The historical traces lead back to Roman times. Taufkirchen once belonged to the Roman province of "Norikum Ripense" and was criss-crossed by a network of roads that were primarily intended for military use.
5th century In the 5th century, the Romans migrated back to Italy. They were occupied by the Bavarians. Many places with the suffix "-ing" recall this period, e.g. Helmling, Olzing, Ragering ...
600-800 Settlement by the Bavarians. Christianity is probably introduced by the messengers of St Rupert. Closed villages develop.
782 Two documents from the Carolingian period provide the first evidence of the existence of the two parishes of Hofkirchen a.d.Trattnach and Taufkirchen a.d.Trattnach. Taufkirchen is first mentioned in documents as "Taufkirchen iuxta dretnach" in 1260.
785 a wealthy priest named Selnrich donated his possessions in "dratihaha" to St Stephen's Cathedral in Passau. This marked an important event in cultural history and legal history.
1000 Around 1000, Taufkirchen became the centre of pastoral care for an extensive area.
1593-1598 Reformation. The Protestant pastor Georg Schnier takes over the parish and is supported by the Jörgern (Tollet Castle).
1598 Counter-Reformation. A "firm hand", Pastor Johann Grimmelius from Aschaffenburg, takes over the parish and reintroduces the Roman Catholic religion. The tombstone in the presbytery of the parish church commemorates him.
1620 40 churches, vicarages and 128 villages were burnt down by the "rampant hordes of Colonel Haslang", including the vicarages of Taufkirchen and Kallham as well as Roith Castle. It was the middle of the Thirty Years' War.
1631-1632 Under the vicar Christoph Adelshauser, the vicarages of Taufkirchen and Kallham were built.
1771 House numbering began.
18th-19th century The parish of Taufkirchen now includes 49 villages. The tower of the parish church was rebuilt and the Obertrattnach railway station was opened in 1861.
16.02.1917 On 16 February 1917, three of the church bells had to be removed and melted down for war purposes.
1921 Electric light introduced in the church and vicarage
1938 Dissolution of the associations Catholic Women's Organisation, Farmers' Association, Smallholders' Association, Reich Association of Catholic Youth, Girls' Group, Agnes Group, Rifle Corps
1940 Chaplain Wild is persecuted by the Gestapo. The local NSDAP leadership prohibits the band from taking part in the Corpus Christi procession.
1944 Neumarkt i.H. railway station is completely destroyed by a direct bomb hit. Bombs also fell on Taufkirchen's parish area.
1945 Attack by American fighter planes on the "loading point" (Stögmüller feed factory). The factory was set on fire.
04.05.1945 End of the war. Around midday, American units arrived in Taufkirchen from the direction of Haag a.H.. There was no more fighting. Reconstruction began.
1950 The community centre is built at the eastern entrance to the village.
1955-1969 Work begins on the Trattnach regulation.
1958-1962 Major interior and exterior church renovations take place.
1960 The post office is housed in the extension to the municipal office.
1961 Inauguration of the new Trattnach bridge
1962 The project planning for the primary school is commissioned.
1967 The first lessons take place in the new school building. The Taufkirchen Gymnastics and Sports Union is founded.
1963 Foundation of the parents' association
1967 Foundation of the Goldhauben group
1971 Restoration of the vicarage and adaptation of the farm building into a parish hall
1972 A seasonal kindergarten is set up in the parish hall in the summer.
1977 Taufkirchen and Obertrattnach each receive a fire engine for the fire brigade; construction of the new gymnasium begins.
1980 The tennis court is built.
1983 Construction of the Obertrattnach fire station - all five fire brigades are now equipped with new buildings.
1984 Interior renovation of the parish church
1985 Taufkirchen an der Trattnach celebrates its 1200th anniversary.
1988 Remodelling and complete renovation of the municipal office
1992 Opening of the building yard with waste collection centre
1993 Opening of the GWB residential complex with 12 residential units
1994 Renovation of the primary school, sewer construction, construction of 18 residential units
1995 Steyr municipal vehicle with additional equipment
1995 FF. Obertrattnach, RLFA 2000
1999 Start of youth centre
1999 Attic conversion of the building yard for music rehearsal room and union, ski & gymnastics section
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