Kunzell

Kunzell is a suburb of Fulda in eastern Hesse, Germany. After the municipalities Kunzell is the largest municipality within the district of Fulda. The beginning of the network dates returned to the 12 months 743. At that time, the monk Chindolf settled inside the basin of the top reaches of the Grezzbach. In the following period, a cella formed around the residing of the monk, who was named after him Chindecella or Kindecella. Kunzell became first referred to in files in 1160. The area was owned via the Fulda monastery. By the year 1250, 4 unbiased peasants had been indexed, 1510 there have been already 7.

The district Dietershausen is first mentioned in 810 as Theotrichesus. Pilgrim cell is known as in 830 in documents Biligrimcella, 1510 Pilgerzell had ten farm animals ranchers. Engel helms were mentioned in files in 1276, dirlos 1318 as Villa Tyerolfes. The ecclesiastical center changed into for centuries the Flore berg. The first validated church became built there by way of Abbot Huoggi 891 to 915 across the 12 months 900. The preserved protective wall likely dates from the 10th century and served as safety against the invading Hungarians.