Radlin

Radlin is a metropolis in southern Poland, in the Silesian Voivodeship, in the Wodzislaw District. According to statistics from December 31, 2015, the town had 17,861 inhabitants. Radlin is an antique metropolis, but little is noted in chronicles or in authentic documents. Its name possibly derives from the word radlo within the means of the plow, or its part, which shows the rural individual of the village. From the duration of the Tartar invasions in 1241, an application turned into preserved, consistent with which the Radlin peasants freed the Prince, besieged by way of the Tatars, in the castle of Wodzislaw, for which he generic his saviors to the state of the Aristocracy.

The existing center of the metropolis of Biertultowy become cited already in 1305 as Bertholdi villa and the first point out of Radlin comes from 1365 and is blanketed within the vintage act of sale unknown to Conrad von Radlin. He was the proprietor of all or a part of Radlin, and after that the village went into the palms of Plankuar, later Sednitzki. From 1602, the owner changed into Jerzy Charwat Plawetzki from Plawecz, while Radlin Gorny without Szonowice belonged to the owner of Wodzislaw, becoming part of the Wodzislawski State.