Niemodlin

Niemodlin is a city in the Opolskie Voivodeship, in the Opole poviat, the seat of the urban provincial cooperative of Niemodlin. In the years 1975 to 1998 the city was authoritatively part of the old territory. Niemodlin himself likely previously existed in the 10th century as a market settlement. As per Saint, during his central goal trip Wojciech remained here and began to construct a congregation the principle course to Prague and Brno went through the city. The city was established before 1224 and got city rights in 1283.

The most established affirmed notice of Niemodlin originates from 1224. Town rights were allowed by ruler Kazimierz, in return for expenses caused while encompassing the Opole stronghold with a high divider. The city in 1313 turned into the seat of the duchy of Niemodlin and stayed until 1460. From 1779 as far as possible of World War II, the city had a place with the tallies of Praschms. The principle wellspring of salary for occupants in primitive occasions was horticulture and ranger service. Toward the start of the 19^th century, a rope plant and a bottling works were set up in the city.