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Amalgamations

With municipal reform, the new community of Hohenroda came into being in 1971 and 1972 through the merger of the communities of Ausbach, Mansbach and Ransbach. In the leadup to this, Glaam was amalgamated with Ransbach in 1968, while Oberbreitzbach and Soislieden were amalgamated with Mansbach in 1970.

Buildings

* Baroque village church in Mansbach (quire from about 1280, von Mansbach family’s former grave chapel) * Unterhof (Blaues Schloss or Blue Palace) from 1569 (von Mansbach family’s residence) * Schloss Geyso (1577 - 1578) in Mansbach * Grasburg (castle) near Mansbach (8th century) * Mansbach Jewish graveyard

Coat of Arms

The community’s arms might be described thus: Gyronny of six gules and argent, six leaves conjoined at the fess point counterchanged. The six leaves symbolize the merger of the six former communities into the greater community. They are appletree leaves (which is not mentioned in the German blazon), referring to a variety of apple named after the centre of Ausbach, the Ausbacher Roter, which is often still found growing on orchard meadows. The tinctures silver and red come from the arms borne by the Lords of Mansbach, Electoral Hesse and the community of Ransbach. The gyronny parting – the pattern of parting lines radiating from the escutcheon’s centre – likewise comes from the von Mansbach family’s arms.

Community council

The municipal election held on 26 March 2006 yielded the following results:

Constituent communities

Hohenroda’s Ortsteile are Ausbach, Glaam, Mansbach, Oberbreitzbach, Ransbach and Soislieden.

Description

Coordinates: 50°48′28″N 9°55′22″E / 50.80778°N 9.92278°E / 50.80778; 9.92278 Hohenroda is a community in Hersfeld-Rotenburg district in eastern Hesse, Germany lying right at the boundary with Thuringia.

History

In 1232, Mansbach had its first documentary mention and is believed to have been bound to the Buchonian knightly order of Mansbach since its founding. Ransbach followed with its first documentary mention in 1254 as a village of the Amt of Landeck. The Lords of Mansbach built up a half-independent lesser lordly house in which they could take advantage of relations with the neighbouring Hersfeld and Fulda Abbeys and the Landgraves of Hesse. Mansbach Castle was destroyed by Abbot Bertho IV of Fulda between 1274 and 1286. After it had been built up once again, it was at times in the 14th and 15th centuries a fief or an allodial holding. In 1364, the Mansbachs acquired jurisdiction over the community. In 1662, the Lords of Geyso bought lands from the Mansbachs and built a palatial residence here. Until Mediatization in 1806, the village was claimed by the Fulda Abbey as a territory without Imperial immediacy, although in practice, it consisted of three knightly estates that did have Imperial immediacy. In the early 20th century, the manufacturer Adolf Hupertz (then also owner of Rieneck Castle) became owner of 1,700 morgen of land between Mansbach, Glaam and Oberbreitzbach. He made a farming estate out of it and named it Hohenroda, which for ever thereafter belonged to the community of Oberbreitzbach. Between 1907 and 1909, Hupertz had himself a manor house with parkland built on the estate. This he called Schloss Hohenroda. When the greater community was founded on 1 February 1972, the estate’s and manor house’s name was also applied to it. Since 1988, the community’s administrative seat has been housed at the old manor house.

Location

The community lies between the Rhön and the Thuringian Forest (ranges) in the so-called Kuppenrhön. The highest elevation in the Hessisches Kegelspiel (a range of volcanic mountains), the Soisberg, stands at the western municipal limits. The nearest major centres are Bad Hersfeld (some 20 km to the northwest) and Fulda (some 32 km to the southwest).

Mayor

Mayor Jörg Schäfer (SPD) was elected to a third term in office on 18 March 2007 with 84.6% of the vote. Voter turnout was 48.6%.

Museums

* Heimatstube (local history parlour) in the timber-frame wing of the Geyso-Schloss in Mansbach * Heimatstube in the constituent community of Ausbach * Museum in Ransbach * Border documentation post on the former border with East Germany

Neighbouring communities

Hohenroda borders in the north on the community of Philippsthal (in Hersfeld-Rotenburg), in the east on the community of Unterbreizbach, in the southeast on the community of Buttlar (both in Thuringia’s Wartburgkreis), in the south on the community of Eiterfeld (in Fulda district), in the west on the community of Schenklengsfeld and in the northwest on the community of Friedewald (both in Hersfeld-Rotenburg).