Lidečko

Lidečko ( German Lideczko, 1939-1945 Klein Litsch ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers northeast of Valašské Klobouky and belongs to Okres Vsetín.

Geography

Lidečko is located at the transition between the Javorníky, the Vizovická Highlands and the White Carpathian Mountains on the southern edge of the Park PLA Beskydy. The village stretches along the river Senice. To the north of the Kopce or Vrchkopec rise ( 699 m), Ostra hora (622 m) and Straz (619 m) ​​, in the northeast of Hradisko (773 m) and the Obecnice ( 758 m ) east of the Mikuličův vrch (664 m) and Čubův kopec (720 m), in the southeastern Tisůvek (640 m), Čubek ( 678 m), Díl ( 685 m) and Stráň (607 m ) west of the Vrátnice (680 m) and in the northwest the Krajčice ( 729 m ). North of the village, the Lomensko - pass located between the Javorníky and Vizovická Highlands. Lidečko situated on the state road I/57 between Vsetín and Valašské Klobouky to be expanded in the future for highway R 49 in the section to Horni Lideč. Through the village leads the railway line Bylnice - Vsetín, in which the station is located Lidečko ves in the lower village. The Lidečko station is located three kilometers north of the village.

Neighboring towns are Nivy, U Kucku, U Sekule and Popelišovy Paseky in the north, Straz, Pulčín and Spina in the northeast, Francova Lhota in the east, Střelná the southeast, Horni Lideč in the south, Sucháčkovy Paseky and Lačnov the southwest, Palésky, Račné and Vařákovy Paseky in the west and Trubiska, Dvořiska, Vráblovy Paseky Mužíkov, Žídkovy Paseky and Lužná in the northwest.

History

In the founding document of the monastery were Smilheim on August 20, 1261 by the castellan of Brumov, Smil Zbraslav and Střílky Upper and Lower Ludsch listed as the boundary of the monastic possessions. It is not certain whether this time next Horni Lideč already Lidečko existed and is meant by low Ludsch Lidečko. The first parish church in Lidečko was probably built between 1330-1340. To the north of the present village was located in the transverse valley of Senice the present station the settlement Lomná that went out during the Bohemian- Hungarian War, 1420. The first secure written mention of the village was in 1424, when King Sigismund pledged a portion of the rule Brumov with the goods Lidečko, Bylnice, Štítná, Lačnov Horni Lideč, Poteč, Študlov and Nedašov Miroslav of Cimburg. First written references date back to 1490 on the existence of a parish church in 1511 and was consecrated a new church. 1509 the village as Lidcze, 1518 Lidče Kostelní 1575 as Dolnij Lidczy and in 1633 was designated as Licz. In the Turkish invasion of 1663 234 inhabitants were killed or abducted. In hooves register of 1670 are reported for Dolni Lydcze 52 property, 17 of which were without form. In 1683, the Turks looted the village again. Upon incidence of kuruc 1707 in twelve residents of Lidečko died. In 1720 the town was under Litz called. After the division of power in 1731, the village fell to the Count Illyesházy corresponding first rule Brumov. The oldest town seal is from 1749, it bears the inscription Obetz Dedina Lidecko. In 1790 Lidecko consisted of 123 houses and had 958 inhabitants. 1834 lived in 141 houses in the village 982 people. The counts Illyesházy kept the rule Brumov I until 1835, then bought Georg Simon Sina possession. The place name Dolny Lič is handed down from the year 1846. The village was subservient to the middle of the 19th century always Brumov I.

After the abolition of patrimonial Dolny Lič / sub Litsch made ​​from 1850 onwards a municipality in the district team Uherský Brod and the jurisdiction Valašské Klobouky. Since 1872, the community was called Lidečko / Lideczko. Lidečko had 1900 1159 inhabitants in the year. Bylnice - In the years 1923 and 1928 this rail link was established Vsetín. Since 1949 Lidečko was assigned to the Okres Valašské Klobouky. The end of 1960 the church came after the lifting of Okres Valašské Klobouky to Okres Vsetín. In 1970 Lidečko with 1914 inhabitants, its highest population. Since 1999, the municipality performs a coat of arms and banners. Lidečko was 2008 winner in the national competition Village of the Year. In 2010, the municipality was awarded in the competition for the European Village Renewal Award for outstanding achievements in several areas of community development.

Local structure

For the community Lidečko no districts are reported. To Lidečko the settlements Popelišovy Paseky include ( Paseky ) and Račné.

Attractions

• Baroque parish church of St.. Catherine of Siena, built in 1700 in place of a destroyed during the Turkish invasion earlier building from 1511. The bells date from 1664 or 1665 and are protected as a cultural monument.
• Baroque statue of St.. John of Nepomuk on the former cemetery at the church, created in 1753 at the instigation of Count Josef Illésházy
• Baroque stone cross at the church, built in 1756 at the instigation of Count Josef Illésházy
• Rectory
• Chapel of St.. Agnes of Bohemia in Račné, in 1949
• Natural Monument Čertovy rocks, cliff highlands in the Vizovická on the eastern slope of the Kopce, north of the village
• Natural Monument Kopce, north of the village on the top of the mountain of the same name in the highlands Vizovická
• Betsäule
• The former bailiwick (House No. 125) is now in the Wallachian Open Air Museum Rožnov pod Radhoštěm. The timbered house in the Wallachian style was demolished and rebuilt on March 12, 1968 at the museum.