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Kinský dal Borgo, a.s.
God, honor, country. The words of the Kinský family’s motto resonate with its successors as powerfully as they once did. Kinský dal Borgo, a.s. was founded by the sons of Count Norbert Kinský Giovanni and Pio in 2004 and is a shareholders company with a long tradition that honors the gifts of nature as well as the legacy of its ancestors. Today it manages more than 8,000 hectares of forest, 575 hectares of ponds, 470 hectares of agricultural land and 260 hectares of other areas, including a sand quarry. The company sustainably processes wood in its own sawmill and engages in ethical hunting and game breeding. It cares for iconic Czech monuments such as Charles Crown Castle in Chlumec nad Cidlinou and Kost Castle in the Bohemian Paradise.
History of the Kinský family
The Kinský family belonges to the aristocratic families of the old Czech Kingdom and played an important role in the history of the town of Chlumec nad Cidlinou, as well as the entire Czech Kingdom. The Kinský family dates back to the reign of Přemysl Otakar I in the 14th century. The original residence of the family was the fortified rural fortress Vchynice near Lovosice, where the name Vchynský comes from. Over the years, the name has changed to its current form Kinský.
Thanks to the entrepreneurship, courage, business skills and good services to the Czech Crown, members of the Kinský family were promoted from the lower nobility and became counts and even princes. They took place among the leading families and many proved themselves as skilled statesmen, soldiers and diplomats. The family crest consists of three wolf teeth on a red background (some sources state boar tusks), which are a symbol of courage.
