Radějovice (Strakonice District)

Radějovice ( German Radejowitz ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. Lies 14 kilometers northwest of Vodňany in South Bohemia and belongs to Okres Strakonice.

Geography

Radějovice is located on a plateau in the foothills of the Bohemian Forest in the trough of the stream Radějovický creek. North-east rise the Radovec ( 635 m) and the Knížecí kámen (622 m), the South East KYSE (564 m ) and southwest of the Kváskovická hůrka ( 571 m).

Neighboring towns are Cehnice in the north, Dunovice, Sedliště and Drahonice in the northeast, Albrechtice and Skočice in the east, Netonice, Chrást and Bílsko the southeast, Záluží and Měkynec in the south, Jiřetice, Čepřovice, Ovčín, Střítež and Skály the southwest, Kváskovice in the west and Paračov, Třesovice and Jinín in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of Radějovice took place in 1334. Later, the men Cehnice Říčany acquired the village and beat it to the Good Cehnice to which was united front by Mikuláš 1475 Cehnice Říčany with his uncle belonging Good Stiekna. After the death of Heralt Kavka Říčany the Good Cehnice was again separated in 1563 at the division of the reign of Stiekna. It was the stronghold Cehnice seat of his son in January of Kavka Říčany, belonged to the next to the court and the town Cehnice also Radějovice and nine other villages. Its eponymous son sold the estate in 1602 to the guardians of Zdeněk January Říčanský Říčany who reunited with Cehnice Stiekna. As of 1610 made ​​several changes of ownership; after the Battle of White Mountain, the corresponding January Malovci Malovic rule Stiekna was confiscated and later sold to Ursula von Kolowrat. 1648 acquired the from Switzerland immigrated to Bohemia nobles January Anton Losy of Losinthal the rule with the associated villages Řepice, Mladějovice, Přešťovice, Čejetice, Droužetice, Přeborovice, Brusy, Cehnice, Dunovice, Netonice, Radějovice, Paračov, Kuřimany, Sudkovice and Černěkov by Johann Anton von Eggenberg. After his death in 1682, inherited by his son Johann Baptist the rule Stiekna. This passed away in 1683 and the legacy came to his brother Johann Anton Losy of Losinthal. 1720, he gave his property to his son Adam Stiekna Philip. After Adam Philipp Graf Losy had died of Losinthal on April 21, 1781 without descendants in Vienna, his widow, Ernestine Countess Fuchs of Bimbach inherited the rule. They sold the property in the same year to Joseph Niklas zu Windisch -Graetz. He was followed in 1802 his children Alfred, Veriand, Eulalia and Adelheid. Alfred Windisch -Graetz acquired a year later by his siblings for Familienfideikommiss Tachau the rule Stiekna.

In 1840 Radiegowitz or Radowitz consisted of 20 houses with 124 inhabitants. 15 of the houses belonged to Stiekna and five to Mladiegowitz. Vicarage was Paratschow. Until the mid- 19th century, the village of Allodialherrschaft Stiekna together with the Good Mladiegowitz remained submissive.

After the abolition of patrimonial Radějovice / Radejowitz formed in 1850 a part of the community Netonice in the District Commission and the Court of District Strakonice. On April 1, 1976 Radějovice was incorporated along with Netonice after Bílsko. After a referendum Radějovice broke loose on 24 November 1990 by Bílsko and formed a separate congregation for the first time in its history.

Community structure

For the community Radějovice no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Chapel of the Virgin in the village square, built in the 19th century
• Niche chapel of the Virgin Mary at Homestead No. 18, it originated in the 19th century