Julbach
Julbach is a town in Lower Bavaria Rottal -Inn.
- 3.1 pastor of Julbach
- 3.2 municipal
- 3.3 Mayor of Julbach
- 5.1 Attractions
- 5.2 Regular events
Geography
Geographical Location
Julbach located on the edge of a wide valley basin not far from the confluence of the rivers Inn and Salzach about 6 km west of Simbach or 7 km from Braunau and 20 km from Burghausen and 27 km from the district town parish churches. Julbach is located near the intersection of highways 20 to the 12, the future federal highway 94 and also has its own railway station on the railway line Mühldorf - Simbach.
Community structure
The municipality has 17 Julbach officially named districts:
- Bruckmuhl
- Book
- Hard
- Lumber
- Julbach
- Kollberg
- Leimgrub
- Maierl
- Mehlmäusl
- Moss Winkl
- Oberjulbach
- Oberschwemm
- Reith
- Rußbrenn
- Seibertsloh
- Unterschwemm
- Under Turks
There is only the district Julbach.
Neighboring communities
In Lower Bavaria:
- Zeilarn
- Reut
- Kirchdorf a.Inn
In Upper Bavaria:
- Stammham (at the Inn)
- Marktl
History
1078 was the first recorded mention of a Raffolt de Jugilbache. Julbach was the center of an aristocratic rule, which was in the hands of the nobles of Julbach, then the counts of show mine before they went to the ducal house of Bavaria. Since then Julbach formed a ducal Pfleggericht and belonged to Rentamt Burghausen the Electorate of Bavaria. 1803 Pfleggericht Julbach was converted to the district court Simbach. 1902 Julbach was elevated to a parish.
Whether the mentioned again and again Raffolt de Jugilbahe actually lived, is highly questionable. Its existence can not prove with a claimed mention in a document of the monastery Ranshofen because this certificate is not obtained. The scholar Wolfgang Lazius was the first who mentioned a Raffolt de Jugilbahe. This untestable hypothesis was received uncritically by later historians and local historians. The first real Julbacher is probably Wernhart I of Julbach ( approx. 1100 -1165 ), a noble suitor who is first mentioned in 1112 in a Ranshofen certificate. The gender Julbach and show mine are the same. The name changes with the sons Heinrich Gebhard and by Stauff and later to show mine. A title of count can be to this generation starting from the year 1313 with Henry III. be cited.
Since 2003, a partnership with the Austrian town of Julbach, located in the Upper Austria.
Important people
Pastor of Julbach
Originally practiced the respective pastor of Stammham the pastoral care in Julbach out or he sent his Gesellpriester. Was raised only when the branch to self Expositur (1864 ) and after the survey to their own parish (1902 ), there are local clergy for Julbach.
Exposed cooperators:
Pastor:
Parish council
The local council of Julbach has 15 members.
Since 1 May 2008, he received are:
CSU:
SPD:
FWG:
UWG:
Mayor of Julbach
Coat of arms
The coat of arms Schauberger showed a multiple of red and silver divided shield with applied blue rafters. As a local flag has the attribute of Julbacher church's patron St. Bartholomew, the knife selected. The colors of the shield head ( silver - blue) recall that Julbach long time was the seat of a ducal office.
Culture and sights
Attractions
- Remains of the castle
- Erdstall and gears system
- Archaeological finds in the first floor of City Hall
Regular events
- Leonhardiumritt ( annually in October)