Stružná
Stružná until 1949 Kysibl ( German Gießhübel ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located ten kilometers southeast of Karlovy Vary and Karlovy Vary belongs to Okres.
Geography
Stružná is located in the west of Doupov Mountains on the edge of the training area Hradiště. North-east rises the Plešivec ( Plesselberg, 841 m ) south of the Rumisko ( 776 m).
Neighboring towns are Cinov in the north, Bražec and the commandant of the training area in the southeast Hradiště, Horni Tašovice and Dlouhá Lomnice in the south, Podlesí, Peklo and Nová Víska the southwest, Žalmanov in the west and Andělská Hora in the northwest.
The easternmost villages Dlouhá ( Long Green ) with his district Kostelní Hurka ( mountain ) was destroyed after the establishment of the military area. Also from Cinov only individual buildings located on the outskirts are obtained, which located at the military training center place no longer exists.
History
The first documented mention of Gießhübel place in the year 1378th The village belonged at this time to rule Castel Sant'Angelo. Owners were the lords of Giant Mountain. 1435 acquired Matthias von Schlick rule. Among the gentlemen of Plauen was an association of gentlemen Castel Sant'Angelo and Buchau that persisted until the extinction of the line Plauen -Gera in 1572. 1573 acquired Christoph von Schlick Castel Sant'Angelo. It was followed two years later his son- Kaspar Colonna of Fels. His son Leonard Colonna of Fels acquired at the beginning of the 17th century and the reign Buchau. This castle angel house lost its importance as manor fell into disrepair. From then on there was talk only of the dominions Buchau and Gießhübel. Leonhard Colonna fell in 1620 at the Battle of Langenlois. After the decisive Battle of White Mountain in 1621 his estates were confiscated and sold Gießhübel along with Castel Sant'Angelo, Buchau, Hermann Czernin of Schönau an Chudenitz. 1731 sold Franz Joseph Czernin of Chudenitz Gießhübel to Adam Hartig. The goods of his son Ludwig Johann Nepomuk Maria Graf von Hartig 1794 was foreclosed because of insolvency. New Lord of Gießhübel was Johann Joseph Stiebar of Buttenheim, the 1810 the same fate as his predecessor suffered. Johann Anton Hladik, who had bought the government, she joined in 1829 William of Neuberg from. Gepfarrt the village was by Sollmus.
After the abolition of patrimonial Gießhübel / Kysibl formed in 1850 a municipality in the district Luditz. 1930 the community had 552 inhabitants. As a result of the Munich Agreement in 1938 Gießhübel annexed by the German Reich. 1939 lived 533 people in Gießhübel. From 1938 to 1945, the community was part of the German district Luditz and came to the end of the Second World War back to Czechoslovakia. Beginning in 1945, was the expulsion of the German and the establishment of the Czech population. In 1949 it was renamed the Stružná .. From 1946 to 1960 belonged Kysibl or Stružná to Okres Karlovy Vary - okolí and since 1961 Okres Karlovy Vary. Žalmanov with his district Peklo was incorporated in 1948. In 1961, the incorporation of Tašovice (now Horni Tašovice ) with Nová Víska.
As part of the downsizing of the military training areas in 2015 Bražec will be added as the district to Stružná.
Community structure
The municipality consists of the villages Stružná Horni Tašovice (Tashkent joke), Nová Víska ( Neudorfl ) Peklo ( Höllmühl ) Stružná ( Gießhübel ) and Žalmanov ( Sollmus ). Basic settlement units are Horni Tašovice, Nová Víska, Stružná and Žalmanov .. To Stružná also the settlements Cinov (Schönau ) and Podlesí include ( Federhäuseln ).
The municipality is divided into the Katastralbezirke Horni Tašovice, Stružná and Žalmanov ..
Attractions
- Castle Stružná
- Statue of St. John of Nepomuk
- Chapel
- Church of the Assumption in Žalmanov