Schonstett
Schonstett is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim and a member of the administrative community Halfing.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
Geography
Community structure
The municipality has 17 Schonstett officially named districts:
- Achen
- Aichet
- Au
- Breitenbach
- Frieberting
- Helperting
- Irlach
- Koehl
- Murn
- New
- Rauhöd
- Rieperting
- Schonstett
- Schwöll
- Weichselbaum
- Weichselbrunn ( until 1976 called maize )
- Pond
- Zillham
History
The first mention Schonstetts is found in a charter of Emperor Henry IV in the year 1077th In this " privilege Henrici IV imperatoris " the place as one of the founding donation of Duke Tassilo III. called to the nun Chiemsee. The donation had been 780 and was mentioned at the dedication of the monastery by the Bishop of Salzburg Vigil in 782. Thus Schonstett is already over 1200 years old. The old castle was then at the present Kirchberg, of which the massive church tower and the old chapel still bear witness to the 12th century. From the old castle tower, an exposed show tower, the place probably takes its name. Because the dialect is called the place " Schauschded ".
The Codex diplomaticus Falkensteinensis mentioned Schonstett as Sconsteten, later as Sconstet, is found in later documents of the Monastery Herrenchiemsee from the 12th century Schônstete. In the high Middle Ages, the lords of vassals Schonstett the Hall Count of Wasserburg am Inn were. In the middle of the 15th century hilltop castle is abandoned and a moated castle built in 1480. This was illustrated in 1700 by Michael Wening and has remained largely unchanged. However, the moat in the 19th century was delivered crowded.
Until about 1550, the nobles of Schonstett be mentioned, then the closed Hofmark comes into the hands of those of Leublfing. As a result, the Barons change in the generation distance, until the end of the 16th century, the barons of Preu of Straßkirchen took over the ownership. This also acquired the neighboring Hofmark Stephan churches ( at Evenhausen ) and sold at the beginning of the 18th century to the barons of creep, which in turn were about 100 years later. The barons of Reisenegger and Ziegler were the last Hofmarksherren who exercised the patrimonial even until 1848.
Schonstett was built in 1802 as a closed Hofmark in the course of administrative reform in Bavaria Montgelas'schen a tax district, and in 1818 an independent political community. The same was true for Zillham, which was then enclosed Schonstett horseshoe. Until 1845 both communities belonged to the district court consolation mountain and from then to the district court Wasserburg.
Incorporations
On January 1, 1971, until then independent municipality Zillham was incorporated.
Culture and sights
→ See also: List of monuments in Schonstett
- Parish Church of St. Johann Baptist
- Castle with park
- Free Moor ( Zillham - Amerang - Halfing )
Sports
- SV Schonstett
- Castle Protect
Education
- Primary school Schonstett
- Kindergarten " Fridolin dandelion " with 50 seats
Youth
- KLJB Schonstett