Novosedly (Strakonice District)
Novosedly, until 1924 Nevosedy, ( German Newosed ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located nine kilometers west of Strakonice in South Bohemia and belongs to Okres Strakonice.
Geography
Novosedly is located on the left bank of the creek Novosedelský creek in the foothills of the Bohemian Forest. To the northeast, the Kněží hora collected ( 493 m), in the southeast, the Homolka (490 m) and the Mladiny (600 m ) south of the Makarovský vrch ( 575 m) and the Kůstrý vrch ( 584 m) in the southwest of Vraní vrch ( 485 m), west of the Beranice (531 m) and in the northwest of the Divoš (537 m). Through the village leads the state road II/172 between Strašín and Katowice. Northeast of the railway line České Budějovice, Plzeň runs through the valley of Otava, the station Katowice is located in a good two kilometers at Liboc.
Neighboring towns are Záleský, Horni Poříčí Za Rekou, Dolni Poříčí and Pohodnice in the north, Liboc and Katowice in the northeast, Střela, Virt and Pracejovice in the east, Sloučín, Koclov and Drachkov the southeast, Stružský Mlýn, Makarov, Milčice, Kraselov and Dřetiny in south, Tažovická Lhota, Lipnice and Šebelovský Mlýn in the southwest, and Štechovice Nové Dvory in the west and Kladruby, Ovčín, Svatá Trojice and Kozlov in the northwest.
History
The area on the outskirts of the central Otavatals was already inhabited in the early period. In Novosedly an existing Regenbogenschüsselchen from Celtic Golmünzschatz was found. In 1931, the archaeologist Bedřich Dubský discovered on dirt road between Pracejovice and Sloučín a Celtic hill grave.
The village probably originated as a settlement of Goldseifnern. The first written mention of Novosedly took place in 1204 in a deed Otakar I Přemysls to the monastery of St. George at Prague Castle, in which the king left the Benedictine income from several villages. The donation was confirmed papal in 1223. Later, the Order of Malta acquired the village and joined it to his rule Strakonitz.
In 1840 Newosed consisted of 48 houses with 307 inhabitants. In the village there was a mill. Vicarage was Wolenitz. Until the mid- 19th century, the village remained subservient always Strakonitz.
After the abolition of patrimonial Nevosedy / Newosed formed in 1850 with the districts Sloučín / Slautschin and Kozlov / Kotzlau a municipality in the district administration and the judicial district of the Strakonice. 1885 a private school was inaugurated in Nevosedy. At the beginning of the 20th century, both districts broke off and formed the community Koclov / Kotzlau. Since 1924 the church has the name Novosedly. 1948 Koclov was incorporated ( with Sloučín ) again. The school was closed in 1975 and enrolled the children after Volenice. With the beginning of the school year 1993/94 the two-class primary education was resumed in Novosedly.
Community structure
For the community Novosedly no districts are reported. To Novosedly include the settlements Koclov ( Kotzlau ) and Sloučín ( Slautschin ) and the local situation Na Hůrce. The corridors of the municipality is divided into the Katastralbezirke Koclov, Novosedly u Strakonic and Sloučín.
Attractions
- Chapel in Novosedly
- Chapel in Koclov
- Chapel in Sloučín
- Shrine on the road from Novosedly after Volenice
- Statue of St. John of Nepomuk on the bridge over the creek Novosedelský