Lower Kramolín

Dolní Kramolín is mentioned for the first time as a property of the Tepel monastery in 1228. However, at the beginning of the 14th century, Arkleb of Tisová forcibly captured this village and built a fortress here. But already in 1319, this fortress was conquered by the army of King John of Luxembourg. After that, the village returned to the monastery again. However, the fortress may not have completely disappeared, because in 1410, Hynek of Fojcperek resided right in Dolní Kramolín, to whom the monastery...