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timeline
11. CENTURY
1061
The first written mention of Cheb
12. CENTURY
1135
The Cheb Region becomes an administrative unit
1140
The Cheb parish first mentioned
1146
After the death of Diepold III the family of Stauf takes over the Cheb Region
1149
Cheb referred to as a fortified market place
1147
The Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa takes over the Cheb Region
1179
The Cheb Castle construction begins
13. CENTURY
1203
Cheb is first called a town
1213
The first mention of the Castle chapel
1220
Construction of St. Nicholas town church begun
1241
The first known town seal
1256
The first monastery of the Minorites constructed
1258
The Order of the German Knights settles in Cheb
1264
The first mention of the Clarissine Order in Cheb
1266
Premysl Otakar II takes charge of the administration of Cheb
1270
Big fire devastates the old town
1271
Premysl Otakar II entrusts the municipal hospital to the Order of the Knights of the Cross
1277
Cheb designated as an imperial town for the first time
1279
Rudolf of Habsburg confirms Cheb all its rights and privileges
1285
The new Minorite church consecrated
1289
King Wenceslas II negotiates with Rudolf of Habsburg in Cheb
1291
Chebs gets protection of King Wenceslas II
1296
Wenceslas II gives approval for building the Dominican Monastery
14. CENTURY
1304
Albrecht of Habsburg takes control of the Cheb Region
1310
The oldest Cheb judicial book comes into being
1315
King Lewis of Bavaria declares Cheb as lien to the Czech king
1318
John of Luxemburg and Lewis of Bavaria negotiate at the Cheb Castle
1322
The Cheb Region annexed to the Czech Crown
1330
The Emperor Lewis´s Golden Bull exempts Cheb from customs duties all over the Empire
1349
Charles IV licences Cheb for the right to mint its own coins
1350
The first big Jewish pogrom in Cheb
1352
The Town Book of Law put into writing
1355
Golden Bull of Emperor Charles IV exempts Cheb from customs duties
1375
The new synagogue construction finished
1376
King Wenceslas IV confirms Cheb all its privileges and freedoms
1389
King Wenceslas IV negotiates land peace in the Imperial Assembly in Cheb
1390
The town tax rolls founded
15. CENTURY
1414
Construction of St. Bartholomew Church finished
1430
Cheb besieged by Hussite troops
1432
A judge appointed to settle conflict between the Calixtines and the Council of Basle
1437
The Emperor Zikmund´s Golden Bull confirms Cheb all its privileges
1440
St. Jodok Church behind the Ship Gate consecrated
1458
King George of Podebrady confirms Cheb all its privileges and freedoms
1459
Negotiations in Cheb result in acknowledging the reign of King George of Podebrady
1461
King George of Podebrady summons the Imperial Council to Cheb
1467
King George of Podebrady resides at the Cheb Castle as the last ruler
1469
Interdict over town prolonged due to Cheb´s loyalty to King George of Podebrady
1470
The first printing works in Cheb opened in the Spalicek housing complex
1471
The first preserved picture of the Market Square with the Spalicek housing complex
1472
Big fire in the surroundings of the Janske Square devastates 111 houses
1475
St. Nicholas Church reconstruction in the Gothic style finished
1489
Johann Widmann from Cheb uses the signs of + and – as the first person in history
1495
The Emperor Maximilian confirms Cheb all its privileges and freedoms
16. CENTURY
1525
Cheb citizens´ revolt leads to removal of two burgomasters
1528
The fountain in the Market Square receives the first wooden statue
1531
The oldest pub At the Red Horse mentioned
1540
The town of Cheb operates the first paper mill in the Stein municipality
1542
Humanist Caspar Bruschius describes Cheb as a charming renaissance town
1547
Emperor Charles V and King Ferdinand arrive in Cheb during the Schmalkald war
1552
The new municipal armoury built
1560
Scribe Pankraz Engelhart finishes the oldest municipal chronicle
1563
Cheb doctor Georg Zechendorff´s textbook on surgery gets published
1564
The first evangelic mass celebrated in Cheb
1570
Hans Burger´s printery in Cheb starts publishing specialized literature
1589
The Adulterers´ revolt in Cheb put down brutally
17. CENTURY
1604
The new Gregorian calendar introduced in Cheb
1608
The town of Cheb takes patronage over the Cheb parish
1619
Czech patriots welcome the Winter King Friedrich of Paletinate in Cheb
1625
Albrecht of Wallenstein first arrives in Cheb to recruit soldiers
1627
Zahájení rekatolizace a vydání milostivého dekretu pro Cheb
1631
Saxony troops occupy Cheb and the Protestants return to the town
1632
Cheb re-conquered by Wallenstein´s troops
1634
Albrecht of Wallenstein assassinated in Cheb
1644
Adam Eck, an artisan woodcutter, opens a workshop specialising in making Cheb inlays
1645
Big fire devastates 82 houses in the town
1647
Cheb besieged and conquered by Swedish troops
1649
Swedish troops leave Cheb
1652
Emperor Ferdinand III orders Cheb to finish the process of recatolisation
1655
The plan for the Cheb fortress construction approved
1662
Baroque facade of the Gabler house in the Market square finished
1665
A new poorhouse built near St. Jodok Church
1669
Hans Georg Fischer, the second most significant maker of Cheb inlays, dies
1674
The foundation stone for the construction of the new Dominican Church is laid
1687
Balthasar Neumann, a significant baroque architect, was born in Cheb
1693
Johann Michael Widtmann appointed the first Cheb postmaster
1694
St. Vincent´s earthly remains buried in St. Nicholas Church
18. CENTURY
1703
The first printed newspaper Egerer Ordinari Zeitung published in Cheb
1705
The Jesuit convent construction finished
1712
The new St. Clara Church, built from Ch. Dientzenhofer´s design, consecrated
1715
The first separate map of the Cheb Region based on cartographical measurements published
1720
The new Dominican monastery construction finished
1721
The last session of the Cheb Municipal Assembly accepts the so called Pragmatic Sanction
1723
Cheb population is 6483
1728
The new renaissance town hall construction designed by G. Alliprandi finished
1740
The Cheb fortress construction finished
1742
French troops besiege and conquer Cheb, St. Nicholas Church damaged by fire
1747
Architect Balthasar Neumann finishes designs for restoring St. Nicholas towers
1782
The Clarisse convent abolished
1787
Cheb incorporated into the Prague archbishopric
1793
Fire devastates 99 houses in the castle surroundings
19. CENTURY
1800
Cheb is a fortified town with a permanent garrison
1808
The decree ordering the demolition of the Cheb fortress officially promulgated
1809
A large fire devastates the northern part of the old town
1810
The new south tower of St. Nicholas Church covered with a Neo-Gothic helm roof
1817
A new bridge over the Ohre River constructed
1826
The Ohre valley becomes accessible after the construction of the Kachni kamen footbridge
1828
The new Myslivna restaurant changes a former infirmary into a popular tourist destination
1829
A new shooting-range built beneath the Castle
1830
Dedication of the new High School building
1836
Construction started on barracks
1839
Construction of the municipal hospital on Balthasar Neumann Square completed
1845
The royal town of Cheb has 10,459 inhabitants and 802 houses
1850
Cheb becomes the seat of the District Captain
1857
Construction of the Revenue District Office
1862
Project elaborated for the new street leading to the railway station
1863
Construction of the 378 m long railway viaduct started
1864
Construction of gasworks in the suburban town of Lodní předměstí
1865
With opening of the railway station Cheb became connected to Bavaria and Saxony
1865
Construction of the Evangelic School with parsonage
1866
Demolition of the Mlýnská brána (Mill Gate) beneath the castle
1869
Laying of the foundation stone for the Evangelical Church
1871
Demolition of the Horní brána (Upper Gate) in Březinova Street
1872
Construction of the town brewery „Aktienbrauerei“ completed
1873
One of the first town museums in Bohemia was founded
1874
Opening of the new theatre building
1875
Construction of the new central school building - Rudolphinum
1880
Construction of the St. Florian Benefit Society building
1881
An iron footbridge is built beneath the castle at Písečná brána (Sand Gate)
1883
Fire of the Golden Sun Hotel on the Market Square
1885
Construction of the new Savings Bank building
1886
Handing over the first building of Municipal Barracks
1887
Unveiling of the monument to Emperor Joseph II. on the Market Square
1891
Foundation of the bicycle factory Premier
1892
New school is opened near the Upper Gate
1893
Dedication of the new synagogue
1896
Construction of the new town slaughterhouse
1898
First singing and exhibition hall in Ohře valley is built
1899
Construction of the new iron bridge over the Ohře
20. CENTURY
1900
Czech genius Jara Cimrman visits the Spalicek complex to have a few glasses of beer
1900
New building of the Escompt Bank in Svobody Street
1901
Opening of the View-point in the Ohře valley
1902
Construction of the school in Karlova Street
1904
Construction of the infirmary house
1905
Completed construction of the new law court and prison building
1907
Construction of the new Austro-Hungarian Bank building
1909
Opening of the school in Komenského sady
1910
Municipal power station is built, new town hospital opened
1911
Opening of the new municipal library, foundation of the Eska plant
1912
Unveiling of the new monument to soldiers killed in the war in the municipal park
1913
Unveiling of the Turner Monument on Špitálský vrch
1914
Construction of new barracks in front of the Mostní brána (Bridge Gate) completed
1916
A prisoner camp for 10 000 war captives is built near Cheb
1917
First military airport in Bohemia is established in Cheb
1918
Citizens of Cheb Region declare its independence from German-Bohemia on Oct. 27
1918
After agreement with town representatives Czech corps occupy Cheb on Dec.16
1922
National Day in Cheb becomes demonstration for special position of Cheb Region
1925
A new Czech school construction
1927
The Svoboda Municipal Hall starts operation
1931
A new Singer and Exhibition Hall is built in Ohře valley
1933
Sudet-German Patriotic Front founded in Cheb
1934
The first after-war Wallenstein Games revival
1935
The Sudet-German Party becomes the strongest political party in the borderland
1938
Freikorps troops occupy Cheb on Oct. 1 after signing of the Munich treaty
1939
Cheb becomes part of a German-Empire district Sudetenland
1944
First significant bombing of the town
1945
American Army liberates the town of Cheb on Apr. 26
1945
The first Czech administration is established
1946
German inhabitants ejection is finished
1947
Memorial to American Army is unveiled in Municipal Park
1948
The communists at the head of the action committees take control vigorously
1951
Memorial to American Army in Municipal Park is removed
1956
Historical town centre reconstruction begins
1958
Youth Brass Orchestra is founded
1960
The construction of the Spaleniste housing estate begins
1961
A new czech permanent theatre scene starts operating
1962
New railway station construction is finished
1965
Hradcany housing estate construction begins
1968
The Soviet Army seize Cheb
1969
The communists of Cheb started so called normalisation
1970
Beginning of the FIJO festival tradition
1971
Skalka housing estate construction begins
1979
Cheb becomes football major league town
1981
The centre of Cheb is declared as listed town reserve
1985
Earthquake damages dozens of houses
1985
Zlatý vrch (Golden Hill) housing estate construction begins
1989
Crowded square demands free elections and the end of totality
1990
First democratic town council since 1948 is elected
1990
Faculty of Economy is founded
1991
Euregio Egrensis is founded - for Bohemia, Bavaria and Vogtland
1992
Association for restoring the place of pilgrimage Maria Loreto in Hroznatov is founded
1993
By-pass highway construction begins
1994
New grammar school building and school at Golden Hill are opened
1995
The brewery of Cheb stops brewing beer after 123 years
1997
Local boiler houses switch to a smokeless fuel heating system
1998
A year after the fire the municipal theatre is reopened
21. CENTURY
2001
The tradition of the Wallenstein´s Days Festival is renewed
2002
Industrial estate construction starts
2004
A new ice stadium is opened
2005
Bismarck outlook tower is open for public
2006
Revitalisation of the right river bank culminates in the Garden Exhibition
2007
A new shopping centre grows in the place of former barracks
2008
Restoring the St. Nicholas Church towers is finished
2009
Restoration of the pedestrian zone is begun
2010
Finishing the war tombs at the municipal cemetery is done
2011
950 years passed
Historical events of Cheb in
timeline
11. CENTURY
1061
The first written mention of Cheb
12. CENTURY
1135
The Cheb Region becomes an administrative unit
1140
The Cheb parish first mentioned
1146
After the death of Diepold III the family of Stauf takes over the Cheb Region
1149
Cheb referred to as a fortified market place
1147
The Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa takes over the Cheb Region
1179
The Cheb Castle construction begins
13. CENTURY
1203
Cheb is first called a town
1213
The first mention of the Castle chapel
1220
Construction of St. Nicholas town church begun
1241
The first known town seal
1256
The first monastery of the Minorites constructed
1258
The Order of the German Knights settles in Cheb
1264
The first mention of the Clarissine Order in Cheb
1266
Premysl Otakar II takes charge of the administration of Cheb
1270
Big fire devastates the old town
1271
Premysl Otakar II entrusts the municipal hospital to the Order of the Knights of the Cross
1277
Cheb designated as an imperial town for the first time
1279
Rudolf of Habsburg confirms Cheb all its rights and privileges
1285
The new Minorite church consecrated
1289
King Wenceslas II negotiates with Rudolf of Habsburg in Cheb
1291
Chebs gets protection of King Wenceslas II
1296
Wenceslas II gives approval for building the Dominican Monastery
14. CENTURY
1304
Albrecht of Habsburg takes control of the Cheb Region
1310
The oldest Cheb judicial book comes into being
1315
King Lewis of Bavaria declares Cheb as lien to the Czech king
1318
John of Luxemburg and Lewis of Bavaria negotiate at the Cheb Castle
1322
The Cheb Region annexed to the Czech Crown
1330
The Emperor Lewis´s Golden Bull exempts Cheb from customs duties all over the Empire
1349
Charles IV licences Cheb for the right to mint its own coins
1350
The first big Jewish pogrom in Cheb
1352
The Town Book of Law put into writing
1355
Golden Bull of Emperor Charles IV exempts Cheb from customs duties
1375
The new synagogue construction finished
1376
King Wenceslas IV confirms Cheb all its privileges and freedoms
1389
King Wenceslas IV negotiates land peace in the Imperial Assembly in Cheb
1390
The town tax rolls founded
15. CENTURY
1414
Construction of St. Bartholomew Church finished
1430
Cheb besieged by Hussite troops
1432
A judge appointed to settle conflict between the Calixtines and the Council of Basle
1437
The Emperor Zikmund´s Golden Bull confirms Cheb all its privileges
1440
St. Jodok Church behind the Ship Gate consecrated
1458
King George of Podebrady confirms Cheb all its privileges and freedoms
1459
Negotiations in Cheb result in acknowledging the reign of King George of Podebrady
1461
King George of Podebrady summons the Imperial Council to Cheb
1467
King George of Podebrady resides at the Cheb Castle as the last ruler
1469
Interdict over town prolonged due to Cheb´s loyalty to King George of Podebrady
1470
The first printing works in Cheb opened in the Spalicek housing complex
1471
The first preserved picture of the Market Square with the Spalicek housing complex
1472
Big fire in the surroundings of the Janske Square devastates 111 houses
1475
St. Nicholas Church reconstruction in the Gothic style finished
1489
Johann Widmann from Cheb uses the signs of + and – as the first person in history
1495
The Emperor Maximilian confirms Cheb all its privileges and freedoms
16. CENTURY
1525
Cheb citizens´ revolt leads to removal of two burgomasters
1528
The fountain in the Market Square receives the first wooden statue
1531
The oldest pub At the Red Horse mentioned
1540
The town of Cheb operates the first paper mill in the Stein municipality
1542
Humanist Caspar Bruschius describes Cheb as a charming renaissance town
1547
Emperor Charles V and King Ferdinand arrive in Cheb during the Schmalkald war
1552
The new municipal armoury built
1560
Scribe Pankraz Engelhart finishes the oldest municipal chronicle
1563
Cheb doctor Georg Zechendorff´s textbook on surgery gets published
1564
The first evangelic mass celebrated in Cheb
1570
Hans Burger´s printery in Cheb starts publishing specialized literature
1589
The Adulterers´ revolt in Cheb put down brutally
17. CENTURY
1604
The new Gregorian calendar introduced in Cheb
1608
The town of Cheb takes patronage over the Cheb parish
1619
Czech patriots welcome the Winter King Friedrich of Paletinate in Cheb
1625
Albrecht of Wallenstein first arrives in Cheb to recruit soldiers
1627
Zahájení rekatolizace a vydání milostivého dekretu pro Cheb
1631
Saxony troops occupy Cheb and the Protestants return to the town
1632
Cheb re-conquered by Wallenstein´s troops
1634
Albrecht of Wallenstein assassinated in Cheb
1644
Adam Eck, an artisan woodcutter, opens a workshop specialising in making Cheb inlays
1645
Big fire devastates 82 houses in the town
1647
Cheb besieged and conquered by Swedish troops
1649
Swedish troops leave Cheb
1652
Emperor Ferdinand III orders Cheb to finish the process of recatolisation
1655
The plan for the Cheb fortress construction approved
1662
Baroque facade of the Gabler house in the Market square finished
1665
A new poorhouse built near St. Jodok Church
1669
Hans Georg Fischer, the second most significant maker of Cheb inlays, dies
1674
The foundation stone for the construction of the new Dominican Church is laid
1687
Balthasar Neumann, a significant baroque architect, was born in Cheb
1693
Johann Michael Widtmann appointed the first Cheb postmaster
1694
St. Vincent´s earthly remains buried in St. Nicholas Church
18. CENTURY
1703
The first printed newspaper Egerer Ordinari Zeitung published in Cheb
1705
The Jesuit convent construction finished
1712
The new St. Clara Church, built from Ch. Dientzenhofer´s design, consecrated
1715
The first separate map of the Cheb Region based on cartographical measurements published
1720
The new Dominican monastery construction finished
1721
The last session of the Cheb Municipal Assembly accepts the so called Pragmatic Sanction
1723
Cheb population is 6483
1728
The new renaissance town hall construction designed by G. Alliprandi finished
1740
The Cheb fortress construction finished
1742
French troops besiege and conquer Cheb, St. Nicholas Church damaged by fire
1747
Architect Balthasar Neumann finishes designs for restoring St. Nicholas towers
1782
The Clarisse convent abolished
1787
Cheb incorporated into the Prague archbishopric
1793
Fire devastates 99 houses in the castle surroundings
19. CENTURY
1800
Cheb is a fortified town with a permanent garrison
1808
The decree ordering the demolition of the Cheb fortress officially promulgated
1809
A large fire devastates the northern part of the old town
1810
The new south tower of St. Nicholas Church covered with a Neo-Gothic helm roof
1817
A new bridge over the Ohre River constructed
1826
The Ohre valley becomes accessible after the construction of the Kachni kamen footbridge
1828
The new Myslivna restaurant changes a former infirmary into a popular tourist destination
1829
A new shooting-range built beneath the Castle
1830
Dedication of the new High School building
1836
Construction started on barracks
1839
Construction of the municipal hospital on Balthasar Neumann Square completed
1845
The royal town of Cheb has 10,459 inhabitants and 802 houses
1850
Cheb becomes the seat of the District Captain
1857
Construction of the Revenue District Office
1862
Project elaborated for the new street leading to the railway station
1863
Construction of the 378 m long railway viaduct started
1864
Construction of gasworks in the suburban town of Lodní předměstí
1865
With opening of the railway station Cheb became connected to Bavaria and Saxony
1865
Construction of the Evangelic School with parsonage
1866
Demolition of the Mlýnská brána (Mill Gate) beneath the castle
1869
Laying of the foundation stone for the Evangelical Church
1871
Demolition of the Horní brána (Upper Gate) in Březinova Street
1872
Construction of the town brewery „Aktienbrauerei“ completed
1873
One of the first town museums in Bohemia was founded
1874
Opening of the new theatre building
1875
Construction of the new central school building - Rudolphinum
1880
Construction of the St. Florian Benefit Society building
1881
An iron footbridge is built beneath the castle at Písečná brána (Sand Gate)
1883
Fire of the Golden Sun Hotel on the Market Square
1885
Construction of the new Savings Bank building
1886
Handing over the first building of Municipal Barracks
1887
Unveiling of the monument to Emperor Joseph II. on the Market Square
1891
Foundation of the bicycle factory Premier
1892
New school is opened near the Upper Gate
1893
Dedication of the new synagogue
1896
Construction of the new town slaughterhouse
1898
First singing and exhibition hall in Ohře valley is built
1899
Construction of the new iron bridge over the Ohře
20. CENTURY
1900
Czech genius Jara Cimrman visits the Spalicek complex to have a few glasses of beer
1900
New building of the Escompt Bank in Svobody Street
1901
Opening of the View-point in the Ohře valley
1902
Construction of the school in Karlova Street
1904
Construction of the infirmary house
1905
Completed construction of the new law court and prison building
1907
Construction of the new Austro-Hungarian Bank building
1909
Opening of the school in Komenského sady
1910
Municipal power station is built, new town hospital opened
1911
Opening of the new municipal library, foundation of the Eska plant
1912
Unveiling of the new monument to soldiers killed in the war in the municipal park
1913
Unveiling of the Turner Monument on Špitálský vrch
1914
Construction of new barracks in front of the Mostní brána (Bridge Gate) completed
1916
A prisoner camp for 10 000 war captives is built near Cheb
1917
First military airport in Bohemia is established in Cheb
1918
Citizens of Cheb Region declare its independence from German-Bohemia on Oct. 27
1918
After agreement with town representatives Czech corps occupy Cheb on Dec.16
1922
National Day in Cheb becomes demonstration for special position of Cheb Region
1925
A new Czech school construction
1927
The Svoboda Municipal Hall starts operation
1931
A new Singer and Exhibition Hall is built in Ohře valley
1933
Sudet-German Patriotic Front founded in Cheb
1934
The first after-war Wallenstein Games revival
1935
The Sudet-German Party becomes the strongest political party in the borderland
1938
Freikorps troops occupy Cheb on Oct. 1 after signing of the Munich treaty
1939
Cheb becomes part of a German-Empire district Sudetenland
1944
First significant bombing of the town
1945
American Army liberates the town of Cheb on Apr. 26
1945
The first Czech administration is established
1946
German inhabitants ejection is finished
1947
Memorial to American Army is unveiled in Municipal Park
1948
The communists at the head of the action committees take control vigorously
1951
Memorial to American Army in Municipal Park is removed
1956
Historical town centre reconstruction begins
1958
Youth Brass Orchestra is founded
1960
The construction of the Spaleniste housing estate begins
1961
A new czech permanent theatre scene starts operating
1962
New railway station construction is finished
1965
Hradcany housing estate construction begins
1968
The Soviet Army seize Cheb
1969
The communists of Cheb started so called normalisation
1970
Beginning of the FIJO festival tradition
1971
Skalka housing estate construction begins
1979
Cheb becomes football major league town
1981
The centre of Cheb is declared as listed town reserve
1985
Earthquake damages dozens of houses
1985
Zlatý vrch (Golden Hill) housing estate construction begins
1989
Crowded square demands free elections and the end of totality
1990
First democratic town council since 1948 is elected
1990
Faculty of Economy is founded
1991
Euregio Egrensis is founded - for Bohemia, Bavaria and Vogtland
1992
Association for restoring the place of pilgrimage Maria Loreto in Hroznatov is founded
1993
By-pass highway construction begins
1994
New grammar school building and school at Golden Hill are opened
1995
The brewery of Cheb stops brewing beer after 123 years
1997
Local boiler houses switch to a smokeless fuel heating system
1998
A year after the fire the municipal theatre is reopened
21. CENTURY
2001
The tradition of the Wallenstein´s Days Festival is renewed
2002
Industrial estate construction starts
2004
A new ice stadium is opened
2005
Bismarck outlook tower is open for public
2006
Revitalisation of the right river bank culminates in the Garden Exhibition
2007
A new shopping centre grows in the place of former barracks
2008
Restoring the St. Nicholas Church towers is finished
2009
Restoration of the pedestrian zone is begun
2010
Finishing the war tombs at the municipal cemetery is done
2011
950 years passed
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