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Dol­né Trho­viš­te je obec v okre­se Hlo­ho­vec (Wiki­pe­dia), v juho­zá­pad­nej čas­ti Nit­rian­skej pahor­ka­ti­ny, v doli­ne Trho­višt­ské­ho poto­ka (regi​onh​lo​ho​vec​.sk). Na plo­che 10.06 km2 žije 637 oby­va­te­ľov, leží v nad­mor­skej výš­ke 180 met­rov nad morom. Je písom­ne dolo­že­ná od roku 1156 (Wiki­pe­dia). His­to­ric­ké náz­vy obce: Vasar, Vas­card, Wasard, Uuasard, Alsó Vas­sard, Unter Was­char­ditz, Dol­ne Was­sardc­ze, Dol­né Vašar­di­ce. V roku 1902 bola k obci pri­čle­ne­ná obec Jele­no­vá (regi​onh​lo​ho​vec​.sk).

V údo­lí poto­ka Gala­nov­ka medzi obca­mi Tep­lič­ky a Dol­né Trho­viš­te ležia pozos­tat­ky stre­do­ve­kej osa­dy12. – 13. sto­ro­čia a nále­zy pra­ve­kých mla­do­ka­men­ných nádob a kamen­ných nástro­jov z obdo­bia 4 000 rokov pred n. l.. V intra­vi­lá­ne obce v čas­ti Zla­tár­ky našli pozos­tat­ky osa­dy z doby latén­skej a doby rím­skej. V čas­ti Tur­ná sa našli objek­ty z mlad­šej doby kamen­nej. Iden­ti­fi­ko­va­ný bol ron­del v neoli­tic­kej osa­de. Kamen­né stav­by boli vybu­do­va­né nad údo­lím Trho­višt­ské­ho poto­ka ľud­mi Len­gy­el­skej kul­tú­ry 4 000 rokov pred n. l.. Pri­bliž­ne dve­sto met­rov juho­zá­pad­ne od kos­to­la sa nachá­dza­jú pozos­tat­ky kelt­ské­ho poh­re­bis­ka, kto­ré dokla­da­jú latén­ske síd­lis­ko a poh­re­bis­ko. V čas­ti Rúba­ni­ce a Pasien­ky sa našli pozos­tat­ky osa­dy z mlad­šej doby kamen­nej. Východ­ne od kos­to­la Svä­té­ho Jura­ja bola dolo­že­ná stre­do­ve­ká osa­da Vasar (Vas­card, Wasard). Kos­tol bol prav­de­po­dob­ne súčas­ťou pan­ské­ho dvor­ca. Pôvod­ne román­sky kos­tol posta­vi­li ešte pred tatár­skym vpá­dom – v prvej tre­ti­ne 13. sto­ro­čia. V roku 1855 v čas­ti Gala­no­vá posta­vi­li kaš­tieľ. Je mož­né, že na mies­te toh­to kaš­tie­ľa stá­la v stre­do­ve­ku kúria, mož­no Kyliá­nov dvor a trho­vé mies­to pod náz­vom Kylián­va­sar­dya (dol​ne​tr​ho​vis​te​.sk).


Dol­né Trho­viš­te is a vil­la­ge loca­ted in the Hlo­ho­vec Dis­trict (Wiki­pe­dia), in the sout­hwest part of the Nit­ra Hills, in the val­ley of the Trho­višt­ský stre­am (regi​onh​lo​ho​vec​.sk). With an area of 10.06 km², it is home to 637 resi­dents and is situ­ated at an ele­va­ti­on of 180 meters abo­ve sea level. The vil­la­ge has his­to­ri­cal records dating back to the year 1156 (Wiki­pe­dia). His­to­ri­cal names for the vil­la­ge inc­lu­de Vasar, Vas­card, Wasard, Uuasard, Alsó Vas­sard, Unter Was­char­ditz, Dol­ne Was­sardc­ze, and Dol­né Vašar­di­ce. In 1902, the vil­la­ge of Jele­no­vá was anne­xed to Dol­né Trho­viš­te (regi​onh​lo​ho​vec​.sk).

In the val­ley of the Gala­nov­ka stre­am, bet­we­en the vil­la­ges of Tep­lič­ky and Dol­né Trho­viš­te, rem­nants of a medie­val sett­le­ment from the 12th-​13th cen­tu­ry have been dis­co­ve­red, along with fin­dings of pre­his­to­ric potte­ry and sto­ne tools dating back to 4,000 years BC. Wit­hin the vil­la­ge boun­da­ries, in the Zla­tár­ky part, rem­nants of a sett­le­ment from the La Tène and Roman peri­ods were found. In the Tur­ná part, struc­tu­res from the later Sto­ne Age were dis­co­ve­red, inc­lu­ding the iden­ti­fi­ca­ti­on of a ron­del in a Neolit­hic sett­le­ment. Sto­ne struc­tu­res built by peop­le of the Len­gy­el cul­tu­re 4,000 years BC were situ­ated abo­ve the Trho­višt­ský stre­am val­ley. App­ro­xi­ma­te­ly two hun­dred meters sout­hwest of the church, rem­nants of a Cel­tic burial ground were found, pro­vi­ding evi­den­ce of a La Tène sett­le­ment and burial site. In the Rúba­ni­ce and Pasien­ky parts, rem­nants of a sett­le­ment from the later Sto­ne Age were dis­co­ve­red. East of the Church of St. Geor­ge, a medie­val sett­le­ment named Vasar (Vas­card, Wasard) was docu­men­ted. The church was like­ly part of a manor hou­se. Ori­gi­nal­ly cons­truc­ted in the Roma­ne­sque sty­le, the church was built befo­re the Mon­gol inva­si­on, in the first third of the 13th cen­tu­ry. In 1855, a cast­le was erec­ted in the Gala­no­vá part. It is possib­le that a manor hou­se, per­haps Kyliá­nov dvor, and a mar­ket cal­led Kylián­va­sar­dya sto­od in the medie­val peri­od (dol​ne​tr​ho​vis​te​.sk).


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