Syrovátka
Syrovátka ( German Sirowatka, 1939-45: whey ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. Lies 14 kilometers southwest of the center of Hradec Králové and belongs to Okres Hradec Králové.
Geography
Syrovátka is located on the East Bohemian panel. Through the community's railroad Hradec Králové nad Cidlinou - Chlumec leads, the railway station " Dobřenice " is Syrovátka.
Neighboring towns are Roudnice in the north, Lhota pod Libčany in the northeast, and Hubenice Trávník in the east, and Osice Osičky the southeast, Rohoznice in the south, Dobřenice the southwest, Obědovice in the west and Kratonohy in the northwest.
History
The first written mention of the village was in 1339, when Vanek of the village Ždánice Ždánice sold the monastery Opatovice. In 1399 the place in the country plaque was inscribed as belonging to Jan Tluksa of Čistěves and Syrovátka. At the beginning of the 15th century, the knights of the Dobřenský Dobřenice acquired the goods. After that was possession of Catherine of Onšov, after their death, inherited 1482 King Vladislav II the goods. This ranged Syrovátka to Jan of Onšov on. Shortly thereafter, there was a division of the village. A share received Burjan Stranovský of Sovojovice, the others did in January and Petr V. II Dobřenský. After 1550, united in January VIII Dobřenský († 1593) both shares in its possession. Meanwhile, three daughters sold Syrovátka 1604 Johann Christoph von Waldstein. From it acquired after 1620 Dorota Stašová Zábědovice of the village. This sold it in 1629 to the imperial chamberlain Johann Jacob de Vaggi of Vipach. 1701 bought Perchtold of Wallenstein on BElohrad the goods. 1730 acquired Emanuel Jestříbský Knights of Riesenburg the place. In 1770, the numbering of the houses. In these years, began a period of distress in Syrovátka. 1771 food became scarce and prices rose. In the following years the cattle died of a plague. 1776 Johann Wenzel Clanners of Engelhofen owner of the goods, he was followed from 1800 Michal Boleslavsky Knight of Knights stone. The stately manor burned in 1836 and 1846 out twice. After the second fire, he was never rebuilt. In its place was built a sugar factory Michal Václav Dobřenský of Dobřenice 1848-1850.
After the abolition of patrimonial created in 1850 the municipality Syrovátka in the district of Hradec Králové. 1861, the family bought Kraus from Pardubice goods, a year later it was sold to Charles Daniel Weinrich. 1873 took the train from Prague to Hradec Kralove traffic to and on the northwestern outskirts of the village the station Dobrenitz arose. 1896 two street lights were erected in the village. In 1907, the road from the train station was Dobřenice " Dobřenice ". After the German occupation of the memorial book of the parish was 1940 when. During the time of the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia, the town was named Syrovátka / whey; the latter emerged as Germanism of the Czech name. Between 1949 and 1960 Syrovátka belonged to Okres Hradec Králové - okolí and from January 1, 1961 back to Okres Hradec Králové. 1989 Syrovátka was incorporated into Dobřenice. After the Velvet Revolution they became independent again in 1990.
Community structure
For the community Syrovátka no districts are reported.
Attractions
- Chapel