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Legends Ron's legends Treasure The first variant of the legend about the treasure speaks of a woman from Úštěk, who heard that it opens on Ronov on May Sunday, when they read passions in the church in Stvolínec, access to wealth in the rock. The opening of the mountain is announced by a stormy wind and thunder. The earth is shaking. The mountain is said to open at the top, where the castle courtyard was. The woman was well prepared, so she survived the first fright and soon saw an open cleft and a large metal table lined with gold, around which bluish flames shone. However, she was not alone, but she had a child with her. She quickly filled the basket with money and ran away. It was only outside that she remembered that she had left a child sitting in a rock. She dropped the basket and ran upstairs. But everything was in vain, the rock was already closed. Calls and shouts were in vain. Only the echo bounced off the boulders. The woman was left with a basket of gold, although it did not turn into stone, but what is valid gold when it is paid for by a child's life. So all he had to do was try to save him. She came here again the following year on May Sunday. It happened as then, the rock parted and the money was on the table as before. The main thing for her, however, was that there was a cheerful child sitting with a red apple in his hand. The woman didn't even look at the treasure, grabbed the baby and ran outside. Only now could she enjoy the wealth that had secured her and the child for life. Reputation also has a second variant. May Sunday again and a woman with a child in Ronov. Suddenly she saw an iron door, opened it slightly, and behind it was a dungeon with a pile of coal. The woman picked up, which is what coal will be good for the winter. She ran home with him so she could return one more time. When she ran, the iron door could not be opened at any cost, leaving behind not only coal but also a postponed child. Overwhelmed, she returned home, and pieces of pure gold rolled where she had dumped coal. The lightly acquired wealth did not please the woman. She mourned the baby. All that was left was to try to break through the iron door again next Sunday in May. She found them open again. In the cellar sat a living child healthy, only slightly black because he was playing with coal. Ron's tolars Another legend about Ron does not go far beyond imagination. In the 18th century, poor women from the manor went to Ronov to collect hard grasses, which were broken for the winter and served as pads. When they were tired, they were looking for a place to rest. Magdalena Carová was probably in the middle of the hill when she suddenly saw a hazel bush growing by an iron lattice, below which lay a pile of old tolars. The woman wanted to mine them under the bars, but she got only one money out. When she returned home, she confided to the other women what she saw and showed them the coin. Women full of curiosity and desire for wealth came here again, but found nothing. Magdalena was left with only one saved tolar. After a while, it fell into the hands of the Bishop of Litoměřice and he paid well for it. Hostíkovice treasure And the last story from around Ronov. Within sight of the castle are Hostíkovice, a small settlement with a rare Gothic church. While straightening the road in the 1960s, workers came across a pitcher full of Prague groschen. They ended up in the Českolipské Museum and are exhibited there.