Neighboring towns are Ovčín, Kozin and Stare Saddleback to the north, Krida and Dobronice u Bechyně in the northeast, Ovčín, Větrov, Dvorce and Černýšovice in the east, Bechyňská Smoleč, Hutě and Senožaty the southeast, Na Prádle, Poušť, Bechyně and Cihelna in the south, Radětice, U Viktorů, Soví and Na Pohodnici the southwest, Nepomuk and Borovany in the west and Bernartice, Zběšice and Rataje in the northwest.

History

The village is one of the numerous established after Lhotensystem towns in Bohemia. It was built on an ancient trade route that led from Miro Vice, Orlik, Sepekov Hanov, Srlín about Lhota to Bechyně and Soběslav. The first written mention was made in 1477, as Burian of Lazan eintauschte his and his sister's inheritance with his brothers and Václav Voldřich of Lazan against the desert festivals Podolí, a Vorwerkshof in Lhota, the desert village Borovany and a courtyard in Rataje. In 1651 Lhota consisted of six farms, three Chaluppen and Viktor mill. In 1775 there were seven farmers in Lhota, a Chalupner and four Kötter. In 1840, Lhota consisted of 25 houses with 202 inhabitants. Abstruse lay beyond the Smutna the eingepfarrte by Rattay mill Wiktora. Parish and school location was Bechyně. Until the mid-19th century Lhota remained subservient always Bechyně.

After the abolition of patrimonial Lhota made ​​from 1850 onwards a municipality in the district team Milevsko / Mulhouse and the jurisdiction Bechyně / Bechyně. 1887 in the upper part of the village, a planting of limes and chestnuts to the pond north of the village. Of these, a few trees are still standing. On January 1, 1902 a branch of the school was opened in Rataje Lhota. The volunteer fire department was founded in 1903. The official place name Haškovcová Lhota was introduced in 1924. In 1925, a community, a 20 kilometer water supply for Sudoměřice, Bechyně, Černýšovice, Bežerovice, Senožaty and Haškovcová Lhota, whose water was derived from the headwaters to Smoleč. In the years 1923-1925 afforestation works were carried out in the Valley of Smutná. Between 1925 and 1925 a road connection to the road was built through the forest Borečný Bechyně. Between 1926 and 1927 Haškovcová Lhota was electrified. 1928 eigenens school house was built in Haškovcová Lhota. In 1930 the village had 206 inhabitants. Due to low number of students, the school was closed in 1947 and teaches the children in Jeníčkova Lhota. Due to a lack of instruction bus was soon in the winter months back in Haškovcová Lhota. Later, the regular primary school operation was resumed in Haškovcová Lhota. During the German occupation of the criminal proceedings against the miller and numerous inhabitants in 1943 for illegally milling. In 1947 the village had only 149 inhabitants. After the dissolution of Okres Milevsko the community for 21 February 1949 was part of the Okres Tyn nad Vltavou. In 1958, the school was closed. After the abolition of Okres Tyn nad Vltavou the community was associated with the end of 1960 the Okres Tábor and incorporated in 1964 by Rataje. After a referendum Haškovcová Lhota sparked November 24 again in 1990 by Rataje off and formed its own community.

Community structure

For the community Haškovcová Lhota no districts are reported. For the monolayer Haškovcová Lhota U Viktorů heard (Victoria Mill).

Attractions

• Chapel