The noble Polish Bawol family. Die adlige polnische Familie Bawol. E-Book

Werner Zurek

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This is a hodgepodge of a disordered, systematically arranged collection of the Polish nobility. On these pages you will find out everything about: descent, aristocracy, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herb, herbarity, indigenous, information, literature, names, nobility files, Nobility, personal history, Poland, Schlachta, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, coat of arms, knight, Poland, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, vel temere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, vel timere, systematic ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, vel timere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: Polish, English, German, French.

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The noble Polish Bawol family. Die adlige polnische Familie Bawol.

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The noble Polish Bawol family.

Die adlige polnische Familie Bawol.

Bawol. In a golden field (probably also of a different color) a black ox. (bawol); Helmet decoration: the same ox growing. This coat of arms is used by:

Aulogk, Baruth, Rocewicz, Tyzenhauz, Wolowski.

Bawol II

Bagniewski from the Buffalo coat of arms. It is a buffalo head with the same shape as only in the arms of Wieniawa or Pomian [p. 42 ] that there is neither a ring in her nostrils nor a sword over her head. In the Chełmno Voivodeship, they are remembered for their motherland. Paprocki and Okolski were silent about her. The year 1643. Stanisław saw Bagniewski in front of the Oliwa Monastery of the Order of St. Bernard; and religious piety and uncommon doctrine were also given in him, which helped his abbot to send him to the Provincial Council of Warsaw to replace him there that same year. Constit. Synod. fol.           4. The coming years, 1699. They preach Michał, Krzysztof and Marcin von Inflancki; Of these, the last Chełmiński ad Consilia Voivodeship was assigned to the Marshal of the Sandomierz Confederation in 1704. Acta Confoederat. Bartłomiej, Ensign of Michałowski, and the Marshal of the Crown Tribunal in 1722 and at the time of this writing, the Castellan of Elbląg. Bagniewska was for Jerzy Sartawski.    

Antoni Bagniewski, regional judge. Chełmiński was a member of the Sejm of choice in 1764 and signed the Sufragia of the same voivodeship. on King Stanisław August. - John and Francis. The Bagniewskis from Chełmiński have registered for this election. - Much.     

Tyzenhauz from the Buffalo coat of arms, that is, a buffalo should be all black in a yellow field, the ability of the shield should go, peeling its head a little, three ostrich feathers above the crown and two proboscis surrounding the helmet under the crown. I've seen him like this in several places. K s. Kojałowicz in MS. claims when a storm drove German merchants on the Baltic Sea into the Duna of the river to settle down and pile up various piles; In 1150 Adrian sent Pope Gwilhelm and Reinold Tyzenhauz to found a new colony there and to defend the Catholic faith not only with weapons but also with holy exhortations. Of these, Gwilhelm was the first, the Archbishop of Riga and the founder of Riga. [S. 186] Reinhold dealt with the war and laid sixteen thousand dead in Ingria of the Gentiles. He married her prince's sister. Grandson of Reinhold, investiture of Charles the Four , he took back the prince of this province and brought the German knights there to strengthen the province, then he flourished Henryk Tyzenhaus, ensign of Inflancki, who was killed from Lithuania in 1279. Gotard Jan Tyzenhaus, first castellan from Inflancki, 1621, and then the voivode von Derpski, Starost von Malbork, at the court of Sigismund III. For a time he stood with great advice, and went to the same king to Sweden, against Karo (the Swedish monarch, he brought a few covert transparent to the warehouse, then eighteen years various commissions with the Swedes, for the sake of his home . They were Given by a pact, he was lured by great promises, eventually preferring to leave all his fortune in their hands rather than not preserving the faith of the King and Commonwealth vowed in the EU Constitution of 1661. fol. 24. My husband [p. 187] from Lithuania in 1716. and 1720. He had Wojnianka Jasieniecka, the castellaness of Nowogrodzka, behind him, of whom there were two sons, one of whom was the starost of Kupiski, and a daughter, Teresa, after Marcin Michał Ogiński, the voivode of Vitebsk. Henryk and Bosse died in 1622, what they learned from his tombstone in Toruń. Starowolski in Monum. N. Wojewodzianka von Inflancka followed Kasper Oz iębijowski. N. Inturski starosta, member of the Seym from Wileński in 1740. Zofia supported Fridrich von Krese around 1480.                

1778. Antoni Tyzenhaus, treasurer of the Lithuanian court treasurer, Starosta von Grodno. - His brother N. left a daughter who was married to Pac and a son. The treasurer's sister was for Walewski. - Krasicki.   

Dowgird , head of the Buffalo coat of arms in the Principality of Lithuania. The same is only evidenced by MS. It was reassuring. Since there are houses with different coats of arms with this name in Lithuania, I cannot exactly know which of them use this jewel. Stanisław Dowgird, five times messenger to Moscow, from 1508 to 1523. Bogdan was also a messenger from the capital in 1510 and again in the year. Dowgird Landschreiber Trotsky at Paproc. Dowgird, a famous captain in Inflanciech 1561. Jerzy Dowgird, he is remembered by the 1578 story. Benedikt, Wiktoryn 1633. Konstantyn, Michał in the Vilnius province 1648. Alexander in Volhynia, Aleksander and Władysław in the Lidzki district 1674.         

Head of the buffalo coat of arms . There is said to be a buffalo head with black horns in a red field and three ostrich feathers in the helmet. A city [p. 149] put the ducal miter on the helmet: this is Kojałowicz in MS. because Paprocki and Okolski didn't know anything about him. However, it does not name where this coat of arms would come from. These houses take it       

Bagniewski, - Dowgird, - Siesice Princes.

Kietlicz 2do coat of arms. Paprocki on coat of arms fol. 531. This is what this coat of arms describes, a black ox in a yellow field that appears on [p. 91] a helmet with a crown, with a red rose on one of the horns, white on the other, black capon feathers: black and yellow fields on the back of the buffalo, red and white on the front. Otherwise, MS pretends to be. About the Prussian families, because the buffalo turned his head not in the left but in the right shield, behind them the red and white fields diagonally: On the helmet there is half of the buffalo with the legs from the knees down between the wings, one of which one is white, on it six red roses, the second red, on it six white roses. During the reign of King Zygmunt August, Lenard Kietlicz Liber Baro de Malneicz or de Manech brought this coat of arms to Poland. then a captain in Inflanciech, where he showed himself to be a brave soldier, especially in Lenwart and other places. For which he received the Kremenne Starosty in Inflanchech. Fryderyk Baro a Kietlicz. Francis 1682.          

Mohyla coat of arms. Your own coat of arms, there are two naked sabers arranged across, so that their handles are on top, the ends are on the bottom and each end has a cross *). This time they also used other coats of arms. When dedicating the inventory to the crown constitutions, Wojciech Madaliński placed six coats of arms in such a way that three coats of arms are next to each other at the top and three at the bottom. First from the right there is a black buffalo head with a star between the horns, on the right side the sun, from the left the moon; In the nostrils of the head there is a ring, in the center of which there are two sabers in the same way as described above. The sabers are also described in the second coat of arms. Third intestine. In the lower right, under the coat of arms of the buffalo head, there is a black eagle, which faces the left shield, but detaches itself with its head on the right shield and holds a cross in its mouth, on which the crown is open; This eagle stands on a cut juniper-shaped branch lying on the ground. The other coat of arms is Ostoja. third message. The coat of arms of the buffalo, the head, is the coat of arms of the Wallachian land, which they appropriated, among other things, to rule this province for some time from the Wallachian hospodars. Sabers arranged in a cross are a hereditary and indigenous coat of arms. The coat of arms of the Jelita, to which the Zamość hetman and the Crown Chancellor brought her. For when Wallachia was torn by domestic quarrels and a stranger was haunted by his potency, his downfall awaited him; Zamojski invaded Wołoch with his army after defeating his enemies Hieremi Mohyla and set up a farm with Wołoska. What the Okol letter does. Volume. 2. fol. 229. Zygmunt III. King third message. The coat of arms of the buffalo, the head, is the coat of arms of the Wallachian land, which they appropriated, among other things, to rule this province for some time from the Wallachian hospodars. Sabers arranged in a cross are a hereditary and indigenous coat of arms. The coat of arms of the Jelita, to which the Zamość hetman and the Crown Chancellor brought her. For when Wallachia was torn by domestic quarrels and a stranger was haunted by his potency, his downfall awaited him; Zamojski invaded Wołoch with his army after defeating his enemies Hieremi Mohyla and set up a farm with Wołoska. What the Okol letter does. Volume. 2. fol. 229. Zygmunt III. King third message. The coat of arms of the buffalo, the head, is the coat of arms of the Wallachian land, which they appropriated, among other things, to rule this province for some time from the Wallachian hospodars. Sabers arranged in a cross are a hereditary and indigenous coat of arms. The coat of arms of the Jelita, on which the Zamość hetman and the Crown Chancellor placed it. For when Wallachia was torn apart by household discord and a stranger was haunted by his potential, only his downfall awaited; Zamojski invaded Wołoch with his army after defeating his enemies Hieremi Mohyla and set up a farm with Wołoska. What the Okol letter does. Volume. 2. fol. 229. Zygmunt III. King is a hereditary and indigenous coat of arms. The coat of arms of Jelita, to which the Zamość hetman and the Crown Chancellor brought her. For when Wallachia was torn by domestic quarrels and a stranger was haunted by his potency, his downfall awaited him; Zamojski invaded Wołoch with his army after defeating his enemies Hieremi Mohyla and set up a farm with Wołoska. What the Okol letter does. Volume. 2. fol. 229. Zygmunt III. King is a hereditary and indigenous coat of arms. The coat of arms of the Jelita, to which the Zamość hetman and the Crown Chancellor brought her. For when Wallachia was torn apart by household discord and a stranger was haunted by his potential, only his downfall awaited; Zamojski invaded Wołoch with his army after defeating his enemies Hieremi Mohyla and set up a farm with Wołoska. What the Okol letter does. Volume. 2. fol. 229. Zygmunt III. king                                                            

*) According to Małachowski and others, the area of ​​the shield is bloody. - PW [p. 449] the Polish: then, for a closer friendship, the coat of arms of Jelita Zamojskich was adopted by Jeremi. The fourth and fifth Ostoja took over the relationship with different houses. The sixth message. This is proven by Okolski that he was taken over by the Padniewski Bishop of Kraków: or not by Przerębski, who Mohilanka succeeded.     

According to Okolski, the Mohyla follow from the Roman family of Mucius Okolski, one of whom went to Greece from Italy and treated it knightly. Others say that during the time of Constantine the Great Emperor, their ancestors moved from the Roman Senate to Constantinople, whose successors ruled Albania: whether Okolski wants in Dacia, in Transylvania and in Multany. And because the Mucius family wore two maces with a cross in their coat of arms: Mutius turned the maces into sabers to use the same jewel, the power he would not have usurped in the countries where he lived. What Okolski says he saw a letter in Italian on parchment from Prince Samuel Korecki. Likewise, and then, when this house was flourishing in Poland, some of them put a mace crosswise with a cross-cut saber on the helmet. So even today those who have their own procedure wash away such maces and sabers in the coat of arms. Mohyla's name grew in this house because one of them, a great warrior, covered the banks of the Danube with dense graves of enemy corpses. In the east they also had great affinities with paleologists, eastern emperors, Doukas and Cantacusens.        

Jan Mohyla, famous in Hungary for his knightly valor, fell into the heart of Huniad, from where a host of other favorites linked him to Despota's daughter; During the reign of Alexander, Prince of Wallachia, who also had Despotova behind him, he kept the entire Wallachian province under administration. He fathered these sons with her, Hieremi Hospodar Wołoski, the first to receive a native inhabitant in Poland in 1593 out of special affection for Poland, and he did not entrust full power over his army to anyone except to whom of the Polish landowners. He was reunited for life with Elizabeth Ciamartovna, a Senate house in Transylvania, with whom there were four daughters; Regina to Michał, Prince of Wiśniowiecki, the Starost von Owrucki: Maria Stefan Potocki from the Pilawa coat of arms, voivode from Bracław, a field clerk for the crown, and after him Mikołaj Firlej, voivode from Sandomierz (who was traveling with her sister Anna for Cecylia Renata, Władysław IV. after Wieza. She was married to the king): Katarzyna Samuel with Prince Korecki: Anna [p. 450] first to Maksymilian Przerębski, voivode of Łęczyca, 2 to Jan Szędziwoj Czarnkowski, castellan of Łęczyca, 3tio Władysław Myszkowski, voivode of Krakow, 4 to Stanisław of Pidhaitsi Potocki, the crown of the coat of arms of Pilaw in the 16th year of his death 1666. The same Jeremy was three sons, first Konstantyn von Jan Potocki and then General Podolski. After the abolition of the enemy army, he was raised to the Wallachian farm in Stepanowce. but again for some kind of luck he was expelled from Tomsza in 1612. Here in Poland, after settling down with his older sister, he gave our church, Kamieniecki, the power of charity; his good was Uście. Alexander, his brother, the voivode Multański, reprimanded his rebels with great courage. The third Bogdan died at the court of the Turkish tsar, all of them were childless. Jerzy, the brother of Jeremy, the Metropolitan of Multański, who wrote the Gregor XIII calendar. Used. The Pope corrected: He received from the Apostolic See so that they could rule the ancients in these countries , and that because of this diversity, disagreement with the Greek Church, the native was given to him in Poland in 1596 as well. Simeon, the third brother of Jeremy, first hetman of the Multanski army, and then the Multanski voivode, his five sons remained, that is Michał, the Multanski voivode. Gabriel, voivode of Multański, Piotr, Metropolitan of Kiev, Archimandrite Pieczarski, Church of St. He restored Zofia, and the clergy made discipline the younger they treated the war, and in Khotyn he helped our strength. John led a chivalrous life in Hungary. Moses, who was brought to the Multan farm twice by the Multańskis unit, was ousted from the government and settled in Ruthenia, which was inherited in Wielkoocze. I read the genealogy of this house that was already deceased in another location where the fourth brother of Jeremy is counted. His name is Stefan, from whom Michał was childless, and Bazyli, from whom his son Miron was the voivode Multański. Moses, who was brought to the Multan farm twice by the Multanskis unit, was ousted from the government and settled in Ruthenia, which was inherited in Wielkoocze. I read the genealogy of this house that was already deceased in another location where the fourth brother of Jeremy is counted. His name is Stefan, from whom Michał was childless, and Bazyli, from whom his son Miron was the voivode Multański. Moses, who was brought to the Multan farm twice by the very unlikely Multański family, was ousted from the government, settled in Rus and inherited in Wielkoocze. I read the genealogy of this house that had already passed away in another location where the fourth brother of Jeremy is counted. His name is Stefan, from whom Michał was childless, and Bazyli, from whom his son Miron was the voivode of Multanski .                       

Leszczyński from the Wieniawa coat of arms. About this Balbinus historian Czech epitome Rerum Bohemic. lib. 2. c. 7. Qui Leszczyńsciorum genus ignorat, Poloniam ignorat, Triumphalis familia, ex qua tot Duces, tot Senatus decora, tot Antistites et Archiepiscopos numerare licet. Pastorius in Flora lib. 1. Hardow. Samuel. in the Leszczyński Palace, where Długosz and others described in the native verse of the ancestors of this family that this house and the coat of arms of Wieniawa came to Poland in our lands from Bohemia, in this kingdom they were called Perszteinen, that is, he holds his nostrils , so called with a Czech accent, some of which in the Czech Kingdom, after leaving their fortunes in their homeland, flourished there in the highest honor for a long time. Of these Długosz lib. 13th fol. 147. "In 1454. John Perseteini recalls that he legalized from Władysław, the Czech and Hungarian king, to Casimir, the third Polish king. Bielski fol. 675. The second Lord Persztein of the Wieniawa coat of arms, the 1573 after the death of Sigismund Augustus, King of Poland, his son Ernest with the name Maximilian Emperor was promoted to the Polish throne. Sarnicki writes about Persztejnius in 1514 from Herbersztein that during the Moscow War, when King Sigismund I with his army between Dąbrowa and Smolensk, Persztein's hard-bodied horse, up to his knees in the cuirass armor and fell from the swift river; King Zygmunt and about three thousand people watched it, all had Persztein for the lost and drowned, but he was hungry in heavy armor under water, when he dived on the ground, he went to the other side of Niepru, as he said of himself that he had only drank water twice n. He was a king then in a big way. White. fol. 511, 1508, he writes about Pierzchliński, also from Herbersztein. Paprocki w Ogrodzie fol. The 203rd testifies that Bohuna von Persztyna was hereditary marshal of the Kingdom of Bohemia after Heinrich von Lipeho, born of Barbara, the daughter of King George of Bohemia. Up to the last part of this house in Bohemia, Władysław de Persztein, Camerarius Caesareus, Equitum cataphractorum Ductor in Saxony, who was in need with Gustav Adolf in 1631, according to [p. 58] of Okolski's testimony, and he ended the glory of the Perseteinians. The same is confirmed by the Petrasancta de tess. Gentilite. fol. 377.When the perspectives, the coat of arms describes the shape that we see in the Leszczyński family, and Długosz in several places in his story says the coat of arms of Persztein or Wieniawa: and Fr. Rutka in MS. He says about himself that he heard from Sanctacrucius, the apostolic nuncio in Poland, that there are several families in Italy who seal themselves with this coat of arms and refer in their line to Hercules.                               

The second of the Perszteinen traveled with Mieczysław's wife Dąbrówka to these countries, where they had settled, were never silted up with loyalty and heroic deeds, and stood up for their homeland, and the latter, thankful to them, decorated their services with honors: Paprocki in Strom . He says that as the Kalisz Voivodeship of the Wieniawa coat of arms (the author did not give a name for a year), the pillaging enemy Silesia with the knights of the Kalisz Voivodeship met the king of the Kalisz Voivodeship, which previously proud of its chessboard on flags had been when it boasted a buffalo with a head with a ring, that is, Wieniawa, he had to wear on the chessboard what we can also see today. After all, the ancestors of the Leszczyński house in the past only wore three ostrich feathers on the helmet that previously appeared in the coat of arms: Nur Rafał Leszczyński, the castellan of Gniezno, and the Crown Marshal received a lion with a sword from the Roman emperors Auction, as detailed below. It is also certain of its elements in this crown. Leszczyński's ancestors wrote about various goods, namely from Gołuchów, Obichów, Karmin, Gozdzików; and from Leszno to the fourteenth century. Those who wrote from Gozdzik adopted a new name for themselves. Broniszów so far flourished in Wielkopolska, as was said in the second volume, or it is a house, both Leszczyński and Broniszów. The first ancestor of this family to nest in Poland was Dobiesław Persztein, the marshal of the Polish Duchess Dąbrówka, Mieczysław, the Polish monarch, who was married to Dąbrówka at his baptism, the first of the Polish princes. Dobiesław was the father's godfather. Balbinus epit. Rer. Bohemian. lib. 2. c. 7. As evidenced by Paprocki, Speculum Moraviae cap. 29. Who fell in the year of our Lord, 966. This Dobiesław has two sons after Twardow. Filip and Bosuta.                

Bosut, the archbishop of Gniezno in 1027. The good shepherd was elected to this cathedral: [p. 59] The synod, which had established its diocese with certain laws, described the ceremonies in the administration of the sacraments and killed the relics of idolatry, generous to the poor, more sober in morality, deeper in council: So they took the sheep from Him confided, seeing how I had blocked the interregnum, which was razing the homeland through internal disputes and hostile incursions, he was withered with grief. However, he was the sickest with the Czech invasion of Poland and the sacrilege looting of his church, three hundred gold penalties in a cross and in other church ornaments they did no harm to the bodies of some of the saints they brought out; whose defeat is so bad, Although the prelate could not bear his heart, he lost his life in 1038. They wrote about him, Długosz in his story, Janicius, Paproc. Then. in Archiep. Blessings. White. fol. 69.         

Count Philipp, the brother of the Archbishop's Bosuta, a chivalrous husband who had hidden antiquity and his works and honors, admits only about him that his son was Sobiesław, and this was Predysław, about the paprocki in Gniezno 1190 wrote hers both sons Rudger and Werner.

Rudger, the bishop of Kujawski, was raised to this dignity by the votes of the entire chapter and set an example of virtue to all his subjects. Nakielski in his Miechów fol. 65. Praises the Miechowski Monastery for its generosity; Wolborski's catalog proves his piety, from which the Kujawski Cathedral decorated new and rich decorations; His love and other virtues seemed no less in him, sincerity, pastoral care for all, mercy for poor orphans; While ruling his diocese for ten years, he went in 1170 to get payment for his works. He was buried in Kujawy Cathedral with regret. Then. in Episcop. Cujav. Fern. about the coat of arms. OK.           

Werner, the bishop of Kujawski, his brother's brother, came as good to as good as Damalew. in Episcop. Cujav. testifies that he read it out of privilege in 1140. Alle Długosz, Wolborski's catalog, Paprocki, his reign for 1171. At the same time, Werner, the Bishop of Płock, flourished, but he belonged to the Porajczyk family, which I will talk about there too.    

Cherubin, castellan of Lędzki in 1196, whose brother Filip, the bishop of Poznan, praised him of Długosz in Vitis Episc. [S. 60] Posnan. Since he was Vir Modestus, Mansuetus et Patiens in Adversis, he sacredly exercised his pastoral function for thirteen years until he paid his mortal debt in 1209. He was buried in his cathedral.   

Hertobald, voivode of Posen, Cromer, Bielski f.182. His name is Herkard when he writes about his capture in 1259. MRS. Krakowski Wieniawita writes it as Arbeld, the voivode of Kalisz, which you can find in Łaskis Stat fol. 167. Wojciech-Bishop Kujawski says Paprocki was attracted by the Topór coat of arms, but Długosz clearly writes about him that it was part of the Wieniawa coat of arms, as Damalewicz proves in Vitis Episcop. Cujav. He entered the cathedral in 1271. He resigned from it and from life in 1283. He spent most of his generosity on the poor, whom he valued not only in the pastoral function, but also as dean of Kujawski Heaven: God especially blessed him in the world: because his church, goods and decorations during his Presidency according to Długosz, Vir spectatae virtutis, et in pauperes Religiososque liberalitatis profusae had a lot of power . Wilhelm Bishop of Lubuskie, the same MS. Krakowski is one of the Wieniawites who flourished in 1255. He and Długosz remember his story; There was a Shepherd who breathed righteousness himself.          

Predysław or Przecław from Gołuchów, the voivode from Kalisz and the general from Wielkopolska, son of Rafał after Paprocki, to whom about law and fairness Elżbieta Król, mother of Ludwik, the king of Poland and Hungary, took the Wielkopolska generals from Otto Pilecki from the Topór coat of arms, which had no property in Wielkopolska. White. f. 244, 1311. Długosz, Cromer l. 13. To this Predysław, Twardowski in the palace and Paprocki they appointed three sons, a Fryderyk bishop of Kujawski, but among the bishops of Kujawy I did not read any Bishop Frederic Everywhere it was true that you for this time, Bishop of Kujawski Jan Pella of Niewia, the Wieniawa coat of arms, which was in 1426, flourished. However, Damalewicz clearly writes that he was born to father Wojciech Wojski Sieradzki, mother, Małgorzata: Okolski rightly left this Fryderyk for this , but this author, Predysław, the voivode Kalisz mentioned above, who was already under the Gołuchowskie des Leliwa family - the coat of arms stands, places it under the coat of arms of Wieniawa; After all, it is certain that Gołuchów, who lives in Wielkopolska, inherited the Leszczyński house continuously a few hundred years ago. They signed off, and it wasn't until after 1700 that he left their hands. and Paprocki writes clearly, [p. 61 ] that the two sons of this voivode Predysław made such a division of the property among themselves, one of them received the property of Leszno and the towns of Radomicko, Śmigiel and Kiepłów; to the other Rafał, Gołuchów, Goliszów, Przygodzice, etc. as separate letters attest to this. Okolski and Twardowski in the palace, Przecław's first son, were given the name Ivan or Jan, and he wrote this from Obichów and Długosz, lib. 10. fol. 166. Cromer lib. 16. You clearly write about him that this Jan Castellan von Śrzemski with Hincza from Rogów and with Jan from Ostrowiec by Władysław Jagiełło Król were sent in an embassy to Prince Hermann Cilja so that Anna, his sister, would be married to him and give him a life long married marriage contracts, and to bring him to Poland in 1400 and 1408. Because he was with the Śrzemska Castle and the Kujawy Starost , he was named after Długosz fol. 190 signed the peace treaty of Hrodel in 1413, from the same fol. 342. lib. 11. Okolski attributes his son Dobiesław Puchała, the castellan of Przemęcki, not Przemyski as he likes. Długosz about it Dobiesław, lib. 11. fol. The 294th clearly states that de Wągry wrote himself and would therefore rather belong to the Hungarian Wieniawites: King Jagiełło, who trusted in his virtue and bravery, gave it back to him. was in care; where he valiantly defended this fortress against the German knights, But strength also helped to this famous victory of the German knights near Koronowo, with the testimony of Długosz, he later in 1410, the hetman of our army in Golub, where he was from The ambush of the Teutonic Knights fell to beat them with such a heart that the frightened began to flee, liking that a large part of the castle was saved, but others fell from the Polish saber, a slave and our significant and so much taken that four times the number of Polish people died, Długosz lib. 11. fol. 303. and again fol. 357. In 1414 he cut off two hundred, brought sixty of them all in armor, and dressed them for the king, and the rest fled. Twardowski in the palace, he tells about him that this Dobiesław founded the beginnings of Mars from his younger years in the camp of the Hungarian king Sigismund, where, when he appeared with chivalrous courage, he had stolen some good things from this king in Hungary. His sons are appropriated by the author and Okolski: Ivan, the district judge of Kaliski, 1422. (Długosz writes about Ivan von Obiciowo, the district judge of Kalisz, the coat of arms of Wieniawa, 1472. lib. 13.) Rafał castellan of Przemęcki 1428, his Sons should be four, Cherubin, Rafał, Jan and Jędrzej. Dersław, Mikołaj from Leszno and Jan from Karmin. They were great people and not just [p. 62] With clever advice, but also strong, they defended the enemy with every hand. Dersław, Mikołaj from Leszno and Jan from Karmin. They were great people and not just [p. 62] With clever advice, but also strong, they defended the enemy with every hand. Dersław, Mikołaj from Leszno and Jan from Karmin. They were great people and not just [p. 62] With clever advice, but also strong, they defended the enemy with every hand.                                    

Rafał from Gołuchów, governor of Kujawski, Przecław's second son, Kalisz voivod, according to Paproc. Okolsk. and Twardovsk. But the genealogy of this house, Przecław, the voivode of Kalisz, admits that he admits these two sons with different titles: about Ivan he says that he is the castellan of Kalisz and the starost of Radziejowski, from whom Rafał General of Wielkopolska should the Starost of Radziejowski and Śrzemski, heir to Leszno in 1450, the father of Rafał, the Crown Marshal, is buried in Leszno, see below. He says about Rafał that he was the Poznań sub-capital and the Sieradz-Starost, as in Łaskis Stat. fol. 141. In 1436 I read it with the first title, and in the city registers of Ostrzeszów it says in 1434 Zimmermann, where Rafał von Gołuchów imposed a thousand fines for a dowry for his wife Jadwiga.      

Rafał, the castellan of Posen, the royal court marshal, his younger years with great splendor at the court of Frederick III. Polishing the emperor with the polite manners and beautiful qualities of nature, he fell victim to the fact that he used it in various embassies, including the famous one up to Casimir III. King of Poland, 1470 over the Długosz lib. 13. Cromer lib. 2? . Bielski fol. 451. Sarnicki and another in 1476. Długosz lib. 13. Cromer lib. 28. Bielski fol. 468. of those who returned happily and served his master very much, they regulated his master's gifts, to which he also added the fact that he and the successors of his counts from Leszno received the eternal title of time, even the old one Leszczyński The coat of arms was decorated with new splendor, for a helmet the city of the three ostrich feathers, which they have been using for a long time, he added. A crowned lion, a sword drawn in its paws and carried like a cut, he added; as the privilege of this house shows. Długosz mentions there that this honorable husband in Vienna pursued the King of Hungary in public races when they collided, he knocked him off his horse, others added that he had injured his forehead, which Maciej not only found in his offended antagonist ., but also praised his bravery. After he had returned from the imperial court to his homeland, he was everywhere for their good, with praise from everyone, poured out what, judging by him, they stole ever higher honors from him , first I read him, Castellan [p. 63] Spicimirski and the Starost of Łęczyca in 1487. On the royal list of the city of Cracow, then the Castellan of Gniezno, the Starost of Kujawy, Kościański and Koniński. Okolski says he had ten Starosts: she gave him a royal staff; you can find his titles in Graces. in the Folklore Statute. 110. and in Cureusz fol. 361. where he says that Jan Albrycht Król's commissioner was blown up in 1493 on a certain matter in Głogów in Silesia. He died at his old age, the Castellan of Poznan in 1501, almost changed from the Poznan chair Gniezno; His body was placed in Brześć Kujawski in the Church of the Fathers. Dominican. Paprocki counts his three sons Raphael, Kasper and Paweł and adds that Paul has descended the Sterilis; Some of these paweł want the castellan from Sochaczew, yes, and I have to read in Łask. in the Folklore Statute 140. Paweł of Leszno with this honor in 1436. From the same year, however, everyone will judge that this Paweł could not have been the son of this Rafał, unless he was his uncle. Paprocki writes about Rafał, the first son of this Rafał, that he was a chamberlain of Kalisz and the Starost of Wielkopolska. Okolski, on the other hand, wants him to be the castellan of Poznan, but he cannot keep it because Dobrogost from Lwówek Ostrorog was sitting on that chair at the time.                            

Kasper, the chamberlain of Kaliski, the son of Rafał, the castellan of Poznan and the marshal, signed a letter from King Albrycht with this title in Łaski's Fol statute in 1496. 110. I also read on Kazimierz Król's list given in 1468 to the City of Lublin, Kasper Leszczyński, Chamberlain of Kalisz. For many years he has been curious that Rafał was different from the one mentioned here and earlier and probably not the brother of Rafał, the marshal and the castellan. The Twardowski Palace proves that Kasper was a captain in Wallachia and Moscow. When he showed himself there with heartfelt bravery, he took the Radziejów-Starosty and also some goods in the Duchy of Siewier: His two sons were all counted, Rafał and Jan. Of these:   

Rafał, the bishop of Płock, the first was the castellan of Lędzki and the starost of Człuchowski, which is supported by the letter from Zygmunt I in MS. Petricov. where he sent him with these titles in embassy from the Kraków Congress to the emperor, I come to the conclusion that there must be a mistake in Bielski, which I followed in the first volume when he was called Łęczyca castellan, City of Lędzki fol. 541. 1518, where his message to the Pope describes the treaty of war against the Turks; in the same matter he traveled from the same king [p. 64] before to the Venetians, 1515. Bielski fol. 531. *) After changing his status, he was first bishop of Przemyśl, and then he moved to Płock, where he sat for more than four years, for eternity in 1527. Biel. 559. Wapow. Nakiel. in Miechov. fol. 61. Łubieński in Vitis Episcop. Płocensium eagerly praises him for the Catholic faith when he took early action against the stranglehold of Luterski, who in 1525 demanded early medicine from the dukes of Mazovia and chivalry for a decree against all sectarians. God was lucky with his Orthodox intentions: because by then the same province among so many in Poland, not only that it was intact from heresy, but also always zealous in defending the Catholic faith. In Pułtusk, part of the bishop's residence was removed from the wall, where it rests after his death, as Starowol wrote on his tombstone. in monuments. Everyone attributes your imagination to him too, and he is very generous to the poor. God spared his orthodox intentions: because until then the same province among the great ones in Poland was not only not affected by heresy, but also always endeavored to defend the Catholic faith. In Pułtusk, part of the bishop's residence was removed from the wall, where it rests after his death, as Starowol wrote on his tombstone. in monuments. Everyone attributes your imagination to him too, and he is very generous to the poor. God spared his orthodox intentions: because until then the same province among the great ones in Poland was not only not affected by heresy, but also always endeavored to defend the Catholic faith. In Pułtusk, part of the bishop's residence was removed from the wall, where it rests after his death, as Starowol wrote on his tombstone. in monuments. Everyone attributes your imagination to him too, and he is very generous to the poor.                        

Jan Castellan from Brzeski Kujawski, the chair is paid for by Paprocki, Okol. Twardowski and others, on whom, if he was sitting, it must have been after 1521, in which I still read it, the Chamberlain von Kalisz, the Starost von Radziejowski, and the brother of Rafał at that time, the Castellan von Lędzki the list of Zygmunt I. in MS. Petricov. In this King Propter Nimam Integritatem words are a privilege, he is entrusted with the supervision of the customs chambers Konińska and Kleczowska. And since his father had a certain overdue sum in Radziejowski-Starosty, 9 of which Jan's son Rafał donated a large part of it to the Commonwealth, for which, or at the beginning only twelve years, this sum was to withstand, but Zygmunt Król, who made him For his willingness to help, Rafał admitted life imprisonment in this royal kingdom and that he should leave his successors with her.    

Rafał, the voivode of Brzeski Kujawski, the starost of Radziejowski, son of the castellan of Jan Brzeski Kujawski, but when