Labuty

Labuty ( German Labud ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers north of Kyjov and belongs to Okres Hodonín.

Geography

Labuty is located in the hill country Kyjovská pahorkatina. The village lies in the valley of the brook Skalecký creek at the mouth of the creek and Josefínský Labutský creek. To the north rise the Bradlo ( 543 m) and the Holý Kopec ( 458 m ) in the north- east, the Hačky ( 346 m ) east of the Záhumenice ( 388 m) and in the northwest of Paní háj (410 m).

Neighboring towns are Podhoří and Vřesovice in the north, Osvetimany in the northeast, Hruškovice, Medlovice and Hostějov in the east, Syrovín and Žeravice the southeast, Ježov and Skalka in the south, Dolni Moštěnice the southwest, Moravany and Čeložnice in the west and Josefinský Dvůr and Zavadilka in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of the village was made in 1368 in connection with the Vladiken Mikuláš and Boček of Labuť. Boček left in 1374, the village of Ulrich von Boskowitz. He acquired in 1380 nor the two Huben of Zbinek of Labuť. 1390 sold Wanek of Boskowitz Labuť to Heinrich von Zástřizl. He was followed from 1398 Senek of Augezd, which henceforth Senek of Labuť called. Anne of Labuť sold in 1460 the farm and the village Labuť with a mistimed mill and the extinct village Ransberg Albert the Elder. von Sternberg. 1490 acquired Wenzel Trutmanský of Porostla Labuť and hit it the Good Dolni Moštěnice to, at this time also the village Ohenissowice was named as desolate. 1508 fell Dolni Moštěnice with all the accessories according to the Bohemian crown death Trutmanskýs home. King Vladislav II gave the manor in the same year joint at its lower Treasurer George of Wlaschim and Heralt Kuna of Kunštát from the Hodonin line, who forwarded the property immediately to Jan Ořechovský of Honbice. 1521 sold Ořechovský Dolni Moštěnice with a courtyard in Labuť and the desert village Lněník to Dietrich Podstatský of Prusinowitz. This Friedrich and Johann Dietrich Elder brothers followed. of Zierotin that Dolni Moštěnice 1570 ceded to Čeněk Leipa. Here also the tithe of wine Labuť was explicitly mentioned. Still in the same year acquired Jaroslav Zástřizl of possession. Its great-granddaughter Anna Johanna scratches from Schoenberg sold under Moschtienitz 1633 against the opposition of her cousin Bernard Morkovský of Zástřizl for 30,000 Rhenish guilders to Julius of Bracciolini. From it acquired in 1637 by Peter the Great for Forgách 37,000 Rhenish guilders. The oldest town seal is from 1623, it shows a swan. Other owners were from 1684 to 1763 the Peterswaldský by Peter forest on Buchlau who bought the estate for 48,000 Rhenish guilders. Acquired in 1763 by Johann Khuenburg the good, then it auctioned in 1784 by Cecilia Loewenfeld. 1832 died twelve residents at a crushing dysentery epidemic. Labud consisted in 1834 of 61 houses and 284 inhabitants had. Parish and school location was Ježov. The inhabitants lived by vineyards and orchards. Until the mid-19th century Labuť remained subservient always lower Moschtienitz.

After the abolition of patrimonial Labuť / Labud formed in 1850 a municipality in the district team Gaya. Below the village wore the official name Labutě and labud. Since the late 19th century, the production of animals for slaughter took a sharp upturn. 1901, the school building was inaugurated. Today's local name Labuty was introduced in 1923. After the abolition of Okres Kyjov Labuty in 1960 associated with the Okres Hodonín.

Community structure

For the community Labuty no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Bell tower, built in 1834 in place of a wooden old building. He received his present shape during the remodeling of 1940.