Tvrz Kříženec u Vilice, Tábor One Place Study

Date: 1292 [unknown]
Location: Tvrz Kříženec u Vilice okres Tábor, Bohemia
Surnames/tags: One_Place_Studies Krizenesky

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Contents 1 Tvrz Kříženec u Vilice, Tábor One Place Study 1.1 Name 1.2 Geography 1.3 History 1.4 Population 1.5 Notables 2 Sources

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Name

Geography

Continent: Europe

Country: Czechia

District: Tábor

GPS Coordinates: 49.5750518, 14.8666445

Elevation: 465.0 m or 1525.6 feet

History

The establishment of the Kříženec Fortress goes back to the year 1292. It's construction is indicated to date from a much earlier time. There is a historical citation in Vokovi z Buřenic otherwise from Kříženec. In the beginning of the 15th century Oneš settled here, the brother of the State Chamberlain Zikmund Huler from Orlík. The same is also mentioned in the year 1407 by a gentleman in Vožice where he advanced goods from Mikuláš from Prague, but even after, when he settled in Kříženec, he remained friends with citizens of Vožice. When, in the year 1410 on the 20th of April, he swore perpetual chaplaincy in Vožice, they established and continued, added to this chaplaincy of Ondřej Zbraslavský was the Priest Oneš. Already before that had come for goods from Mikovský, after whom they were later named. Mikuláš Zajíc z Valdeka otherwise from Kříženec reminiscent of the year 1420, the 23rd of September. The same identical one was probably with Mikuláš Zajíc from Valdek which the year 1419 answered by way of the hussites of Prague. His unfriendly fancies against the party was also a reason those from Tábor took the Kříženec fortress and settled it with their poeple. When Czechs in the year 1423 did not have anything to be afraid of from foreign enemies, they got bogged down deeper into various and civil wars, they solicited the people from Prague whom went strongly into the field. With infantry and cavalry along with many cannons and catapults, they closed in on the Kříženec fortress. However, it is said that the structure took a few weeks, they themselves suffered more casualties than they were able to besiege. When, however, Mr. Bohuslav from Švamberk gathered up the surrounding municipalities from Tábor, he asked them for help, the people from Prague went with him into deliberations, and left Kříženec again. Then again after this war the Kříženec lords received their goods from Talmberk along with goods from Jankovský, even though it was quite far from Kříženec. After the stormy time period it was followed by destruction to the Kříženec fortress and the village was burned down, so that both up to our time no longer remain. The castle landscape vévodícího seest the right side of the road instead of Táborské. Zizka said, "to kitchens" between top and Křtěnovicemi, and to this day between the Potters and Krizenecky, "killers" he says, where he said the 30-year war, a great battle was fought.

The first mention of the former fortress Krizenec comes from 1292, when it was of Buřenice differently from Krizeneckeho. The demolition of the old granary in Still Life (formerly Fraunhoff) which was built of stone obtained from the fortress, was according to historical records discovered part of a Gothic arch carved with the year 1247. It was a moated fortress which had an irregular octagonal floor plan, and access to it was protected. a system of ponds, wetlands and embankments, whose remains are still visible in the vicinity. In the early 15th century, the fortress was settled by Oneš brother chamberlain of King Wenceslas IV. Zikmund Huler of Orlik, who was executed in 1405 for the fraud enriched at the expense of the royal chamber. Nicholas Hare from Valdek. the fortress remained in 1420 a year after he declared war Hussite Prague residents. His hostile attitude to a devotee Utraquist was the reason that Taborites stronghold was conquered and occupied. In 1423, the fort was tried unsuccessfully to conquer Taborites using cannons and catapults. Praguers In later times were during demolition there was debris found at the abandoned fortress silver bowls and near the field Hussite cannonballs Even during the Hussite wars won Kříženecká goods and gentlemen of Talmberk were Jankovskému attached to goods. In 1573, Elizabeth Kaplírova z Malovic won Krizenec at no surrender, which was connected to Šebířov and in 1678 the manor Vožickému.

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Sources

Cikhart, Roman. Táborsko - description of the natural, historical and ethnographic - IV. Historical topography -B) Mladovožicko. 1st Ed. Camp: Press Department unity "COMENIUS", 1922nd p. 134 SEDLÁČEK, August. Castles, palaces and fortresses of the Czech Kingdom. Part 4. Highlands Tabor. 1st Ed. Prague: Fr. Šimáček, 1885

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