Záblatà (Jindřichův Hradec District)
Záblatí ( German Sablat, older even Sablath ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located 21 km north-east of the center of České Budějovice and belongs to Okres Jindřichův Hradec.
Geography
Záblatí is located on the territory of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Třeboňsko right side of the channel Zlata stoka between the large fish ponds fishpond Záblatský and Ponedrazsky fishpond.
Neighboring towns are Ponědraž in the northeast, Frahelž in the east, and Klec Lomnice nad Lužnicí the southeast, Smržov in the south, the west and Mazelov Lhotský Dvůr in the northwest.
History
Záblatí was first documented in the year 1358th The village was created at the end of the 13th century to the present mill. On the basis of found remains of walls can be concluded that at that time was a fortress or monastery at the site of the mill. The place was at that time largely to the reign of Zdeněk Lhota, whose seat was located at the site of monolayer Nosek. After Lhotas death came to reign Záblatí Lomnice and in 1430, slammed by the star salvors to Bechyně.
Acquired 1513 Peter IV of Rosenberg the village including the pond. The Good Záblatí, which also acquired the Rosenbergs, must be received in the 16th century and was later never mentioned again. Peter IV brought the festivities to Erblehn and renounced the reversion. The "golden channel " built under the direction of Štěpánek Netolický since 1510 by the Lainsitz followed until Záblatský rybnik the old Struha channel. 1527 was the pond, again Netolický, a stone Tarrasmauer. The village consisted in 1533 of 13 properties.
Between 1580 and 1582 the increase in the Záblatský was rybnik on 338 acres of water. After the extinction of the Rosenbergs Schwanberger the owner of the place and 1620 was followed by Charles Bonaventure de Longueval, Comte de Bucquoy were. 1660 came Záblatí with the Toeboo to the Schwarzenberg. Until 1751 Záblatí belonged to Bechyně circle and after its dissolution for Budweiser. After the replacement of patrimonial Záblatí in 1848 into an independent congregation, and came on September 25, 1850 to the newly established District Commission Jindřichův Hradec.
Community structure
For the community Záblatí no districts are reported.