Hřivínův Újezd

Hrivinuv Újezd ​​( German Hrziwno Augest, 1939-1945 Aujest at Großnußdorf ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. You more than twelve kilometers south of Zlín and belongs to Okres Zlín.

Geography

Hrivinuv Újezd ​​extends to the west of Vizovice mountain country at the mouth of the creek in the valley of the brook Kaňovický Černý Potok. To the north rise the Kamenec ( 394 m) and the Kamenná ( 483 m), in the northeast of Obersky ( 483 m ) southwest of the Za Dvorem (410 m) and in the northwest of Doubí ( 429 m).

Neighboring towns are Krasnovy, Strážné, Bečáky, Vrchy and Březůvky in the north, Kopanice, Provodov, Malenisko, Pradlisko and Na lysis in the northeast, Ve Stráních and Pozlovice in the east, Ludkovice the southeast, Kaňovice and Seče in the south, Dobrkovice, Velky Ořechov and Kelníky in the southwest, Paseky Svárov and Zlámanec in the west and Doubí, Paseky and Doubravy in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of the village Vgiesd took place in 1373 as the seat of Vladiken Janáč Újezd ​​. Among his descendants were the Hřivín of Lipany, from which the track record since 1587 suffix Hrivinuv derived. They held the estate until 1483rd were followed until 1492 Vilém Hřivín and then Vlašček of Petropim who sold a part of the village in 1493 to Hynko of Zástřizl. He purchased in 1515 the other unit including the mill by Jan Dune Újezd ​​. Besides Újezd ​​the place name Blatný was used at that time. In 1535 Újezd ​​was connected to the Good Ořechov. January Prakšický of Zástřizl sold Hrziwinu Augezd in 1587 to Jan Ostratický of Ostratice. This sold the estate in 1603 to John Zendler of court. Five years later bought Havel Kurovsky Vrchlabí of the goods Hrziwinu Augezd and Ořechov. Subsequent landlord was 1610 Václav Kokorský of Kokor, the Augezd Hržiwjnu 1614 sold it to the widow of Johann Haug joke of Biskupitz, Maria Magdalena of Zierotin. 1652 acquired Lev Wilhelm von Kaunitz on Uherský Brod goods Augezd Hržiwjnu and Ořechov with the associated forests Kamenec and V kopcích and beat them to his rule. In 1671 the city was designated as Hržiywnoey Augezd. The village consisted of three Vollhüfnern 1695, 18 Halbhüfnern, five Viertelhüfnern, two Viertelhüfnern with Podsedeken, five Podsedeken and a guest house that had emerged from the former manorial mill. Other place names were Hriwnowy Augezd (1718 ), Ržiwinow Auiest ( 1720) and Hržiwni Augezd (1751 ). Residents of the village lived by agriculture. Until the mid-19th century Hřívný Augezd remained subservient always Uherský Brod. Owner of the goods were to the 20th century, the Count of Kaunitz.

After the abolition of patrimonial Hřívný Augezd / Hrziwno Augezd formed in 1850 a municipality in the district administration and the judicial district of the Uherský Brod. From 1872, the town was referred to as Hřivný Újezd ​​/ Hrziwno Augest. 1923, the village was the new judicial district Zlín and Zlín after the survey of the county seat in 1935 also assigned to the political district Zlín. Since 1924 the place name Hrivinuv Újezd ​​is in use. From 1950 the congregation to Okres Gottwaldov - okolí and from 1960 was again Okres Gottwaldov, the back bears the name Okres Zlín after the political changes since 1990. Since 2007 Hrivinuv Újezd ​​leads a coat of arms and banners.

Local structure

For the community Hrivinuv Újezd ​​no districts are reported. To Hrivinuv Újezd ​​heard the settlement Krasnovy.

Attractions

• Chapel of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, built in 1897
• Several crosses
• Holy image, consecrated in 2010 at an old oak
• Monument to the fallen soldiers of the Red Army, on the main road, the Obelisk was built in 1945
• Lookout Doubí, northwest of the village