Manor
Vana-Prangli Manor
Vana-Prangli mõis · German: Wrangelshof, Alt-
Vana-Prangli in Kambja parish, recorded in the 1550s, takes its name from the Wrangell family, who held it in the 16th century as Wrangelshof. In Polish times it was given to the Jesuit college in Tartu and was returned to the Jesuits in 1605 after the Poles recaptured the town. In 1725 Empress Catherine I gave part of it back into private hands, and the halves became known as King's Prangli for the crown part and Private Prangli for the other, later simply New and Old Prangli. A manor school was founded here in 1765. Today the wooden house is a roofless ruin, but a handsome smithy survives.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Kambja kihelkonna Vana-Prangli mõisast on teateid 1550. aastatest ja see on saanud nime Wrangellide järgi, kes valdasid seda 16. sajandil Wrangelshofi nime all. Poola ajal anti mõis Tartu jesuiitide kolleegiumile ja pärast Tartu taasvallutamist 1605. aastal tagastati see jesuiitidele. 1725. aastal kinkis keisrinna Katariina I osa mõisast taas eraomandiks ning pooli hakati kutsuma riigile jäänud osa järgi Kuninga-Pranglis ja eraomandisse läinud osa järgi Perris-Pranglis, hiljem lihtsalt Vastse- ja Vana-Pranglis. 1765. aastal asutati siin mõisakool. Täna on puidust peahoone katuseta varemeis, kuid kaunikujuline sepikoda on säilinud.