| Čeněk of Oybin | |
| Other Names: | Čeněk of Pirkštein Čeněk of Ojvína |
| Lord of Sloup v Čechách | |
| More: | no |
| Spouse: | Jitka of Honcovice |
| Issue: | Jan Ješek Ptáček of Pirkštein |
| Native Name: | Čeněk z Ojvína |
| Father: | Chval of Lipá |
Čeněk of Oybin was a Czech nobleman, landowner, and founder of the .
Čeněk was born to the prominent Ronov family, though the date of his birth remains unknown. He first appears in the record in 1290 at Oybin.[1] He was later mentioned in documents from the royal court of Prague in 1296 with his brother, Henry of Lipá.[2]
Čeněk built the castle at Sloup v Čechách, which was first mentioned in 1324. He used stones reminiscent of the ones used for building .[3] Sloup Castle, known as Perkenstein or Pirkštejn, became his main seat and was integrated into his family name.[4] [5]
Čeněk acquired other estates in Moravia by marrying Jitka of Honcovice.[5] The last time he was mentioned is in the will of his nephew, documented in 1346. Pertold bequeathed his uncle the farm and castle of Račice (part of modern day Račice-Pístovice) in Moravia.