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Duddenhausen is a village in the municipality of Bücken, district of Nienburg, in Lower Saxony, Germany. Duddenhausen has an area of 705 hectares (7,72 square miles). == History == Duddenhausen was first mentioned 987 in a document of the Archdiocese of Bremen. Tenors were possessions of the chapter of Bücken, which was found 882. The four oldest farms in Duddenhausen were always property of this cloister, so the village may be already existed 882 minimum. There are two other references for a greater age: 1) In Duddenhausen are rests of hill-graves from the bronze-age. 2) The Saxon place-name "Duddenhausen" means "Dudo's house" (Dudden= Dudo, a Saxon first name. hausen=house or houses). In Lower Saxony are these place-names-formations; a reference for villages existing before 1000. In the 13th century a knight-family was domiciled in Duddenhausen. Duddenhausen was situated in the County of Hoya. When the last count of Hoya died 1582, the new dominion duchy Brunswick-Lüneburg ordered a "Ratslagerbuch", a book with declarations of the farms, the farmers names, taxes and the size of arable land. At his time there were 14 farms in Duddenhausen. In the Thirty Years' War some farms were destroyed. Since 1706 there existed a school in Duddenhausen (closed 1969). In 1793 there were 32 farms in Duddenhausen mentioned. In 1840 in the Kingdom of Hanover the serfdom was abolished. In 1940 there were 50 farms in Duddenhausen. Until 1974, Duddenhausen was an independent municipality. Since 1974 Duddenhausen has been a district of the market-town Bücken. Official population numbers for Duddenhausen: *1821: 278 *1848: 315 *1871: 317 *1905: 298 *1910: 311 *1939: 254 *1946: 439 *1950: 421 *1980: 250 *2008: 300 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Duddenhausen」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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