The oldest known written mention of Teicha was in 1402.
By the beginning of the following century, the village belonged to Daubitz.

Teicha then became a parish after Daubitz.
During or shortly after the reformation, a school was established.

In the wake of the Peace of Prague, Teicha created Upper and Lower Lusatia.


In the 18th and 19th Century, Teicha had two water-powered mills (including an oil mill) and a water-powered Garnbleiche.
They existed until 1895.

Teicha has had a fire department since 1915.
The oldest known written mention of Teicha was in 1402. By the beginning of the following century, the village belonged to Daubitz.
Teicha then became a parish after Daubitz. During or shortly after the reformation, a school was established.
In the wake of the Peace of Prague, Teicha created Upper and Lower Lusatia.

In the 18th and 19th Century, Teicha had two water-powered mills (including an oil mill) and a water-powered Garnbleiche. They existed until 1895.
Teicha has had a fire department since 1915.
Teicha (Rietschen)