Acigné

Acigné ( Breton Egineg in ) is a common French, located in the department of Ille-et-Vilaine and the area Brittany.

Its inhabitants names the Acignolais .

Geography

Acigné is located at the confluence of Unpleasant and the Goat.

History

Certain objects, in particular of the polished stone axes going back to 3500 before JC for a long time prove the site of a village on this site. The hamlet is évangélisé in IVe century. In 1010, the stronghold will be yielded by the vicar Rivallon, baron de Vitré, with his son third born; Renaud.

During the revolution, the center of the village will be partly destroyed by a troop of national guards in 1792. In the beginning, the inhabitants had sympathized with the priest anti-revolutionist, which was worth this act of repression to them.

feudal Mound at the village of Tatoux.

Administration

School Jeanne d' Arc, private elementary school: * School of the Goat, public elementary school
School of the Perched Cat, public nursery school

Tourist monuments and places

the farm of the Mound (reception a recreational center called the Space of the Mound)

Religious buildings

the church Saint-Martin-of-the-Turn.

Famous people born in Acigné

Judith rams of Acigné, girl of Jean d' Acigné, marries of Charles II.

Twinnings

Wachtendonk (Germany)
Seica Pond (Romania)

See too

Files

Marquisat d' Acigné , set up in 1609, dimension 14 J 31 to 14 J 35 > Fonds Freslon of Freslonnière, (14 J) Archives I&V.

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