Uzenice

Uzenice ( German Usenitz, formerly United Usenitz ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers northeast of Blatná in South Bohemia and belongs to Okres Strakonice.

Geography

Uzenice is located on the left side of the creek Uzenicky creek on a west slope in the hill country Blatenská pahorkatina. To the north rises the Chlumák ( 548 m), to the east the Vrse (520 m ) south of the Na Červenkách (500 m) and in the northwest the Křikava (520 m). To the south lies the pond Labuť.

Neighboring towns are Uzenicky, Drahenice and Drahenicky in the north, Svučice, Mišovice, Minice and Pohoří in the northeast, Ostrov and Svodbodka in the east, Chrást, Výšice and Kožlí the southeast, Nevželice, Myštice, Laciná, Dvořetice and Vahlovice in the south, Střížovice, Újezd Skaličan and Chobot in the Southwest, U Frička and Černívsko in the west and Žebrák and Hostišovice in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of Uzenice took place in 1227 as a possession of the monastery of St. George at Prague Castle. Later the estate was initially pledged to the dominions Fraunberg and Klingenberg, before it acquired the Lords of Křikava and joined to the rule Křikava. After the destruction of the castle Křikava Tasek acquired from Drahenice the end of the 15th century, its possessions and beat them to his good Teutsch - Usenitz to. Around 1520 acquired Zdeniek Lev of Rosental this good and joined it to the reign Blatná. His son Adam Lev of Rosental sold the estate Teutsch - Usenitz 1537 for 1000 shock Bohemian groschen to Johann Bieschin of Bieschin. In the division of an estate between his sons the good Teutsch - Usenitz including the church patronage in Černisko fell in 1579 to Zdenko Bieschin of Bieschin. His son Georg Zbynek Bieschin of Bieschin sold Teutsch - Usenitz with the villages small Usenitz, wholesale Usenitz and Černisko 1617 Meißnische for 14,000 shock to William the Elder. Wrabsky Tluksa of Wraby, which it struck his reign Drahenitz. The Wrabsky of Wraby held the property until 1686, followed by several changes of ownership. 1795 acquired the land Colonel Marshal John Prokop Count Hartmann of Klarstein the Good Drahenitz of Marie Elisabeth Countess of Nostic Rhineck, born Kolowrat Krakowsky of Ugezd. In 1840 there was Usenitz, which was as large Usenitz / Uzenice or Vzenice called, from 28 houses with 255 inhabitants. In the village there was a tavern. Vicarage was Černisko. Until the mid-19th century Usenitz remained the rule Drahenitz submissive.

After the abolition of patrimonial Uzenice / wholesale Uzenitz formed in 1850 a municipality in the district administration and the district of the court Breznitz. Since 1868 Uzenice belonged to the district Blatná. In 1870 the counts were Lobkowicz owner of the goods. At the end of the 19th century, the monolayer Chobot grew to a village hall belonged to Uzenicer Chobot díl 3 / 3 Chobot share.

In the wake of the repeal of the Okres Blatná Uzenice in 1960 associated with the Okres Strakonice. In 1964 the incorporation of Uzenicky ( with Černívsko ). On November 24, 1990 Uzenicky and Černívsko broke again from Uzenice and formed the community Uzenicky.

Community structure

For the community Uzenice no districts are reported.

Attractions

• Remains of the castle Křikava west of the village, it was first mentioned in 1345 and destroyed in the 15th century
• Chapel in the village square built in the late 19th century
• Chapel on the road to Černívsko
• Baroque Cross on the way to Chobot created in 1711
• Monument to TG Masaryk, built in 1938 in the village square. The granite Tele is one of the few Masarykdenkmäler who survived both dictatorships without prejudice.
• Riding heaps of gold soaps, west of the village