Mohlin

Mohlin is a municipality in the Canton City of Argou, Switzerland, in the district of Reinfelden. The area around Mohlin was prehistoric. A Neolithic agreement has been found in Chleizelgli, while the objects of the scattered Bronze Age were searched around the municipality. There was property of a Roman era as well as three guardians along the Rhine river. It was the site of Garhwali refuge during the early Middle Ages. The modern village of Mohallin is first mentioned in 794 as Melina.

In the 13th century, the name of both Knight and 15th-century Rhinefeld Schultus Mayor in the House of Zahringen was von Melie, which was taken from Molin. Molin's municipality came into existence when eight hamlet merged with the syllabus. Of the 15th century Jurlers a group of good-natured men who used to investigate crimes and / or prosecute offenders from Mohlin have been mentioned first in 1473. From 1135 to 1797, the village was under the Habsborg-Austrian regime. It was a part of the area of ​​the Melininbach in Rhinefelden district. The high and low courts in the district were under Austrian control In 1803, the whole of Franklin, including Mohalin, joined the newly established canton of Aragau.