Netín

Netín ( German Nettin ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers north-west of Velké Meziříčí and belongs to Okres Zdar nad Sázavou.

Geography

Netín is located on the edge of Arnolecké Mountains in the Bohemian- Moravian Highlands. The village is situated at the southeastern foot of the hill Strážnice (608 m) above the creek valleys of the streams Zátoky and Křibský. In the northeast, the Hora of Černochov ( 556 m) and Kozinec collected ( 549 m), southwest ( 555 m). In the land of Netín are the Netínský rybnik, Vrkoč, Ochoz, Kněžský rybnik and Křenčák several large ponds, southeast lies the dam Mostiště.

Neighboring towns are Zadnà Zhořec, Horni Mlýn, Dolni Mlýn and minced lard in the north, Krásněves in the northeast, Dolni Bory in the east, Olší ​​nad Oslavou and Závist to the southeast, and Lavičky Kochánov in the south, southwest, and Dedkov Blízkov in the west.

History

The place was probably from the mid-12th century to the possessions of the monastery Třebíč and built in 1298 the provost Měřín transferred. However, it has a certificate that the village Nmecino after the death of the Duke Vratislav from Brno to have gotten to the monastery in 1156, as a forgery from the end of the 12th century proved. As secured first mention of Vznětín therefore is the year 1370th Jan von Meziříčí was in agreement with the Marquis and the Třebíč Abt Netín to build several fish ponds. From the ponds outgoing floods in 1498 led to a dispute between William II of Pernštejna and Jan Lomnice. After the abolition of the Provost Měřín the rule Měřín - Netín arose. 1556 Měřín was sold to the German rule Rudoletz. 1559 acquired Jan D. Ä. Stránecký of Stránec Netín and it slammed his reign Zhoř. At that time Netín seat of a judge and in the village there was a distillery. After the Battle of White Mountain in 1621, the estates of the Stránecký of Stránec were confiscated and sold to Stephan Schmidt von Frey Mayrhofen on Kunštát. 1653 was the convent of the Discalced Carmelites of St.. Anna Manner village in the reign Zhoř. Subsequent owners were from 1680 Rudolf Graf Rabatta to Dornsberg and 1695 from Johann Dietrich knight Rumerskirch and his descendants. Since 1688 there was a parish school. The oldest town seal is from 1717. 1728 Zhoř was foreclosed with all accessories and in 1729 joined by the buyer Franz Count Ugarte to the rule Velké Meziříčí.

After the abolition of patrimonial Netín formed in 1850 with the districts Kochánov and Zadnà Zhorec and settlement Zaseka a municipality in the district team Velké Meziříčí. In a major fire in July 1887 37 houses and a school were destroyed. 1922 emerged the communities Kochánov and Zadnà Zhořec. In 1961 the assignment to Okres Zdar nad Sázavou was. 1980 Netín was incorporated into Radostín nad Oslavou. Since 1990, the community is again and since 2005, she leads a coat of arms and banners. In the 101 houses of the local part Netín live 306 people in 2001. There are also 21 holiday homes.

Community structure

For the community Netín consists of the districts Netín ( Nettin ) and minced lard ( minced lard ).

Attractions

• Parish of the Assumption, the original late Gothic building from the 13th century was remodeled in the years 1739-1740 in the style of Baroque Gothic. The plans to probably by Johann Blasius Santini Aichl come. The 31 m high tower was built in 1780
• Prince Chapel with Stations of the Cross and tomb of the Lobkowitz family, north of the church. The neo-Gothic brick building was built 1869-1871 for Leopold Prince Lobkowitz on Velké Meziříčí by architect Augustin Prokop. It is made from the Crypt All Souls and the superjacent Chapel of the Seven Sorrows of Mary. Most recently, in the crypt, the owner of the castle Velké Meziříčí, Josephine Countess Podstatzky - Lichtenstein (1905-2000), a daughter of Count Franz Harrach buried. The complex causes of Netín a crossroads up. Along an avenue of lime trees are 14 chapels.
• Baroque statue of St.. John of Nepomuk, created in 1715
• Baroque vicarage
• Ponds Velky netínský rybnik ( 41.61 ha) Vrkoč ( 10.02 ha) and Ochoz; the recreation area with holiday settlements south of the village by the stream Zátoky
• Kněžský rybnik (8.13 ha) on Křibský creek in minced lard, recreation area with holiday cottages