Zuzenhausen

Zuzenhausen is a municipality in Baden Wurttemberg and belongs to the Rhein Neckar Kreis. Zuzenhausen became possibly based in the 6^th or 7^th century by Frankish settlers who settled there after defeating the Alemanni. The village turned into first mentioned in 769 as Zozenhusen, later also from time to time referred to as Zuzanheim, and belonged to the monasteries Lorsch and Hirsau. Together with the Meckesheimer Sent Zuzenhausen 1330 came under Palatine suzerainty. The neighborhood authority but had the Bishopric Speyer, which she forgave as a fief to the Lords of Venningen.

The Venninger had since the 14^th century parts of the region, from 1637 belonged to them the entire region. During the 30 Years' War, Zuzenhausen turned into looted in 1622 by using passing Bavarian troops and 1634 Swedish troops. After warfare destroyed 1643 once more Bavarian troops the stays of metropolis and castle that is why after the warfare handiest 9 families lived inside the village. Already in 1689 burned down Zuzenhausen, due to the struggle of conquest Louis XIV, once more, whose plague ended best after the time of Napoleon.