Border triangular stone - Czech Republic - European Historic Survey Stones, Monuments and Benchmarks on Waymarking.com

A Dreiherrenstein or Dreiherrnstein is the topographic name of a historical tripoint, especially in the German-speaking lands of central Europe, i.e a place where the border of three princely territories met, together with any enclosures or border fortifications. The word means literally "Three Lords' Stone".

This border triangular stone is from 1750. It divided the three estates - Sohland, Lipova and Wehrsdorf.

The stone is located right on the current Czech-German border.

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Trípanský kámen – starý hranicní kámen, na kterém jsou znaky majitelu prilehlých panství – Sohlandu, Lipové a Wehrsdorfu z r. 1750.

Trojhranný pískovcový sloupek oznacuje místo, kde se stýkaly hranice trí panství:

- na strane jižní je znak hrabat ze Salm-Reifferscheidu vlastníku Lipové
- na strane severovýchodní je znak pánu ze Saly vlastníku Sohlandu
- na strane severozápadní je znak budyšínské kapituly sv. Petra

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