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Ludwigsdorf is a village and a district belonging to Görlitz since 1 January 1999. It has almost 900 inhabitants (2003).〔:de:Einwohnerentwicklung von Görlitz#Stadt- und Ortsteile〕 Together with the village Ober-Neundorf it is the northernmost part of the city. == History == The church of Ludwigsdorf was built by 1175, according to the newest dendrochronological investigations. According to that, Ludwigsdorf presumably was founded in the course of the German Ostsiedlung. It is obvious that when the church was built there had to be a certain prosperity yet to manage the building and maintenance of the church. Most of the grubbing and construction phase must have been ended in 1175. The type of the settlement is a ''Waldhufendorf''. Under the name ''Lodewigesdorph'' (village of Louis) it was mentioned first in 1305, in 1413 it was written ''Lodewigisdorf'', in 1430 ''Ludwigsdorff'', in 1534 ''Lustorf'' and in 1559 ''Lostorf''. In February and March 1431 the Hussites were in Ludwigsdorf. Because 1539 the council of Görlitz bought the village from ''Urban Emrich'', it belonged to Görlitz once before the incorporation in 1999. In 1621 ''Lord of Salza auf Ebersbach'' bought it. About 1665 it was probably the divided into Upper- and Lower-Ludwigsdorf. At the time of the War of the Sixth Coalition, from 1813 till 1816, Lower-Ludwigsdorf was afflicted with military billeting, according to the records of the then head of the municipality ''Gottlieb Winkler''. Since 1950 Ober-Neundorf has belonged to Ludwigsdorf. About that time the two parts Upper- and Lower-Ludwigsdorf were no longer mentioned separately. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ludwigsdorf (Görlitz)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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