20의 튀믈리츠발트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

According to the information panel: "At this spot, right next to the Scheuweg, legend has it that about 200 years ago, the maiden Beate was murdered on the road from Kössern to Seidewitz. She was returning from a christening in Kössern, accompanied by a family friend, but was ambushed here by her jealous fiancé and ultimately killed. Even after more than 200 years, her grave refuses to decay, seemingly out of sheer innocence."

Large covered rest area with a history.

According to the information panel on site: "Partially completed millstone belonging to the stonemason Haferkorn, who produced millstones in the local quarries until 1809. He lived in Böhlen and rented a room in Zollschwitz where he produced counterfeit money. His accomplice, Mrs. Kretzschmar, distributed the counterfeit money. The police were alerted to his shady dealings by the miller from Böhlen. On December 5th, Haferkorn was forced to stand bound at the pillory in Böhlen. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Waldheim penitentiary."

During the time of the House of Wettin, the hunting breakfast during court hunts took place in the middle of the forest, on the so-called "Wettinplatz." In 1889, a memorial stone bearing the initials of the 'Wettiners' was erected here to mark the 800th anniversary, and hunts were held from here until 1919. The square was rebuilt and today serves as a place for recreation and relaxation in nature. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th%C3%BCmmlitzwald

A little off the path but you can hardly miss it. Information about it is available on the information board.

There are two different stories about it. around 200 the murdered virgin Beate... or at the end of the 19th century a nun from Nimbschen... I would guess the second one, the cross looks older 🤷

There are some such stones and monolytes to discover in the Thümmlitzwald. It is well signposted and laid out like an educational trail.

A little away from the monolith there is a millstone that has been started. It comes from Steinmetz Haferkorn, who also produced counterfeit money. Haferkorn came from Böhlen and was sent to prison in Waldheim for ten years at the beginning of the 19th century for his crimes. The engraved circle as the outer contour of the millstone is very clearly visible.