Rielasingen Worblingen

Rielasingen Worblingen is a municipality inside the district of Konstanz in Baden Wurttemberg south of Singen immediately on the Swiss border. The network Rielasingen Worblingen turned into fashioned on 1 January 1975 through unification of the communities Rielasingen and Worblingen. In 1005 the previously politically unbiased municipality Arlen turned into first referred to in files as Arola. On the occasion of the relocation of the monastery St. Georgen from Hohentwiel to Stein am Rhein got here via donation of King Henry II, the village Arola to the monastery of St. Georgen, which in the following centuries, the majority of neighborhood items possessed.

From the 14th to the 16th century, the lords of Klingender exercised the bailiwick rights that they possessed as fiefs of the Archduchy of Austria in Arlen. In 1655 changed into the vicinity a part of the guideline Singen, which became pledged with the aid of the Archduchy of Austria to the barons of rust. After their extinction came the guideline making a song with Arlen in 1774 to the Counts of Annenberg. In 1810 Arlen fell to the Grand Duchy of Baden.