Dobříš Castle belongs to the Colloredo -Mansfeld - Horydoly.cz - Outdoor Generation
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COLLOREDO-MANSFELD HERE WAS BORN Virtue
The first mention of the noble family Colloredo comes from Italy.In 11.Centuries lived in prodolone (died out), Mels and Colloreda.They came to Bohemia after the Battle of White Mountain and gained property and position.
Marshal Jerome fought alongside Wallenstein in the Battle of Lützen, lost Silesia after his death and died during another lost battle in war turmoil at.OMER in 1638.Grand Prior of the Maltese Order and the Provincial Commander of the Imperial Army in Bohemia Rudolf in 1648 defended Prague from the Swedes.The commander of the Venetian army Jan fallen in Crete during fighting with the Turks in 1649.The Ministerial Council Rudolf Josef was promoted to the Reich Count in 1763.Marshal Antonín Theodor was the first Archbishop of Olomouc in 1777–1811.
František de Paul Gundaccar took Marie Izabel Mansfeld, thanks to which he won the estate Dobříš, Obořiště and later inherited Nepomuk and the Green Mountain.He and his descendants use the name Colloredo-Mansfeld.Other members of the family worked in the army and in the civil service.
The Nazis and the Communists Colloredo-Mansfeld expropriated and declared the enemies of the state.Dobříš was returned only in the free society of 1998, Opočno has been judged for many years with alternating success and Zbiroh acquired in restitution in 1990 and sold it back to the state.In Austria, the GSTATT estate is owned along the Eneže River in the Gesäuse Mountains.
Jerome Colloredo -Mansfeld takes care of the Dobříš estate and his family company is the largest private forest owner in the Czech Republic - manages 20,000 hectares of forests, including 17,000 hectares, and 45 ponds.
The generic motto is: "Haec Peperit Virtus" (here was born virtue).
The Holy Holy is Jerome (Hieronymos, Hieronymus, Jeronym, Jerome, Jerome, Geronimo / Girolamo).Holy Jerome was a church scholar, one of the fathers of the teachers and the translator of the Bible into the Latin vulgata.
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