Kašava

Kašava ( German Kaschawa ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. You more than twelve kilometers northeast of Zlin and belongs to Okres Zlín.

Geography

Kašava located at the southern waste the host 's mountains. The village is located in the Valley of Dřevnice and its tributaries Černý Potok and Kameňák. To the north rise the Třeskunov (462 m), the Vančica (510 m) and the Sýkornice ( 584 m ) in the north- east, the Kopna (675 m ) east of Haje (509 m) and Nad Bařinami (534 m), in the southeast the Sobolice (450 m ) southwest of the Sýkoří ( 449 m) and in the west the Rablina (486 m ). Against the southeast Dřevnice is jammed in the dam Slušovice. The village is situated in the natural park Hostýnské mountains.

Neighboring towns are Štěprová, Bily Kopeček, Držková and Količko in the north, Na Kopné, Hruby Les, U BACU, U Vaculů and Podkopná Lhota in the northeast, Trnava in the east, Dešná, Neubuz and Sobolice the southeast, Hrobice in the south, Ostrata, Velíková and lukov the southwest, Růžová, Pila and Vítová in the west and Na Písečném and Vlčková in the northwest.

History

After the construction of the castle Lukov by the Margrave Karl in the years 1332 to 1334 began the colonization of the southern part of the host 's mountains. Among the towns founded during this period was probably also Kašava. The first written mention of the village belonging to the reign Lukov cassava was 1440th In 1480, the first time was the St.. Catherine of Alexandria called consecrated church whose patronage rights were exercised according to an entry in the country table by the Lords of Sternberg on Lukov. For this year also comes the first tradition of a mill in Janova, later called Janůvky '. Lacek von Sternberg also announced in 1480, the bailiwick of the cassava Vogt Jan and his wife Dorita to. In addition to larger arable land of Vogt was also brewing and dispensing rights and the right to hunt hares and partridges on the Dřevnice. In the 16th century an immigration Wallachian settlers from Transylvania. Owner of the domain Lukov at that time were, inter alia, the Nekesch Landek. Lucretia of Witschkow, born Nekesch Landek, which had in 1607 inherited the reign, married in 1609 Albrecht of Wallenstein. The Catholic parish went out between the 16th and 17th centuries and the old wooden church degenerated. 1625 Waldstein Lukov came from with all the accessories to the Emperor, who handed over the rule to Stephan Schmidt of free Mayrhofen. 1628 From this acquired the Minkwitz of Minkwitzburg the now heavily indebted government. During the Thirty Years War, the area that became extinct at Držková preferred settlement Janova Lhota entirely after the Swedish invasion was deserted. Gepfarrt Kašava was at this time after Slušovice. 1710 bought the Lords of Rottalblick Lukov. John of Rottalblick sold the goods in 1724 to Johann Friedrich von Seilern - Aspang, whose descendants held the property until 1945. 1762 was Johann Friedrich von Seilern - Aspang in Kašava again a Catholic parish set up. Since 1765 a teacher in the village is detectable. The inhabitants lived from work in the forest. Until the mid- 19th century, the village always rule Lukov remained associated.

After the abolition of patrimonial Kasawa / Kaschawa formed in 1850 a municipality in the district team Uherský Brod. As of 1855, the village belonged to the district Vizovice and from 1868 to the district Holešov. Since 1872, the church is called Kašava. 1935 Kašava was assigned to the Zlín Region. 1946, the foundation stone was laid for the public school in Kašava. From 1954 Kašava belonged to Okres Gottwaldov -venkov and again from 1960 to Okres Gottwaldov, which again bears the name Okres Zlín after the political changes since 1990. Janůvky was resolved with the construction of the dam and flooded Slušovice.

Local structure

For the community Kašava no districts are reported. To Vlčková include the tourist resorts Klapinka and Sobolice.

Attractions

• Baroque parish church of St.. Catherine, built in 1745 on the initiative of Johann Friedrich von Seilern - Aspang
• Remains of the castle Lukov, in the woods west of the village
• Trinkwassertalsperre Slušovice