Amt Trittau

A castle was built in Trittau in 1326 and a Vogtei was created around it, which eventually became an Amt. In the 1544 partition of Holstein, Amt Trittau was assigned to Holstein-Gottorp. It reverted to the core Duchy of Holstein in 1773, when the Gottorp line relinquished its claims in Holstein.

 

In 1576, 11 villages that had been administered by the Hamburg Domkapitel (while remaining under Holstein sovereignty) were turned over to Amt Trittau. In 1609, the Amt undertook a major trade of territory with Amt Reinbek, receiving the villages of Glinde, Köthel, and Witzhave in exchange for Barsbüttel, Oststeinbek, Stemwarde, and Willinghusen (all of which had been included in the 1576 acquisition).

 

In 1737, the Amt surrendered Gut Lanken, an exclave surrounded by the Duchy of Saxe-Lauenburg, to that duchy.

List of villages in Amt Trittau
  • Barsbüttel 1576 - 1609
  • Bergstedt 1544 - 1864
  • Bramfeld 1544 - 1864
  • Bredenbekshorst 1544 - 1864
  • Eichede 1544 - 1864
  • Elmenhorst [Schwarzenbek] 1544 - 1737
  • Grande 1609 - 1864
  • Grönwohld [Trittau] 1544 - 1864
  • Groß Pampau 1544 - 1737
  • Großensee 1576 - 1864
  • Hamfelde [Trittau] 1544 - 1864
  • Hohenfelde [Trittau] 1822 - 1864
  • Hoisdorf 1576 - 1864
  • Köthel [Trittau] 1609 - 1864
  • Kronshorst 1576 - 1864
  • Lanken 1544 - 1737
  • Lütjensee 1576 - 1864
  • Meiendorf 1544 - 1864
  • Mollhagen 1544 - 1864
  • Nahe 1544 - 1864
  • Neritz 1544 - 1864
  • Neu Rahlstedt 1544 - 1864
  • Oetjendorf 1544 - 1864
  • Oldenfelde 1544 - 1864
  • Oststeinbek 1576 - 1609
  • Papendorf 1576 - 1864
  • Rausdorf 1544 - 1864
  • Rolfshagen [Rümpel] 1544 - 1864
  • Rümpel 1544 - 1864
  • Sahms 1544 - 1737
  • Sasel [Hamburg] 1544 - 1864
  • Siek 1544 - 1864
  • Sievershütten 1544 - 1864
  • Sprenge [Oldesloe] 1576 - 1864
  • Steilshoop 1544 - 1864
  • Stemwarde 1576 - 1609
  • Struvenborn 1544 - 1864
  • Todendorf [Bargteheide] 1576 - 1864
  • Trittau 1544 - 1864
  • Willinghusen 1576 - 1609
  • Witzhave 1609 - 1864
Chronological list of countries to which Amt Trittau belonged

 

Master list of Countries and subdivisions in the Southern Holstein region