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Męcina

January 01, 1970

Męcina [mɛnˈt͡ɕina] is a village in the administrative district in the Malopolska province of Gmina Limanowa, within Limanowa County, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in southern Poland. It lies approximately 10 kilometres (6 mi) east of Limanowa and 61 km (38 mi) south-east of the regional capital Kraków.[2] In the years 1975–1998 the town administratively belonged to the province of Nowy Sacz.

Męcina
Village
Holy church of Saint Anthony
Męcina
Coordinates: 49°40′43″N 20°32′50″E / 49.67861°N 20.54722°E / 49.67861; 20.54722
Country Poland
VoivodeshipLesser Poland
CountyLimanowa
GminaGmina Limanowa
Population
3,248[1]
Websitehttp://www.mecina.prv.pl

Location edit

Męcina rests at the edge of the mountain called Łososińskiego.[3] In the middle of Męcina there is a stream called Smolnik. It is a tributary of a well known river called Dunajec, at the district road Limanowa-Chełmiec.The yellow trail leads to the mountain ridge of Łososińskiego.

History edit

The oldest traces of human activity in this area are documented between Męcina and writers. Archaeological excavations have revealed here urnowe burial from the times of the Lusatian culture, which lands Polish lasted in the period 1300–400 BC.[4]

The first mention of the village comes from a knight Męcina pence from 1326 and relate to the local parish.[5]

At the end of the sixteenth century. Męcina divided into Niżna and religion, noble families ruled here Krzeszów and Marcinkowskich. In the mid-sixteenth century. Męciny heir Sebastian Krzesz fell into a dispute with the local parish priest, who soon turned into open conflict.[6] Victorious from this battle came Krzesz, who eventually exiled priest, seized his property, poniszczył parish registers, and the place had brought two preachers Arian . In the temple instead of altars set plain wooden cross.[4] During the Reformation the church served the local congregation ariańskiemu (brothers Polish).

It was only in 1605. Arrived at the place of a new Catholic priest that his ministry had to start from the renovation of the church, in which he helped finance the next heir of the House of Krzeszów – Stanislaw, who converted to Catholicism.[4]

In the nineteenth century. Męcinie pastor was Father Vincent Wąsikiewicz, researcher of folk culture, the author of books and ethnographic studies. During this period Męcinie were several noble mansions and manors. In Męcinie Lower the court called "White" (today the area opposite the school) in the nineteenth century. Gostkowskich family farmed, while close Kłodnego was a mansion called "Bobrówka" (today, leaving behind 2 small spichlerzyki). In the Upper Męcinie was in the nineteenth century. Mansion called "oak" (approx. 1 km from the church, at the top of the village, on the right side of the road to the writers), which also gospodarzyła another branch of the family Gostkowskich.

After the war Męcina became famous throughout the country and beyond its borders thanks to the label hockey sticks Bronislaw Smolen .Bronislaw Smoleń initiated the construction of a school in Męcinie and many other social actions. On the wall of the school is a plaque dedicated to his person, unveiled on 1 September 1997.[6]

Interesting and historic buildings in the village edit

In the center of the village on the road to Nowy Sacz is a church. St. Abate from the end of the seventeenth century, wooden, built on the framework of a tower pole construction. Inside preserved rainbow beam with a Baroque crucifix, the choir edging profiles and Baroque. At the altar, there is a stone crypt heirs Męciny and local pastors. The porch hangs a painting of St. John Cantius and St. figure. John of Nepomuk from 1740.[5][4]

Built between 1984 and 2006 a new church is acting as a parish church.

Chamber memory Zdzislaw Smolen – Inspector District Podhalańsko – Carpathian Rifle Association "Sagittarius", which gathered quite a rich collection of family memorabilia, including photos, a collection orzełków military uniforms soldiers and weapons (including Russian saber, captured in the Battle of Warsaw 1920).[4]

House of creative work and Zygmunt Jolanta Kłosowskich, local painters and sculptors.[4]

The historic chapel from the seventeenth century in the hamlet Miczaki at which celebrated worship Catholics męcińscy at a time when the local church was converted into a church Arian.[4]

Above Miczakami is a large sandstone quarry (recently resumed work).

In the lower part of the village, on the road to Krasne Potocki you can see ruined, two hundred years old mill . Fragments of the old mill wheel.[4]

In the center of the village there is also a group of schools, fire station OSP, a few shops, a railway station.

Born in Męcina edit

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ "bdl.stat.gov.pl".
  2. ^ "Central Statistical Office (GUS) – TERYT (National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal)" (in Polish). 2008-06-01.
  3. ^ "beskidwyspowy".
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h Męcina. www.beskidwyspowy.eu
  5. ^ a b Peter Skoczek (2009) Parishes Earth Limanowa . Proszówki: Provincial Publishing House, pp. 139–145. ISBN 978-83-88383-43-4
  6. ^ a b Andrzej Matuszczyk (2008) Beskid Wyspowy . Pruszkow: Brain Training Publishing House, pp. 166–167. ISBN 978-83-89188-78-6
  7. ^ Louis Dudzik. Katyn – symbolic graves in Męcinie . "Furrow Stone", p. 11, No. 74 – April 2009. ISSN 1734-350X

External links edit

  • GUS – Local Data Bank

January 01, 1970
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This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia s quality standards The specific problem is the article needs more of copyedits Please help improve this article if you can June 2016 Learn how and when to remove this message Mecina mɛnˈt ɕina is a village in the administrative district in the Malopolska province of Gmina Limanowa within Limanowa County Lesser Poland Voivodeship in southern Poland It lies approximately 10 kilometres 6 mi east of Limanowa and 61 km 38 mi south east of the regional capital Krakow 2 In the years 1975 1998 the town administratively belonged to the province of Nowy Sacz MecinaVillageHoly church of Saint AnthonyMecinaCoordinates 49 40 43 N 20 32 50 E 49 67861 N 20 54722 E 49 67861 20 54722Country PolandVoivodeshipLesser PolandCountyLimanowaGminaGmina LimanowaPopulation3 248 1 Websitehttp www mecina prv pl Contents 1 Location 2 History 3 Interesting and historic buildings in the village 4 Born in Mecina 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksLocation editMecina rests at the edge of the mountain called Lososinskiego 3 In the middle of Mecina there is a stream called Smolnik It is a tributary of a well known river called Dunajec at the district road Limanowa Chelmiec The yellow trail leads to the mountain ridge of Lososinskiego History editThe oldest traces of human activity in this area are documented between Mecina and writers Archaeological excavations have revealed here urnowe burial from the times of the Lusatian culture which lands Polish lasted in the period 1300 400 BC 4 The first mention of the village comes from a knight Mecina pence from 1326 and relate to the local parish 5 At the end of the sixteenth century Mecina divided into Nizna and religion noble families ruled here Krzeszow and Marcinkowskich In the mid sixteenth century Meciny heir Sebastian Krzesz fell into a dispute with the local parish priest who soon turned into open conflict 6 Victorious from this battle came Krzesz who eventually exiled priest seized his property poniszczyl parish registers and the place had brought two preachers Arian In the temple instead of altars set plain wooden cross 4 During the Reformation the church served the local congregation arianskiemu brothers Polish It was only in 1605 Arrived at the place of a new Catholic priest that his ministry had to start from the renovation of the church in which he helped finance the next heir of the House of Krzeszow Stanislaw who converted to Catholicism 4 In the nineteenth century Mecinie pastor was Father Vincent Wasikiewicz researcher of folk culture the author of books and ethnographic studies During this period Mecinie were several noble mansions and manors In Mecinie Lower the court called White today the area opposite the school in the nineteenth century Gostkowskich family farmed while close Klodnego was a mansion called Bobrowka today leaving behind 2 small spichlerzyki In the Upper Mecinie was in the nineteenth century Mansion called oak approx 1 km from the church at the top of the village on the right side of the road to the writers which also gospodarzyla another branch of the family Gostkowskich After the war Mecina became famous throughout the country and beyond its borders thanks to the label hockey sticks Bronislaw Smolen Bronislaw Smolen initiated the construction of a school in Mecinie and many other social actions On the wall of the school is a plaque dedicated to his person unveiled on 1 September 1997 6 Interesting and historic buildings in the village editIn the center of the village on the road to Nowy Sacz is a church St Abate from the end of the seventeenth century wooden built on the framework of a tower pole construction Inside preserved rainbow beam with a Baroque crucifix the choir edging profiles and Baroque At the altar there is a stone crypt heirs Meciny and local pastors The porch hangs a painting of St John Cantius and St figure John of Nepomuk from 1740 5 4 Built between 1984 and 2006 a new church is acting as a parish church Chamber memory Zdzislaw Smolen Inspector District Podhalansko Carpathian Rifle Association Sagittarius which gathered quite a rich collection of family memorabilia including photos a collection orzelkow military uniforms soldiers and weapons including Russian saber captured in the Battle of Warsaw 1920 4 House of creative work and Zygmunt Jolanta Klosowskich local painters and sculptors 4 The historic chapel from the seventeenth century in the hamlet Miczaki at which celebrated worship Catholics mecinscy at a time when the local church was converted into a church Arian 4 Above Miczakami is a large sandstone quarry recently resumed work In the lower part of the village on the road to Krasne Potocki you can see ruined two hundred years old mill Fragments of the old mill wheel 4 In the center of the village there is also a group of schools fire station OSP a few shops a railway station Born in Mecina editFerdinand Piwowar and Wladyslaw Pociecha victims of the Katyn massacre 7 See also editMecina Mala Mecina WielkaReferences edit bdl stat gov pl Central Statistical Office GUS TERYT National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal in Polish 2008 06 01 beskidwyspowy a b c d e f g h Mecina www beskidwyspowy eu a b Peter Skoczek 2009 Parishes Earth Limanowa Proszowki Provincial Publishing House pp 139 145 ISBN 978 83 88383 43 4 a b Andrzej Matuszczyk 2008 Beskid Wyspowy Pruszkow Brain Training Publishing House pp 166 167 ISBN 978 83 89188 78 6 Louis Dudzik Katyn symbolic graves in Mecinie Furrow Stone p 11 No 74 April 2009 ISSN 1734 350XExternal links editGUS Local Data Bank Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mecina amp oldid 1173774353, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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