KelnÃky
Kelníky ( German: Kelnik ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located ten kilometers north of Uherský Brod and belongs to Okres Zlín.
Geography
Kelníky is located in the southwest of Vizovice mountain country. The village lies on a plateau on the right side above the valley of the brook Částkovský creek. To the north of the Pasecky raise Kopec (377 m ) and the Doubí ( 429 m), in the northeast of Za Dvorem (410 m ) south of the Obce (336 m) and in the west of the Kopec ( 341 m).
Neighboring towns are Paseky in the north, Doubravy, Krasnovy and Hrivinuv Újezd in the northeast, Velky Ořechov in the east, Lany, Dobrkovice and Maršov the southeast, Pašovice in the south, hacky and Částkov in the southwest and Svárov and Zlámanec in the northwest.
History
The first written mention of the village Colniczi took place in 1372 in a directory of paid in Hradiště bridge toll gate on Kunowitzer villages. We also find the village Nezdenky was called, it was south of Kelníky and went out later. As of 1497, the town was referred to as Kelník and 1550 with Kelnik. Since the 15th century the village belonged to the rule Částkov and from 1554 to Uherský Brod. Subsequent owners of the 1582 back from self-employed were good in January Lév of Brozánky and Václav Hřivín Újezd on Částkov and the beginning of the 17th century Ondřej Lednický of Lednice. Upon incidence of the Transylvanian rebels under Stephen Bocskai the festivals Kelnik was destroyed. In 1613 acquired Melichar Kozlík Kašenavy of the estate, he was followed from 1646 Karel Václav Chorynští of Ledská. 1652 acquired Lev Wilhelm von Kaunitz on Uherský Brod the estate and opened it his rule Uherský Brod. During the Turkish invasion in 1663 eight residents were killed and also looted four horses, 26 cattle and 119 sheep. 1683 were again the Turks in a Kelnik. The place name Kelnitz is delivered from 1720 and from 1751 the name was Kelnik reused. Until the mid-19th century Kelnik remained subservient always Uherský Brod. Owner of the goods were to the 20th century the Counts of Kaunitz.
After the abolition of patrimonial Kelník / Kelnik formed in 1850 a municipality in the district administration and the judicial district of the Uherský Brod. From 1872, the name of locality Kelníky was needed. In 1906, the village school was inaugurated. 1949, the village was assigned to the Okres Uherské Hradiště. The volunteer fire department was founded 1950. Having the bell tower of falling down, donated the emigrated to the United States František Minařík in the 1960s, 15,000 crowns for the earlier proposed construction of a chapel in his home village, which, however, was not achieved at the lack of money. The school was closed in 1977. As of 1977, the village belonged to Gottwaldov, the back bears the name Okres Zlín after the political changes since 1990. Gepfarrt is the village after Velky Ořechov.
Local structure
For the community Kelníky no districts are reported. To Kelníky include local documents Lany and Kopec and the resettlement Paseky.
Attractions
- Chapel of St.. Zdislava of Lemberk, built in 1972-1978 on the site of the old municipal office in order to perform the actual construction, it was officially declared dead as the chapel hall. After its reconstruction in the years 1988 to 1999, the Chapel of St. was. Consecrated Zdislava. The bell dates from 1782
- Stone cross, next to the chapel
- Stauweiher creek on Částkovský, northeast of the village