The village was renewed, but the gord disappeared, and the stones from it served as building material for the villagers. According to deeds from 1228 and 1233, the village was then owned by the St. George's Convent in Prague.
The village underwent renewal, yet the gord disappeared, and its stones were used for building purposes by the villagers. As evidenced by deeds from 1228 and 1233, the village was subsequently under the ownership of the St. George's Convent in Prague.