Kongsdal
| Kongsdal | |
|---|---|
  Location of Kongsdal in Denmark | |
| Former names | Tygestrup |
| General information | |
| Type | Manor Estate |
| Location | Kongsdal |
| Town or city | Undløse parish, Holbæk Municipality, Region Zealand, |
| Country | Denmark |
| Coordinates | 55°37′03″N 11°33′05″E / 55.6174°N 11.5513°ECoordinates: 55°37′03″N 11°33′05″E / 55.6174°N 11.5513°E |
| Current tenants | Hans Iakob Estrup |
| Construction started | 1180 |
| Completed | 1710 |
| Renovated | 1990- |
| Owner | Estrup Family |
| Landlord | Hans Iakob Estrup |
| References | |
| Geographical names | |
Kongsdal (previously, Tygestrup) is an old farmhouse in Holbæk Municipality of Region Zealand, Denmark. It was first mentioned in 1180.[1] In that year, the bishop of Absalon gave it to the Sorø Abbey. The estate is located approximately 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) southwest of Holbaek in Undløse parish.
History
About 1280, the farmhouse was called Tygestrup.[2] Around 1588, the four wing main building was started. In 1598, the west wing was built. The structure became known as Kongsdal in 1669.[1] A large restoration took place in 1880.[2]
In 1846, the estate became the inheritance of Jacob Brønnum Scavenius Estrup from his father Hector Frederik Janson Estrup who was a landowner. Jacob Brønnum was a leading politician of the Højre party in Denmark, a parliamentarian who held many ministerial posts including as Finance Minister in the Cabinet of the Government of Denmark.[3]
Geography
Kongsdal farm house is located in the Holbæk Municipality of Region Zealand. The farm is forested and the forest type in the estate is of Cold-deciduous Forest. The Vegetation Zone belongs to the Cool Temperate Moist Forest of the Holdridge Bioclimatic Zone.[4]
Soil type of Cambisols (CM) in the estate area is of moderate soils. At shallow depths, the soil indicates color or structure changes different from the parent soils.[4]
Owners
- (før 1180) Absalon
- (1180-1280) Sorø Abbey
- (1280-1309) Stig Andersen Hvide
- (1309-1315) Anders Stigsen Hvide
- (1315-1361) Stig Andersen Hvide
- (1361-1536) Antvorskov Kloster
- (1536-1587) Kronen
- (1587-1607) Peder Reedtz
- (1607-1609) Enke Fru Reedtz
- (1609-1655) Frederik Pedersen Reedtz
- (1655-1669) Peder Frederiksen Reedtz
- (1669-1670) Frederik III
- (1670-1671) Christian V of Denmark
- (1671-1672) Christopher Parsberg
- (1672-1681) Otto Pogwisch
- (1681-1698) Valdemar Christopher Gabel
- (1698-1703) Caspar von Bartholin
- (1703-1714) Lars Andersen
- (1714-1725) Gregers Juel
- (1725-1731) Jacob Hjort
- (1731-1748) Johan von Schack
- (1748-1750) Adolph Heinrich von Staffeldt
- (1750-1751) Anne Cathrine von der Maase gift (1) von Staffeldt (2) von Hauch
- (1751-1756) Andreas von Hauch
- (1756-1769) Christian Albrecht von Massow von der Osten
- (1769-1794) Lorenz Lassen
- (1794-1812) Niels Lassen
- (1812-1814) Edvard Gram / Peder Bech
- (1814-1815) Edvard Gram
- (1815-1835) Jacob Benzon Resch
- (1835-1846) Hector Frederik Janson Estrup
- (1846-1907) Jacob Brønnum Scavenius Estrup
- (1907-1914) Hector Estrup
- (1914-1941) Mathilde Juel gift Estrup
- (1941-1963) Iakob Estrup
- (1963-1990) Iakob Estrup
- (1990-) Hans Iakob Estrup
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Roussell, Aage (1964). Danske slotte og herregårde: Anded Udgave (in Danish). Hassings Forlag. p. 101. Retrieved 5 January 2013.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Trap, Jens Peter (1954). Danmark: pt. 1. Frederiksborg amt. pt. 2. Holbaek amt. pt. 3. Sorø amt (in Danish). G. E. C. Gad. p. 413. Retrieved 5 January 2013.
- ↑ "Jacob Brønnum Scavenius Estrup". Brooklyn Museum.org. Retrieved 7 January 2013.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 >"Information is based on the IUCN Red List. Chinci.com is not responsible for the accuracy of the shown information". Chinchi.com. 7 January 2013.