Zarnowiec

¯arnowiec, village in nothern Poland, in the northern part of the Pomorskie? voivodship, close to [Zarnowieckie lake]?. In 1984 had population of 710.

History

First evidence for settlement in the region of Zarnowiec came from 8 century BC. People living here were tied to Luzycka and Wschodniopomorska culture (named in English how?). in period of 7 to 10 century AD there was grod (name in English?) close to Zarnowieckie lake. The village called Sarnkow, Sarnowitz, Sarnowicz or Czarnowicz was first mentioned in sources in 13 century and was inhabited by Kashubes.

In the year 1215 Zarnowiec belonged to Cysters from Oliva (opactwo?), which founded here female monastery. That monastery received special economical and jurisdical (hm?) privileges from Mestwin II, duke of Pomorze (1279).

In 14th century Zarnowiec was with whole Pomorze Gdanskie (English term?) incorporated into Teuton Order state and belonged to comturia (?) from Danzig. In 1433 was raided by Hussites army. During [13th years war]?, in 1462? Polish army unedr commandment of Piotr Dunin defeat here Teuton army (see [Battle of Zarnowiec]?, called also Battle of Swiecin). After the war Zarnowiec was part of King's Prussia (Prusy Krolewskie).

in 1590? it was taken by female benedictand (benedektynki, how to translate?) from Chelmno?. in 1617 they found an (opactwo?) here. In 1772 it was taken over by Prussia, after first partition of Poland. In 1834 opactwo? was liquidated (?). It was refounded in 1946 by benedyktynki? from Wilno (Vilnius).

TODO: Zarnowiec in Silesia, Zarnowieckie lake, nuclear plant,

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