Small castle Primelkov / Hradek Primelkov - Preserved Architectural Remnants and Ruins on Waymarking.com

[CZ] Zakladateli hrádku byli páni z Rokštejna ci Strížovci, vedlejší vetev knežických Hrutovicu. Tento rod získal tuto oblast kolem vsí Strížova a Prímelkova nekdy v 1. polovine 13. století a patrne se úcastnil její kolonizace. Hrádek byl založen nekdy v 2. polovine 13. století, jak dosvedcují keramické nálezy. V této dobe rod nedaleko založil i hrad Rokštejn. Hrádek nelze považovat za pouhou pevnost strežící jeden z prístupu k hradu, ale za samostatné sídlo s vlastními hospodárskými budovami a s poplužním dvorem v Prímelkove. Jedním z duvodu existence obou objektu mohl být velký pocet príslušníku rodu pánu z Rokštejna na konci 13. století. Doložená majetková država rodu však byla pomerne malá, což asi vedlo pozdeji k financním problémum. V té dobe však byl již hrádek, podle malého poctu nalezených železných predmetu, plánovite opuštený a vypálený.

V letech 1957 a 1960 došlo k archeologickému výzkumu hrádku pod vedením B. Coufala. Výzkum odkryl pudorys hlavního objektu hrádku z kamenu kladených na sucho a získal bohatou kolekci hmotné kultury, zejména keramiky.

Nyní je z toho místa krásný výhled do údolí reky Jihlavy

[EN] The founders of the castle were lords of Rokštejn or Strížovci, a side branch of Hrutovic's family. This genus gained this area around village Strížov and Prímelkov sometime in the first half of the 13th century and probably participated in its colonization. The castle was founded sometime in the second half of the 13th century, as evidenced by the ceramic findings. At that time, the genus was founded by castle Rokštejn too. The castle can not be considered a mere guard fortress for guarding access roads to the castle Rokštejn, but as a separate residence with its own economic buildings and with the adjoining buildings in Prímelkov. One reason for the existence of the two buildings could be a large number of members of the family from the Rokštejn family at the end of the 13th century. However, the documented property in holdings of the family were relatively small, which probably led to financial problems later on. At that time, however, the castle was, according to a small number of found iron objects, planned abandoned and burned.

In the years 1957 and 1960 the archaeological research of the castle was led by B. Coufal. The research uncovered the floor plan of the main building from stones and acquired a rich collection of material culture, especially ceramics.

now is from this place a beautiful view of the valley of the Jihlava River

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