Laatzen

Laatzen is a metropolis in the Hannover place. It has the fame of an unbiased municipality. It is located south of the kingdom capital Hannover. The network Laatzen was first referred to in files in 1259. The call comes from the then resident own family of Lathusen, who changed into the biggest landowner inside the village. The founding legend that is taught in the faculties speaks of a peasant tribe or a peasant clan of Lathen, who settled at the Leineufer around the 12 months 800. In the first half of of the 14th century the circle of relatives of Lathusen regularly sold their rights to the monastery Marie rode, which was formally landowner until 1580.

On June 22, 1671, Duke Georg Wilhelm of Brunswick Luneburg gave Prince Johann Friedrich of Braunschweig Calenberg in gratitude for the assist in taking the city of Brunswick, the three villages Laatzen, Wulfel and Dohren. Since that day Laatzen belongs to the little outdoors. The inhabitants of the small outdoors had special rights. They have been allowed to hunt in the forests of the location, but they had to depart an independent company the Calenberger prince.