VÅ¡emyslice

Všemyslice until 1923 Šemeslice ( German Schemeslitz ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located five kilometers west of Tyn nad Vltavou in South Bohemia České Budějovice and belongs to the.

Geography

Všemyslice is located in the southeast of the Písecké hory ( Písecké Mountains ). To the east rises the Díly (431 m), in the southwest of the Kometa (593 m ) west of the Pecivál (604 m) and the Zdoba ( 574 m), and in the northwest of the Maly Kamýk (605 m), Vysoký Kamýk ( 627 m ) and Jedlový vrch (516 m). At the northern location is a solar power plant, four kilometers south is the Temelín nuclear power plant.

Neighboring towns are Slavětice, Spálené, Mezerka and Kolna in the north, U mysaka, Neznašov, Svatá Anna and Bojiste in the northeast, Bohunická Hájovna, Fišerák, Malá Strana and Cerveny Vrch in the east, Bohunice and Zverkovice the southeast, Křtěnov, Temelín and Přehájek in the south, Rozovy, Kaliště, Shon and Těšínov in the southwest, and Podlesí Nová Ves u Protivina in the west and Vsetec, Karlov I and II Karlov in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of Usemyslicz took place in 1352 as a possession of Záviš of Újezdecs son Heřman. Subsequent owners of the estate were the Vladiken of Býšovec and Malovci Malovic. After the Battle of White Mountain in 1622, the estates of the Bohuslav Malovci Malovic were confiscated on Hluboká and Dříteň and in 1623 handed over to Baltasar of Marradas. He sold Všemyslice 1630 Sezyma of Wrtby, which it struck his estate Nezdaschow. In 1647 he left the farm Všemyslice in ten economies parceled and populated them with subjects from the reign Votice. In the mid-18th century the estate of Wrtby Nezdaschow Carolina, married Countess Chermont and then their daughter Philippina that it brought into their marriage of Karl Friedrich von Schütz in 1764 belonged. Because of indebtedness reached the estate in 1785 and was licitation from kk Bergrat Prosper Berchtold auctioned. This left it in 1800, his son Charles, who inherited it in 1812 to his son Prosper. In 1840 Schemeslitz consisted of 29 houses with 240 inhabitants. In the village there was a tavern. To Schemeslitz were abstruse located the Grange Spaleny and three Dominikalhäuser. Vicarage was Nezdaschow. Until the mid- 19th century, the village always the Good Nezdaschow remained submissive.

After the abolition of patrimonial Šemeslice / Schemeslitz formed in 1850 with the districts Karlov I Neznašov, Slavětice and Vsetec a municipality in the district administration and the Tyn nad Vltavou the jurisdiction / Moldova Thein. Vsetec broke up in 1888 going on and formed its own community. 1910 lived in the community Všemyslice 850 inhabitants, of whom 849 Czechs. The district Všemyslice or Šemeslice / Schemeslitz had 241 Czech -speaking inhabitants. Since 1924, only Všemyslice is used as a Czech place name. Karlov I was ausgemeindet 1953 by Vsetec. On 12 June 1960, the incorporation of Bohunice ( with Pankraci, Přehájek and U Sýkory ) and Vsetec took place ( with Karlov I and Karlov II). After the abolition of Okres Tyn nad Vltavou the community was associated with the České Budějovice in 1961 ..

Community structure

The municipality consists of the villages Všemyslice Bohunice ( Bohonitz ) Neznašov ( Nesnaschow ) Slavětice ( Slawietitz ) Všemyslice ( Schemeslitz ) and Vsetec ( Wschetetz ), the resettlements Karlov I ( Karłów I), Karlov II ( Karłów II) and Kořensko and the monolayer Pankraci, Přehájek, mysaka U, U Sýkory and Zbojiště.

Attractions

• Chapel on the village square of Všemyslice with a carved wooden tower
• Monument to the fallen of World War I in Všemyslice
• Castle Neznašov
• Church of St.. Trinity at Neznašov
• St. Anne's Chapel at Neznašov
• Grave chapel of Count Berchtold at Neznašov
• Synagogue in Neznašov
• Jewish cemetery in Neznašov
• Lookout on the Vysoký Kamýk