State property
The early history of the village is unclear but the first written evidence in the record of proclamation books is from 1386. In the older records, the village is known as Bukovinka and so is named in 1543 when it appeared in the records regarding the sale of the estate in Desky zemské (State property records). In 1628, Valdštejn acquired Bukovina from Karel Kapoun from Svojkov. He also purchased other manors in the surrounding area and together they were later attached to his Hostinné estate. However, in 1634 Albrecht von Valdštejn was assassinated in Cheb and his vast properties were confiscated. Over the years, Bukovina had many owners, but in 1850 it became an independent village. In 1873, the settlement Karlov was founded by Karel from Morzin and came under administration of village Čistá. In 1927 the settlement merged with hamlet Hájenka, nine houses in Čistá and the village Bukovina. This enlarged village became known as Bukovina u Čisté