Allershausen

Allershausen is a rural community inside the Upper Bavarian district of Freising and the seat of the equal administrative network. Archaeological unearths date returned to 2000 BC. Date and affirm that the community belongs to an ancient settlement location. The Celts settled about 500 BC. The area and gave the two rivers Amper and Glonn their names. The Romans occupied the territory without resistance of the Noriker, the Keltenstammes, who settled there at that time in 15 AD. 450 years later, the Germanic tribes invaded the location and forced the Romans to retreat.

The tribe of the Bavarians shared the vicinity with the final Celts. The many locations in the district withing and hausen in the call display that the settlements have been made earlier than and in the course of the takeover of Bajuwaren. Written mention of the location changed into first recorded in 814 in a written record as Adalhareshusum a contraction of the personal name Adalhar with the determinative word hus, which means by way of the houses of Adalhar.