Stauchitz
Stauchitz is an administrative community free municipality in the west of the district of Meißen in Saxony.
- 4.1 Attractions
- 4.2 Menhir of Steudten
- 4.3 Culture
- 4.4 Regular events
Geography and transport
The municipality is located on the northwestern edge of the Lommatzscher care. The neighboring towns are Oschatz (15 km ) Meissen (23 km), chub (23 km), and Riesa (10 km). The B 6 ( in the north) and the B 169 ( in North-South direction ), and the railway line Riesa- Chemnitz run through the municipality. Through the village, the river flows Jahna. Stauchitz is located on Jahnatal Bicycle Trail.
Districts
The municipality consists of the districts:
- Just a joke,
- Dobernitz,
- Dösitz,
- Gleina,
- Groptitz,
- Grubnitz,
- Hahnemann field,
- Ibanitz,
- Kalbitz,
- Panitz,
- Plotitz,
- Pöhsig,
- Pro Fit,
- Ragewitz,
- Seerhausen,
- Staucha,
- Stauchitz,
- Steudten,
- Stösitz,
- Treben,
- Wilschwitz.
History
- Just joke
This district is mentioned in 1226, first documented as a manor Blosewitz. The name comes from the Slavic locator Bloz.
- Dobernitz
The place is mentioned in 1334 under the name Dodranwicz. The name comes from the Altsorbischen and means as much as Good place ', derived from dobry = good.
- Dösitz
The village is mentioned in 1261 as Teskuiz. The name comes from the Slavic locator Utesk. The area is inhabited since time immemorial but of which testifies to the discovery of Neolithic Corded Ware.
- Gleina
In Gleina as Glynen is since 1296 a manor house occupied. The name can be derived from altsorbischen glina = clay.
- Groptitz
Groptitz is mentioned in 1323 as Gruptiz, derived from the locator Grubota.
- Grubnitz
The place is mentioned in 1320 as Grobanuwicz. The name was derived from the name Gruban. Near Grubnitz a Germanic settlement in Jahnatal was discovered. In 1350, the village is also mentioned as a manor.
- Hahnemann field
Hahnemann field was first mentioned as Hanvelt, was mentioned in 1296 as a manor house.
- Ibanitz
In the year mentioned in 1329 as Ywanwicz, which means as much as the village of Ivan.
- Kalbitz
The village was mentioned in 1283 as Calewicz, the name could be derived from kal = swamp.
- Panitz
In the year 1279 as Panitz, which means as much as Mr. village (Pan = Mr. ).
- Plotitz
Plotitz was created as a round square village on the slopes of Mehltheuer creek. Even before the year 1190 there was a mansion here. The place name probably derived from altsorbischen Bloto = swamp.
- Pöhsig
The town developed from the former Vorwerk of the manor top diving. Mentioned in a document it is first time in the year 1541st Northeast of Pöhsig the remains of a medieval moated castle were found.
- Pro Fit
Pro Fit is mentioned as Prostwicz the first time in 1334. The place name probably derives from provost. This designation refers to the neighboring monastery Staucha.
- Ragewitz
First mentioned in 1266 as Roguiz and since the year 1287 mansion.
- Seerhausen
The name could be Slavic origin, from Slavic name of the plant or Zerucha Zerus = coward, cress, field flower. Speaking against German word ending -sen so that the place name of its first owner probably originated (one from the old family of Seer ). Originally built as " water-resistant " at the Jahna castle was blown up in 1949.
- Staucha
In 1259 Staucha first mentioned as Stuchowe. Since the first third of the 13th century to the early 14th century there were in Staucha a nunnery. By dividing the resort was top diving. This division 1751 was reversed.
- Stauchitz
Stauchitz is mentioned in the year 1428 as Stwchewicz. Even before that but are named for this area some feudal lords. Also Bronze Age and Slavic settlement remains of Slavic castle Gana were found. The castle was demolished in 1949.
- Steudten
In the year 1243 mentioned as Ztudene what can probably be traced back from altsorbischen Studeny = cold. Until the 16th century the village belonged to the monastery Altzella later to city Nossen.
- Stösitz
As mentioned Stesciz in 1283, which of Sdech, Stes or Stas = short form of Stanislaus derived. In Stösitz there was a water castle, which was probably mentioned in 1283 as a manor house.
- Treben
In the year 1261 as Trebene, which means as much as the place of Treba or place on the clearing mentioned.
- Wilschwitz
The place is as Wilskewicz ( altsorbisch for location of Vilc ( e) k) in 1334 mentioned. Since 1378 the place is also mansion.
Incorporations
Culture and sights
Attractions
- Church Just joke
- Schoolhouse Just joke from 1802
- Remains of a Dutch windmill at Dobernitz
- Monk column Ragewitz
- Constitution stone ( erected as a reminder of the Constitution introducing the Kingdom of Saxony on September 4, 1831) in Ragewitz
- Castle Park Seerhausen
- Nonnenstein in Staucha
- Wine cellar and indoor market in Staucha
- Baroque manor house from 1753 in Staucha
- Neo-Gothic church built 1861-1863 after plans by Christian Friedrich Arnold.
- Remains of the castle Gana in Stauchitz
- Old post office in Stauchitz (1725-1816), later guest house "Alte Post ", now the village hall
Menhir of Steudten
South-east of the district Steudten stands on a hill above Huth evil in 218 m above sea level. NN a menhir. It can be reached via a dirt road that branches off about 300 meters south of Steudten of the Zschochauer road to the east. From an applied on the hill rest area a trail leads through a thicket directly to the menhir. The 1.85 m high porphyrne stone stands on a grave mound. The menhir marks the border of the districts of Meißen and Central Saxony. The name Huth evil suggests that were held in the Middle Ages dishes.
Culture
- Then Peter- library of books from the GDR from 1945 to 1989 in the district Staucha
Regular events
- Market in Staucha
Personalities
- Ludwig von Zehmen (1812-1892), German conservative politician, President of the First Chamber of the Saxon parliament