Burglengenfeld

Burglengenfeld is a town within the Upper Palatinate district Schwandorf in Eastern Bavaria. Oldest finds suggest first settlements between 3000 and 1800 BC. It become first stated in a report Lengenfeld 1123 in a file of the monastery Ensdorf as Lengenfelt. Already 817 were called the Almenhof a agreement in brand new town region of Burglengenfeld. Earliest serial grave finds of the early 7^th century check with a agreement continuity of the place to the time around 600 AD. The homonym with secondary umlaut a to e and the simple word subject speaks for a comparatively excessive age of present day vicinity.

The fortress, which gave the metropolis its name, became built around 900 to protect the invading Hungarians. In 1542 Burglengenfeld received metropolis rights and his coat of fingers. Old ancient paperwork are 1123 Lengenfelt replica from the 15th century about 1133 Lenginuelt, 1205 castrum fort Lengenvelt, 1356 Purcklengefelt, 1484 Burcklengfeld, 1546 Burcklengenfelldt and 1702 Burglengenfeld, 1621 got here to the Greek name Pyrgomacropedius.