LovÄice (Hradec Králové District)
Lovčice ( German Lautschitz, also Louczitz ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located six kilometers west of Chlumec nad Cidlinou and belongs to Okres Hradec Králové.
Geography
Lovčice is located in the headwaters of the creek on the East Bohemian Štítarský panel. East of the village are the Drabina and the Ohradywald. In the forest area of the junction of the north of the town extending the railway from Chlumec nad Cidlinou after Městec Králové from the train track Velky Osek - Trutnov done. In Lovčice is the railway station " Lovčice obec "; the station " Lovčice " is just west outside in the open field at the former sugar factory Slibovice. To the southwest lies the nature reserve Žehuňská obora.
Neighboring towns are Hlínov, Lisický and Lišice in the north, Chlumec nad Cidlinou in the east, in the southeast Převýšov, Bludy, Končice and Zbraň in the south, Choťovice the southwest, Na Kopičáku and Kněžičky in the west and Slibovice in the northwest.
History
The first written mention of Lovčice dates from 1299, the village belonged at that time to the dominions Hradišťko and Žiželice. In the 14th century a fortress, as the owner from 1355 to 1377 the Henik brothers and Pribik of Jikva have survived emerged. Apart from the celebrations there was still at least a yard, the 1365-1366 CEC of Lovčice possessed. He was followed from 1371 Přibík of Malovic and ten years later Bonec of Lovčice. In 1419 Zdislav acquired from Lovčice festivals and yard. After the village of Jindřich Slibovice from which it bought in 1437 the brothers Erazim and Petr of Lovčice belonged. During the Hussite wars west of Lovčice extinguished the villages Vančice and Praskolesy. Subsequently, there were multiple changes of ownership, and finally to a division in which the village was divided between the Dominions and Slibowitz Chlumetz. The celebrations died out in the 16th century. Burian Apollon by Skřivany bought in 1490 along with Slibowitz also a part of Lovčice.
1521 sold William Kostka Postupic Lovčice together with Chlumetz Vojtěch of Pernštejna ( 1490-1534 ). 1634 burned down the village Blud the Swedes, in its place a farm was later built. Franz Ulrich Kinsky closed Lovčice 1697 to the rule Chlumetz. The place was spacious, surrounded by two stately hunting areas. East of the village lay the forest areas of the castle Karlskron and to the southwest, the great Žehuňer Tiergarten joined with the hunting lodge Neugebäu, in the led the Bluder goal. Since the mid-19th century, was built at the Kaiser Road at Slibowitz a sugar factory.
After the abolition of patrimonial Lučice formed in 1850 a municipality in the district of Nový Bydžov. 1901, the railway from Chlumetz was inaugurated by Königstädtel. Since 1878, the municipality bears the name Lovčice. On January 1, 1961, Lovčice to Okres Hradec Králové.
Community structure
For the community Lovčice no districts are reported. To Lovčice heard the monolayer Bludy ( Blud ).
Attractions
- Baroque Church of St. Bartholomew with free-standing bell tower
- Karlova Koruna castle, east of the village
- Chapel of St. Ferdinand obora in Žehuňská, southwest
- Nature Reserve Žehuňská obora and Žehuňský rybnik, southwest of the village
- Jagdschlösschen Kněžičky ( Neugebäu ) in the Žehuňská obora