Mladé Bříště

Mlade Bříště ( German Jung Briescht ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located six kilometers south of Humpolec and belongs to Okres Pelhřimov.

Geography

Mlade Bříště located in the Křemešnická Highlands, part Bohemian- Moravian Highlands. The village is situated on the northern edge of the forest Rousínovský les to a right tributary of the Jankovský creek. North-east rises the Vlčí Mountains (608 m), in the southeastern Soví Hat ( 619 m) ​​and in the south of Rousínov ( 599 m).

Neighboring towns are Záhoří and Komorovice in the north, Na Ohradě, Brezina and Bystrá in the Northeast, U Valu and Stare Bříště in the east, Hojkovy, U Makovičků, U Brambůsků and Mysletín the southeast, Zálesí, Pazderny, Zachotín, Vlčinec, Žabárna, Blatina and Žirov in the south, Dvur Rousínov, Rousínov and Útěchovičky the southwest, Velky Rybnik in the west and Jonášův Mlýn, Rokosův Mlýn and Kletečná in the northwest.

History

The village was probably founded after 1149 by the Premonstratensian order. The first mention of the monastery Seelau associated village on May 8, 1226 a bull of Pope Honorius III. , In the monastic ownership is confirmed.

1811 are listed in the memorial book of the parish Mladé Bříště in the village of 16 houses. In 1843 the city had 114 inhabitants.

After the replacement of patrimonial Nové Bříště formed in 1850 a district of the municipality in the district Staré Bříště captaincy Německý Brod. 1862, the school was built. At the beginning of the 20th century, the local name Mladé Bříště prevailed. 1910 came the village to the district Humpolec and since 1948 it made with the previously belonging to the district Zachotín Hojkovy own community. 1930 was Mladé Bříště from 23 houses and had 125 inhabitants. The municipality of Pec pod Bříště 1961 was assigned to the Okres Pelhřimov. In 1974, the incorporation of Záhoří was.

Community structure

The municipality of Pec pod Bříště consists of the districts Hojkovy ( Hojkau ) Mladé Bříště (Jung Briescht ) and Záhoří ( Sahorsch ).

Attractions

  • Church of Sts. John the Baptist, proven since 1226
  • Rectory
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