Kirchberg in Tirol

Kirchberg in Tirol is a municipality with 5256 population in Brixental, within the center of the Kitzbuhel Alps. The region is positioned at 837 m above sea degree. A. The municipality is positioned within the judicial district Kitzbuhel. The earliest strains of the agreement of Kirchberg cross lower back to prehistoric instances, namely to the younger Bronze Age 1100 to 900 BC. The first inhabitants of Kirchberg had been Illyrians. Around the center of the sixth century started the conquest by the Bavarians. 902 gave the royal minister Rodolt the Prihsnatala to the bishopric of Regensburg, who managed to control the Brixental through bailiffs. In 1241 Sperten is called because the call of the village beneath the Chirchberg for the first time.

1333 is spoken by means of the community and public all parish of Sperten. In 1377 Bishop Konrad of Regensburg mortgaged the Brixental with Kirchberg to Bishop Friedrich von Chiemsee. In 1380 he offered it for 18,000 Hungarian guilders with the proviso of a repurchase, and in 1385 against payment of a in addition 8,000 Hungarian guilders for ever to the Archbishop of Salzburg. In 1816 the Brixental and accordingly additionally Kirchberg have become a part of Tyrol.