Rüdenhausen

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Rüdenhausen is a market in the Lower Franconian district of Kitzingen and a member of the administrative community Wiesentheid.

• 2.1 Population development

• 3.1 Coat of Arms

• 4.1 monuments
• 4.2 Natural Monuments
• 4.3 Sport

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Education

• 6.1 freeman
• Born 6.2 In Rüdenhausen

Geography

Geographical Location

Rüdenhausen lies in the Würzburg region (Bayerische Planning Region 2). Through the town flows the Schirnbach.

Community structure

The seven districts of Rüdenhausen:

• Floor grinder
• Spelt mill
• Eselmühle
• Fallmeisterei
• Scratches mill
• Powder Mill
• Rüdenhausen

There is only the district Rüdenhausen.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are (from north clockwise beginning ): Wiesentheid, Abtswind, Castell, Wiesenbronn and Kleinlangheim.

History

The origin of the place name Rüdenhausen can be etymologically not entirely clarified. The popular reference to old male servants ( huntsmen, which supplied the hunting dogs ) is unlikely. Official registers refer to an ancestor Ruodo, but its existence can not be proven. Would also be possible, the reference to a reed or a clearing. Also, reference is made to the old word Rota, indicating a pre-Christian place of worship on a hill. The current location of the Evangelical Church with the calibration wells in the vicinity might mean.

1266 Rüdenhausen was first documented as a "villa Ruden Husen ". Although since time immemorial, the place belonged to Castell, Rüdenhausen was awarded for centuries to minions, among others Seckendorf, Fox Dornheim and the noble family of Gnodstadt. As this generation became extinct in 1533, decided to Count I. Wolfgang zu Castell, not to award the feud again. He decreed in 1543 in his will that the county be divided among two of his sons and Count George II should get the part Rüdenhausen. When Count Wolfgang on July 5, 1546, died it came to the division of the state. His son George II in 1556 moved into the lock Rüdenhausen. Since then, the line of Castell- Rüdenhausen with Rüdenhausen exists as Residenzort. 1597 took place between the sons of George again a division of the county in the lines of Castell- Castell and Remlingen -Rüdenhausen instead.

From the time of the Thirty Years' War was narrated that in December 1632 invaded farmers from Ebrach and Oberschwarzach along with imperial troops in Rüdenhausen. The Chronicle also reported that you broke the castle gate, all the remaining cattle rounded up, windows, doors and furnaces destroyed in the castle as well as Library and Archives devastated. In the church baptismal font and pulpit were destroyed. All women and children 's clothes were torn from her body in order to search for prey.

Under the reign of Count Johann Friedrich the place boomed. He let 1709-1712 build the church, and gave new in 1747 the place market rights. When in 1803 the last Count of Castell-Rüdenhausen died without issue, the county was divided again. Two brothers of the line Castell- Remlingen founded the new lines of Castell- Castell ( Albrecht Friedrich Carl ) and Castell -Rüdenhausen ( Christian Friedrich). Due to the media coverage of the county Castell in 1806 was also the former Office Rüdenhausen to Bavaria. In boundary settlements occurred in 1810 with the Grand Duchy of Würzburg and fell with this 1814 back to the Kingdom of Bavaria. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community. Until the district reform in 1972 Rüdenhausen belonged to the district of Gerolzhofen.

Population Development

Policy

Mayor Gerhard Ackermann ( FUW / Free independent voters ).

The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of 312 k € in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) equivalent to € 16 thousand.

Coat of arms

Blazon: In a floating red gold male torso with a golden collar.

Coat of Arms History: The community was since the 13th century to 1533 a possession of the Counts of Castell. The oldest known seal dates from the early 16th century. It already shows a shield with a growing from the lower edge of plate paw -free males. The dog is also included in the coat of arms of the Lords of Gnottstadt who received the place of the Counts of Castell as a fief. They died in 1533. They were followed in 1546 by the Counts of Castell- Rüdenhausen. 1747 Rüdenhausen received marketing rights. In the seals of the early 19th century is the male, as in the present coat of arms, shown with front paws. Since that time, the coat of arms has not changed.

Culture and sights

In the Residenzort is the old castle, which is inhabited by the descendants of the line - Castell Rüdenhausen and therefore not be visited. The former representative Domänenamt is the town hall, built in 1708-1712 Evangelical Church of St. Peter and Paul are some important works of art, especially epitaphs of the count's family, also in southern Germany very rare floating baptismal.

Monuments

→ List of monuments in Rüdenhausen

Natural Monuments

• Southeast of Rüdenhausen the natural monument is Schirnbachquelle.

Sports

Sports club is the TSV Rüdenhausen 1862 eV, table tennis, basket ball, protecting, women's and men gymnastics, badminton, inline hockey and other activities offered. The club has about 350 members, has a multi-purpose hall and a sports court.

Economy and infrastructure

It existed in 1998 according to official statistics in the manufacturing sector and 32 in the area of ​​trade and transport any social insurance contributions at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 66 people. Social insurance contributions at town were a total of 277 counted. In manufacturing, there were 2 businesses. In 1999 there were 12 farms with an agricultural area of 599 hectares, of which 567 hectares of arable land and 31 acres of meadowland.

Traffic

Rüdenhausen located at the motorway exit Wiesentheid -Rüdenhausen the A 3 state road 286 crosses Rüdenhausen ( a bypass is planned). The station Rüdenhausen -Feuerbach is on the railway line Kitzingen -Schweinfurt. This is, however, very rarely traveled.

Education

There is a kindergarten for 25 children (as of 1999).

Personalities

Freeman

• Simon Bergmann ( * November 29, 1925; † 7 July 2012), former mayor
• Siegfried Fürst zu Castell- Rüdenhausen ( born February 16, 1916 Castle Rüdenhausen, † November 16, 2007 ibid ), agriculture and forestry, entrepreneurs as well as hunting functionary

Born in Rüdenhausen

• William Walter ( born June 16, 1850 in Rüdenhausen; † February 8, 1914 in Berlin), architect, building officer Privy Council and lecturer in the Reich Post Office in Berlin