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

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The noble Polish Braun family.

Die adlige polnische Familie Braun.

Brown. In blue a bear's head shot through by a silver arrow, above which three silver arrows placed in the cross hover. The Braun received the Polish nobility and this coat of arms in 1620.

Brown . Before the Constitution of 1676, Wawrzeńc Braun was granted certain properties in Jezierno in the Czerska region . Braum , judge Warmiński and his son Jan 1685.   

Braun alias Sinicki Nobleman from Inflancki indigenous at the Sejm from 1673. - Krasicki's footnotes. [S. 290]  

Berszten coat of arms (vol. 2 pp. 108-109)

Bershten coat of arms . Three yellow plow wheels on the shield, in a red field, in such a way that two rise above each other, the third goes below. There are three peacock feathers above the helmet and crown. Paprocki Socket fol . 1120. For the coat of arms. fol . 568. Approx. Volume. 1. fol . 41. Potocki is set as a coat of arms. MRS. P, Rutka . "SJ Bielski . There are many families in Europe who use the heraldic rings , like in Rome, Milan, Brunświk , but more or less, also in Hannonji             only a brown circles lib . 3. fol . 23. in the Patavium Carrarów dom , four; Petra Sancta chap. 63, but with three wheels I didn't see any of them. Brought to us from Germany, our writers call him, which Berszten also gives the name itself, but no time was given by anyone that only Paprocki gave him years ago [p. 109], is forty times as large as it has been in our homeland for a long time.

The jewels of this house, only two are counted by everyone, the Karniowski family and the Wierzchliński family , they would rather say the Wierzchlejski family : I give the Gaszyński family , or the latter two have already converted their honor into another form, i.e. H.

Leliwa coat of arms. The moon should be like a new moon, not full, turned upside down, in the middle a six-horned star in a blue field, or some people use red: the moon [p. 40] should be gold, with a peacock tail on the helmet; and the moon on it: that's how they describe it, Paproc in fol . 408. and 1160. on coat of arms, fol . 376 and 658. Approx. Volume. 2. fol . 61. Jewelry fol . 63. The witness's Petrasancta cap takes many families from a similar coat of arms in different kingdoms. 59. and Braun lib . 3; Civit . fol . 23. and I spoke in the second volume of fol . 174. Blessed Bertold, Abbot Garstensky , sealed himself in 1140 with this coat of arms; Hence, I conclude that this jewel has welcomed Poland from other countries, and Stanisław Orzechowski believed that this coat of arms was born within the Polish borders, which made the name Leliwa seem more inclined to the Slavic language, but Paprocki and Okolski from Rhen are to be transferred to him, the other adds that there is a castle on the Rhen river , which is called Monsztern in German and Leliwa in Polish . It is difficult to guess when these transfers will end. Długosz tells him so. Sub tempore Vladislai primi [ str. 41] Messana , called Equites lunae , those on a gold chain, are said to have carried a silver moon that does not hang fully on their breasts, in a field of stars and lilies, which are covered with this inscription: Donec totum impleat . Her job was to fight the enemies of the holy faith. Some people like Bodzęta from the Archbishop of Gniezno to the coat of arms of Leliwa , but this was part of the coat of arms of Szeliga , as said in the volume. 2. fol . 188. that there is a castle on the Rhen called Monsztern in German and Leliwa in Polish . It is difficult to guess when these transfers will end. Długosz tells him so. Sub tempore Vladislai primi [ str. 41] Messana , called Equites lunae , those on a gold chain, are said to have carried a silver moon that does not hang fully on their breasts, in a field of stars and lilies, which are covered with this inscription: Donec totum impleat . Her job was to fight the enemies of the holy faith. Some people like Bodzęta from the Archbishop of Gniezno to the coat of arms of Leliwa , but this was part of the coat of arms of Szeliga , as said in the volume. 2. fol . 188. that there is a castle on the Rhen called Monsztern in German and Leliwa in Polish . It is difficult to guess when these transfers will end. Długosz testifies to him in this way. Sub tempore Vladislai primi [ str. 41] Messana , called Equites lunae , those on a gold chain, are said to have carried a silver moon that does not hang fully on their breasts, in a field of stars and lilies, which are covered with this inscription: Donec totum impleat . Her job was to fight the enemies of the holy faith. Some people like Bodzęta from the Archbishop of Gniezno to the coat of arms of Leliwa , but this was part of the coat of arms of Szeliga                                                 as it was said in the tape. 2. fol . 188. 41] Messana , called Equites lunae , those on a gold chain, are said to have carried a silver moon, which is not fully attached to their breasts, in a field of stars and lilies covered with this inscription: Donec totum impleat . Her job was to fight the enemies of the holy faith. Some people like Bodzęta from the Archbishop of Gniezno to the coat of arms of Leliwa , but this was part of the coat of arms of Szeliga , as said in the volume. 2. fol . 188. 41] Messana , called Equites lunae , those on a gold chain, should have carried a silver moon that does not hang fully from their breasts, in a field of stars and lilies, which are covered with this inscription: Donec totum impleat . Her job was to fight the enemies of the holy faith. Some people like Bodzęta from the Archbishop of Gniezno to the coat of arms of Leliwa , but this was part of the coat of arms of Szeliga , as the band said. 2. fol . 188              

Herbowni .

Adamowicz, Bahrynowski , Bedliński , BLOCKi , Bobiński , Bobola , Broniewski , Brzozdowski , Brzozogajski , Chlebowicz , Chroscicki , Cudowski , Czapski , Clechowicz , Czelatycki , Czerkas , Czeski Fryjewicx , Gintowt , Gołuchowski , Gorka, Graniewski , Granowski , Hlasko , jarosławski , Jaskmanicki . Jelec , Jerzykowicz , Józefowicz , Juchnowicz , Juskiewicz , Kalenik , Karśnicki , Kiewlicz - Kiski , Kopystyński , Kozielski , Krajewski, Krzesz , Kuchmistrzowicz , Laskowski, Lgocki , Lisowski , Monwid , Morsztyn , Mutrjkalski , Narmunt , Niemierzyc , Ninieński , Okuszko , Olechnowicz , Osostowicz , Ostrowski, Pacyna , Pausza , Pawlowski , Pilecki , Piorun , Piotrowicz , Pokrywnicki , Polonski Przywidzki , PTASZYNSKI , Rakowicz , Rekuć , Rohoziński , Rykowski , Scierski , S. Szczuciecki , Sieniawski , Sierpski , Skorupa, Sławiński , Slotwinski , Floats [ S. 42] Tyszkiewicz , Ustarbowski , Wapczyński , Wardęski , Wiazewicz , Więcławski , Wierozemski , Wietski , Wodzicki , Wojanowski , Wyrozemski , Wyrykowski , Wyskocki , Zabrzeziński , Żarski , Żurowski .    

Duńczewski , Kuropatnicki , Małachowski , Wielądek and other heralds say the following families who also use the Leliwa coat of arms. - - 

Bajer, Bodzanta , Chłasko , Chleb , Czulski , Daszkiewicz , Gorkuński , Jacosławski , Krzywobłodzki , Leliwa , Ostaszkiewicz , Smoiski .

Swan coat of arms. There is said to be a white or a silver swan on a red field and a swan on a helmet. Fern. about the coat of arms. fol . 449 and 666 in Gniezno fol . 806. and 1167. Approx. Volume. 2. fol . 1. White. fol . 107. But not all of them use the same form of this coat of arms. And first Piotr Dunin , who was the first to graft the Swan family in our Poland , wore it in this form. The letter E on the shield, but the 9 turned on the other side and next to it, and the letter K like a letter glued together expressed this sign EK, and above the helmet there was a seated swan. [S. 181] The rest of the swans on shield and helmet wear a seated one with a black mouth and black legs, but his feet don't break on the helmet. Others stand on the shield and on the helmet of a standing swan with a mouth and yellow legs and a more common image of this coat of arms: there is also a difference between the same coat of arms that some of them have the right shield and head and themselves and others to the left judge. In the Duchy of Lithuania there is more variety among the families who seal themselves with the swan: First, the Girski house in the blue field of the swan with one foot on Abdanek and in the helmet. The swan's Kudrewicz house on its shield has ordinary but three ostrich feathers on its helmet. The sheikhs' house, on the blue field, he places the swan and in the helmet half a white lion. The Videjk house, a swimming swan on a sign, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. The Wojszyk house, the common swan on a sign and a month with a star on the helmet. Use 1115. It. Kojałowicz that there was a common coat of arms of the swan for many Lithuanian families even before the unification of Lithuania with the crown. What is sealed with the swan, there is more variety: Because first the house of the Girski family in the blue field of the swan sets foot on Abdanek and also on the helmet. The swan's Kudrewicz house on its shield has ordinary but three ostrich feathers on its helmet. The sheikhs' house, on the blue field, he places the swan and in the helmet half a white lion. The Videjk house, a swimming swan on a sign, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. The Wojszyk house, the mean swan on the shield and a month with a star on the helmet. Use 1115. It. Kojałowicz that there was a common coat of arms of the swan for many Lithuanian families even before the unification of Lithuania with the crown. What is sealed with the swan, there is more variety: Because first the house of the Girski family in the blue field of the swan sets foot on Abdanek and also on the helmet. The swan's Kudrewicz house on its shield has ordinary but three ostrich feathers on its helmet. The house of the sheikhs, on the blue field he places the swan and in the helmet half a white lion. The Videjk house, a swimming swan on a sign, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. The Wojszyk house, the mean swan on the shield and a month with a star on the helmet. Use 1115. It. Kojałowicz that there was a common coat of arms of the swan for many Lithuanian families even before the unification of Lithuania with the crown. The sheikhs' house, on the blue field, he places the swan and in the helmet half a white lion. The Videjk house, a swimming swan on a sign, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. The Wojszyk house, the mean swan on the shield and a month with a star on the helmet. Use 1115. It. Kojałowicz that there was a common coat of arms of the swan for many Lithuanian families even before the unification of Lithuania with the crown. The sheikhs' house, on the blue field, he places the swan and in the helmet half a white lion. The Videjk house, a swimming swan on a sign, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. The Wojszyk house, the mean swan on the shield and a month with a star on the helmet. Use 1115. It. Kojałowicz that there was a common coat of arms of the swan for many Lithuanian families even before the unification of Lithuania with the crown.                                                

What began to be spread in our Poland only by Piotr Dunin , the Dane, all our writers agree with the one who was brought from Denmark by him around 1124. During the time of Bolesław , the monarch's Wrymouth ; a single Sarnicki lib . 6. fol . 246. Its beginnings up to the time of Bolesław the Brave, related to what he did wrong, as you will learn from what was said in Duninami . In other countries, however, many historians testify that families were honored with this coat of arms. First in Italy was Cupavo Dux Ligurum , whose father was called Cygnus. Where did Virgil come from? Aeneid . 10. Says: Non ego , te Ligurum ductor fortissime bello , transierim Cygne and paucis comitate Cupavo , cujus [p. 182] olorinae chirurgunt de vertice pennae : because he used to walk under swan feathers . Annibal also Paenorum Dux, the famous fighter and terror of Rome; about the Silius Italicus writes that he sealed himself with a swan. Cilnius Aretinorum Dux, a real swan and with a coat of arms and a knight's shield, Angelius Bargaeus lib . 17. Belli Syriacs . Fert niveum clypeo cygnum , leve corpus ad aethra tollentem and canto caeli converxa replentem , Stemma Domus notum and Majorum insigne suorum . Hercules, even this Monstrorum domitor , a couple of swans that flew in the air, carried his shield, according to Heliodorus. Three families were once important in Italy. The swan was set with jewels. The first, called the Familia Populorum , whose ancestor was said to have come from the Kings of Britannia, such as Varro and Ulysses Aldrovan . Volume. 3. Ornithole . lib . 19. The second, Familia Cicinellorum , which used this swan in the red field as the coat of arms of the witness Scipio Mazela de Famil . Naples. The third Familia Bocchiorum , which had such a coat of arms, in the sky the swan and the Griffin pull the carriage, Where the sun goes around the world: as Politan says. in Ambros. Bistoniis Mars instat equis , tu jungis olores , Phoebe Theraphnoeos . In France, the Familia Cygniorum has the silver swan in its coat of arms; and the city is proud of it. Named Bologna. Petra Sancta cap. 58. Valencena , a town in Hannonji , on the green meadow of the swan, wears it, which was once called Vallis Cignorum ; from the Łabędzis who swam in herds on a nearby lake. Brown lib . 3. Civit . f. 25. Riccardus Vassemburgensis mentions in antiquitatibus Belgicis the very old Ordinem Militiae Cygnorum , the first was the founder of Salucius Brabo , from whose name (some write Brabant, named annoyance to the last ruin, knights who he appointed; their profession hung on it; so that they draw hearts to one another to unity and mutual love; what came to the desired result a short time after their work, and peace returned to the motherland. and this cavalry should have worn a swan in a black dress on a gold chain. P. Bonani in Equit . F. 32.                                                    

Likewise, none of our historians has found the origins of this coat of arms; How would I understand, however, that it took its beginnings from the Danish kings and that Piotr Dunin , the first tribe of this jewel in Poland, took both its blood and the procedure from the monarchs of that kingdom. The foundation I have is that one more day, including coat of arms, for four [p. 183] unfolded parts of the Danish kings, in the third part you see the coat of arms of the silver swan in a red field, on whose neck a golden crown, exactly the shape I have described here, just a crown when you take it off. I have even seen Danish ships with this coat of arms near Danzig more than once. It is also certain that this family in Denmark wore the most accurate honors, as historians say. And yes, in the Pepliński Church you can see, among other things: A swan with a crown on his head, he runs into the right shield, in his mouth he holds a ring with a diamond in it, over the helmet a copy, theirs Blade pointing straight up between two moons as if they weren't full on the new moon, shoulders turned towards each other. The house of Dunin Szpotów was honored with this coat of arms, as it can be seen in MS. about the Prussian families. Paprocki, however, in the nest of virtues, those who take the swan with yellow mouth and legs in the coat of arms, hence the origins. Tatar righteous of a noble family, but also of a big heart, who for a long time led his salary in the Polish army, whereby his bravery earned himself the name of a worthy bachelor, for the heiress of a huge fortune in the Dunin house, he rivaled parents who both saw good manners as well as respect for the king, to whom he not only gave a wife because of his virtue and bravery, but also included him in her coat of arms with royal consensus; when there was a difference, offspring that came from him and the real Dunins took on the yellow color on Swan's face and legs. Other houses that the swan seals can be found by each name's origin. I have not listed the earlier ancestors of this coat of arms because I talked about it in detail in the third volume under Duninami . I just mention that some of them are called swans because of their coat of arms. So I read Jan Łabędza from the Crown Cabinet at Zygmunt I. around 1526 in MS. Petricov . So I read Jan Łabędza from the Crown Cabinet at Zygmunt I. around 1526 in MS. Petricov . So I read Jan Łabędza from the Crown Cabinet at Zygmunt I. around 1526 in MS. Petricov .                       

Herbowni .

Bałaszko , Bartodziejski , Berżański , Blinstrub , Błaszkowski , Borkowski, Brzezinski , Dowgird , Dunin , Girski , Głuszyński , Golimunt , Goławiński , Gościkowski , Grodzinski , Hołowczyński Horodyjski , Jagiełłowicz , Jastrzębski , Jawgieł , Jundził , Karnkowski , Karnionomojski , Karwicki , Kłopocki , Komorowski , Koniński , Kostrzejowski , Kozic , Krajewski, [p. 184] Kudrewicz , Kunczewicz , Kunicki , Lubsieński , Łabędzki , Maciejowicz , Marcinkiewicz , Matuszewicz , Mieczyński , Mingajło , Misopad , Modliszewski , Monsztolt , Mozejko , Niemieksza . Rostocki , Rzuchowski , Siemaszko , Skrzyński , Smoszewski , Suligostowski , Szemet , Szemioth , Szostakowski , Szpot , Szpotański , Talwosz , Tanajewski , Telefus , Trzebicki , Urbanowicz , Wąsowicz , Kidejko  

Later heraldry such as Kuropatnicki , Małachowski , Wielądek and other families add

Balbas , Brzezicki , Dejdygoltt , Ginejd , Kąsinowski , Karnikowski , Markiewicz, Matusewiez , Matyszewicz , Miciński , Radoński , Slepść Dunin , Zbarzyński .

Schampach coat of arms. The lion is turned to the left of the shield and stands on both of its hind legs, with the crown on its head and its tail on its back: in its two front paws, which are raised upwards, it is holding a rose. OK. Volume. 2. fol . 105. Neither the color of the shield nor the helmet without describing it. Petra sanctuary. de Tesser . Gentilite . Capa 53 says: [p. 290] that the Davideorum Familia in Venice has a golden lion with a golden lily on the sapphire dial, and in Rome the Ruisiorum familia Leo has gold on the red dial with a silver lily. Gelderland lion coat of arms in a blue field. Brown lib . 4. Civit . 16. This coat of arms was brought to Poland under Zygmunt III. According to Adam Grodziecki, King of Zdenkon Schampach , who was admitted as a native inhabitant by the Republic of Poland, was no different in the title warning, only that he had to sell the goods he had abroad. In 1400, Długosz remembers Zampach Castle in the Moravian Country, I would understand that it was once the inheritance of this house. The privilege of Ferdinand IL Emperor on parchment, a long genealogy, the Szampach family from the former Leszek, former Polish princes and monarchs *) The aforementioned Zdenko Schampach received this privilege, which he bestowed on the court of the Austrian Prince Maximilian at a young age . He showed his heart and great bravery for years when he introduced Maximilian to the Polish throne from among the torn elections of the Chosen One. Rudolph the Kaiser was violently supported against the Turks as people in the fight as well as with financial aid. Matias also the emperor, he relied on his wise advice. Ferdinand and II. The Kaiser also served himself no less than the others when he defended his state against the hostile Gabor, for whom the servant Austriae was appointed; he added the imperial eagle to his coat of arms, on the chest of which his name was expressed in golden letters Ferdinandus . So great after them                            

*) The Szampachs , who emerged from the Leszek generation of Polish dukes, are sealed with a different coat of arms, ie : A lion stands on its hind legs without a crown in the right shield on a green field. with his tail raised on his back, in the front right paw he holds a naked sword straight up, in the left - a rose blossom with a pinch, the end of which is darker green under the paws, visible from the color of the field. Half a unicorn in the helmet above the crown, as in the Bończa coat of arms . - PW [p. 291] imperial favorites, he longed for Polish freedom, so the indigenous man who had reconciled in Seym honored Zygmunt Król with loyal merits when he sent a considerable number of German cavalry to Prussia until his death in Cracow. where in the church of OO. Franciscans buried since his son in 1639; it was Henryk Burian in Hodonin and Miłotyce , Count Schampach , you speak fluently and bravely in many foreign languages. Malicki Camil. Franciscan. Sermon, The Golden Freedom of Death and Ca.         

Snake crest. The snake was supposed to be in a golden crown, although it was immediately twisted by the neck, but strangely its tail was twisted, twisted in half in the mouth, with the right shield twisted [p. 253] holds an apple branch with leaves and a green apple, snake color black, shield field red, five ostrich feathers on the helmet. That's how Paproc describes him . in Gnieździe for 1088. For the coat of arms. fol . 282. Ok. Volume. 3. fol . 27T. Bielski fol . 314. Jewels fol . 88. Not everyone adopts the same shape as the snake's coat of arms, however. Okolski krom of the above, five more figures are placed: in one the snake is twisted, but it has no nested tail, no crown on the head or in the mouth of an apple on a yellow plate, and that is what Podolecki and Snakes are in Seal Rus'. In the second round, except that the tail is not woven, the snake also turns in the crown, and in its mouth it holds an apple with a cross, and this is the coat of arms of the Wężyk family . and those born of them, the Osińskis , Widawskis and Siedleckis . In the third, however, the snake without an apple in the crown and not so twisted: Okolski did not put any of these family crests on. In the fourth case, the snake is as described at the beginning, but from the mouth of the city of the apple, the child is half visible from the head, and it was the ordinary coat of arms of the Lombard monarchs that brought Bona to Poland , the wife of Sforcja Sigismund and the King of Poland. In the fifth, two snakes in the crowns face each other with twisted mouths and spines, climbing up and the ends of their tails touching what is the fur of the coat of arms of the Jasieński family . In addition, you will find snakes in the Szydłowiecki coat of arms and in the so-called Golden Freedom, each of which is mentioned in its place. - I am also in the second volume of fol . 80. places the coat of arms of the Baybuzes , where the snake turns near the arrow, The Kostrowscy and the Ambrożewicz are proud of the same coat of arms, but the city of arrows and spears also has no mushrooms, one of which is Jan Bazyli Ambrożewicz . He was the capital of Pärnu , he left a son, Michał . There are three serpents in Dziuli's coat of arms, as I said in the included volume. These differences of the arms Wąż of Okolski [S. 254], because there are some that are not being washed away in Poland at the moment, and the others hardly differ from the first coat of arms I described, so I don't want to thicken the page with them. And where this coat of arms originated, our authors suspect more than just that they need to be sure: some say that the Knight of the Snake is named after a clever game that the enemy planted or averted or broken in this homeland impetus was given in 1306, but in terms of time, this can not survive, because according to Dlugosz , the bishop of Plock called Nietych that already the Wąż wore Coat of Arms, long before, so 1260, Nietych was called. He sat in the Polish Senate. And Nakiel . in his Miechow . fol . 118. ex libro Długosz ' Benefeciorum writes that Szymon from the Wąż coat of arms: the ancestor of Połajowski de Połajowice near Miechów was already registered in the register of beneficiaries of this convention before 1198 *). Paprocki , of whom Okolski testifies, for a special kind of tenderness towards the enemies of this homeland given to the ancestor of this house, and then an apple to Serpent that one of these confidants preserved the country of Sieradz during the enemy invasion all. Parisius gives the named skubic husband, who is hiding in the Dragon's Cave near Krakow, his various guesses, the first one may be correct. and for the people who did damage there when he killed, the same wand in the coat of arms was used as a reward for this work, and instead of the one he planted a spicy piece to kill the snake, an apple was put in the mouth the snake. Or in the war with the Romans of the Sarmatians, when one of them tore the flag from the hands of a needy Roman ensign, on which the serpent was lifted and twisted, but Roman historians are certain that the Romans washed up their banners and the dragons Apple. then for another piece of work in hand. It is certain that the ancient nations and families carried the snakes in their coat of arms. The Petrasancta de Tesser testifies to the Egyptians. Gentilite . c. 3. That it was a sign that they had acquired three twisted serpents between the muddy leaves . The Langobard kings and then home to the famous Sphorcos of the Dukes of Milan.                                            

*) Długosz in Miechovia fol . 107. refers to in libro Beneficiorum eccles . Crac . - about four brothers of the Wąż coat of arms: - Jan, Stanisław , Mikołaj and Andrzej, the heirs in Grzmucin in the Kraków Voivodeship. - Krasicki's footnote. [S. 255] described above, from where also Braun. lib . 2. Civit . fol . The same coat of arms is used for the 43rd city of Milan. The same Petrasancta cap. 55. says that in Italy, Great Britain and France there are many houses that arrange the snakes in their coats of arms in various forms: Gregory, even the tenth of that name Pope, in 1271. of the family was the vice of Milan, whose coat of arms was the snake according to Alfons Ciaconius , but with a child in his mouth, Petrasancta cap. 55. whence was there such a prophecy in Malachi, Anguinus vir . Henriq . in Fasciculo SS. lib . 2. dist . 3. cap. 14th                      

Herbowni .

Ambrozewicz , Borek, Cichowski , Ciechomski , Dłotowski , furs, Grotowski , Jasinski , Koracz , Kostrowski , Koyczan , Konarski , Kuczkowski, Kurowski , Jojko , Małdrzyk , Oryński , Osiński , Piasecki , Pisezi Szamoszewski , Wąż , Wężyk , Widawski .

Duńczewski , Kuropatnicki , Małachowski and others mark this coat of arms of the following families

Cichocki , Cichomski , Kostrowicki , Szemiosz .

Ancestors of this house.

Piotr Niedych , the bishop of Płock, took over the rule of this church at his old age, but maintained ecclesiastical discipline, removed other scandalous dependencies from his diocese in pious deeds with which he encouraged all his sheep to virtue. Having disposed of everything with holy sacraments endowed on the path of eternity, he left this world in 1263, the third year of his episcopate. Lubien . by Długosz in Vitis Episc . Ploc . Mikołaj Wąż of Dobrzanków , the castellan of Ciechanów in 1452, attended the Czerwieński Congress of the Dukes of Mazovia , Stat. Masov . fol . 94 and 1458. fol . 122nd and, secondly, in the time of Mikołaj von Dobrzanków , Ensign von Ciechanowski , in Zakroczymski 1453. Stat. Masov . fol . 98. The same or higher Mikołaj (but already de Bogate wrote W72, Mazowiecki Voivode , in 1472. on the list of Bolesław , the Duke of Mazowiecki. Stat. Masov . Fol . 126. and 1478. fol . 128. Jan. Wojciech Wąż , voivode Płock in 1495. Mikołaj Małdrzyk von Staro , castellan from Bełski in 1436. Jan Wąż de Mnich Treasurer of the Duchies [p. 256] of Mazowiecki, who to his wife Małgorzata , Lev Kryski , wrote down to his daughter in the village of Trojanów in 1466 with a certain sum. on the coat of arms. where he adds that this Trojan John was taken by the prince, on the condition that when the childless leave this world, he will return to the prince's table would. Wojciech z Szczeczna or Borek, ST doctor vir Ingenio subtilis, sermon eloquens , praedicator gratiosissimus Ordinis S. Dominici , qui whether insignes animi sui dotes , ex Provinciali et Inquisitore in episcopum Theodosiensem , ac Suffraganeu m Ecclesiae Gnesnensis sub Alberto Rege anno 1493. est sublimatus , says Severin. in Vita S. Hyacin . lib . I. Cap. 23                                

Wczele coat of arms (vol. 9, pp. 258-260)

Foreground coat of arms. The chessboard should be intertwined with the yellow and white squares on the shield, while the negro's helmet on the helmet, the head in a crown, the forehead tied with a white tie, is visible in her face and holds the same chessboard in both hands like on the sign. That's how Paproc describes him . in Gnieździe , fol . 704. About the coat of arms. fol . 507. White. fol . 340. Approx. Volume. 3. fol . 101. According to these authors, it was on this occasion that it began: a Slovak of a family named Hołub , who had circled the world on a long wandering, also ran to the Moors or Bielski , as he wished, to the Granatine Kingdom. and because he was not only a chivalrous act of a famous man, but also played chess, when this news spread about him to the royal court, the king's daughter [p. 259] The Moors, who trusted in his chess skills, challenged him to play this game with themselves and trusted in this art of victory. She accepted no other winner's compensation than one so that everyone who wins would hit the loser in the head with a chessboard: although he refused for such a condition for a long time, the fierce Slovak, but when he was pushed all the more, he entered a game of chess and won, he filled the condition with his condition because he was enslaved for the head of the one who lost the board he hit. After the king praised his move in this game and I will win it, he reproached for putting the chessboard and the negro in his coat of arms as a memento. This coat of arms was brought to Poland in 1103 at the time of Bolesław Krzywousta . According to the testimony of Petrasancta de Tesser . Cover. 39. In Spain there are a lot of houses that are sealed in a checkerboard pattern, and in Hannonja, according to Braun. lib . 3. fol . 23. Civit . Counts of Suria , Margraves of Baden, Dukes of Saxony and others. This coat of arms is otherwise called Łebno in Slavonic , [p. 260]                        

Herbowni .

Cema , Chełkowski , Dobiejowski , Droszewski , Dzberkowski , Dzieleczyński , Gałęski ; Nestowski ; Grabski , Gurowski , Jabłkowski , Kaczanowski , Karmiński , Ludisławski , Luteński , Mieliński , Myślecki , Naleski , Pogorzelski , Pretftcz , Rumiejowski , Rzegnowski ; Trzecki , Tumigrał , Włościejowski , Wsołowski .   

He attributes this coat of arms to the Kuropatnik family of the Lechs . - - 

Lipski, Grabie coat of arms , in the provinces of Kalisko and Bełskie . Then . in Episcop . Vladislav. fol . The 452nd says that the Leipzig Grabs had long been settlements in the Sieradz Voivodeship and reportedly settled with Grabina Wola near Piotrków when they moved from Lipe to the Kalisz Voivodeship, from where they write today, not far from Stawiszyn , they called Lipskie . Of these, the oldest reminds us of Archdeacon Bronisław Lipski        

*) This Stanisław Lipnicki in Szwejskie County was granted 30,000 by the Commonwealth in 1676. - Prov. Krasicki [p. 108] from Gnieźnieński , after the death of Bodzęta , Archbishop of Gniezno, administrator of this archdiocese, a warm man who valiantly fought against Jan Kropidł in the orphaned cathedral in 1389 . Długosz . However, some of them later bought goods in the Bełsk Voivodeship , settled there, including four brothers. Jan in Rzeplin , heir, three daughters of Regina Siemikowska , Anna first called Swentosław Podhorecki , 2 to Jan Mukański : Dorota Stanisław Brzezicki : Zofia Jakub Bełchacki , wife, also three sons. One of them, Jan Bełski , the district judge, about whom the constitution of 1618 praises with praise that six thousand more than others have given before, he made public contributions to the state treasury of the republic, he left no heirs with his second wife Sładkowska and with the first Wilczkowna he had only one daughter, Katarzyna Jerzy Światopełek Zawadzki, a wife. The second Adam, Ensign von Bełski , the Starost von Tarnogorski , earned merit in various military expeditions, Katarzyna Wierzbicka's sons were, one was Jan Tarnogorski Staroste , the other Jędrzej was Starost Boguciński .         

Jędrzej Lipski, the Bishop of Cracow, born to Jan and Regina Siemikowska's heretical parents, but when he reflects other people's countries and reflects on the truth of the Catholic faith in himself, he returns to the flock of Christ out of Luther's errors; In Rome and after the most prestigious academies, he did so much in clergy and world law that it was necessary to count him among the first because they are a testament to his great literacy skills, a canon because he still does As a Krakauer and Płock scholar, he published the Observationum publicarum centuriam , to which he later added half, and in Prague in 1627. 4to published it in Posen and in 1626 it left the printing works, his Decas quaestionum publicarum Regni Poloniae , also in 4to. Also Historia de rebus gestis Sigismundi III. Regis Poloniae , this then so delicious science, he set out on his way to high honors: to say that the jealous reluctance of the emulators to suppress his fame, but his virtue shone even more beautifully than in the Crown Tribunal , where he was a member of the 1610 Cracow Chapter was imperturbable by law and justice; it was with Tarnowski and with Tylicki , the deputy chancellor of the crown, in a special respect, then with the royal court when he went to Regensburg Zygmunt III for the Seym of the German Empire. The King of Poland sent his envoy to be admired, his natural sense, his seriousness in language and his agile skills, [p. 109], for which the royal hand, since he had returned from this embassy, ​​lifted him into the mortuary of happiness and immediately sent a commissioner on the Moscow expedition with Władysław , the prince of Seym : then the smaller seal over them and the hope of all, soon returned and more: in 1623 he was transferred to Kujawskie , province of the two dioceses, with annum gratiae , which he kept for a year. He was offered the dignity of a primate after Henryk Firlej , but he broke away from it; In 1631, however, he took over the vacant diocese of Krakow, in which he ended his mortal life that same year, and predicted a speedy death for himself, because he left the king with thanks for the Krakow miter and turned to his own, he said. Jam tetigi portum , spes et fortuna valete : so everything went to the reformation of the clergy, he drove the late-night looters and frivolous of Krakow; more to a meditating god, swift death threw the dam down. There was a husband in economic matters, such as uncommon industry, no less industriousness, from whom he collected considerable money in order not to enrich his blood, but poured out to increase divine honor. He founded a Suffragania Łucka and at the same time the Cathedral of Manjonarzów . The Kujawski Cathedral with paintings, with the story of the life of Our Lady, an exquisite brush shaped, decorated, decorated with windows, with golden chalice and patina, also a silver statue of St. Jędrzej and enriched him with an expensive machine; For the great altar of the same church he ordered five thousand. In this city he founded the OO from scratch. Reformed under the title All Saints 1625 and two years ago in Chocz the same fathers. under the title of S. Michael, both monasteries and churches have perfected theirs completely. There, in Chocz , he built a splendid church and made it a collegiate church with six cannons, as many as prelates who all had good supplies, and founded the pastor in the collegiate church. and that he should always be the first to introduce her, one of the Lipskis houses at Grabi , decided to pay nearly three hundred thousand for this foundation; which he later confirmed in his Apostolic Letter Urban VIII. The Pope, as Bzovius testified in 1531. 15. He provided a gymnasium there in which the young twelve were noble so that they could practice music arithmetic and character well, he commanded, and equipped them. He built two parish churches in Sławsk and Zwierno . And since he was near death, he used his fortune for various good deeds, his mule, estimated thirty thousand, chasuble twelve thousand, golden goblet, [p. 110] He ordered ampoules and a basin made of pure gold, the last will of the Kraków Cathedral, with the obligation that every bishop who would celebrate in this Infule should pray an Ave Maria. Pruszcz fol . 4. in description. Cracov . For the adversary for his soul, ten thousand for the same cathedral, also for the redemption of prisoners. Six thousand when the church was built near Raków. For a hospital three thousand he assigned two thousand. Chapel of St. Matthias at the castle in the Kraków basilica he took from the foundations, where his folded body after his death. In Wolborski Castle, some wooden structures were thrown away, and he built this residence in a more convenient form, and he did the same in Smarżewice . From his fortune to Sigismund III. He bequeathed ten thousand red zlotys to the king of Poland, a great city in Portugal. Princesses one hundred thousand, Johannes Casimir the Prince fifty thousand, the second princes ten thousand each, the Duchess of Bavaria five thousand, her brother seventeen thousand, the other seven. When he was told there were still many of them, he found something in the treasury and said, give me peace, it is more urgent for me to think of God than money, let the righteous executors find out their good deeds forever. From this you can see how Piasecki innocently described him about these collections that he received in God's honor. While everyone who has written about him admit that he was a fiery complex, once he mastered that passion with his mind, he quickly calmed down, so Janczyn wrote about him. in MS. that with Sigismund III. On Christmas Day, starting with Matins, the city, Domine Labia Mea Aperies , he thought, he started with the set Converte nos Deus: the choir, not knowing what to answer, was silent for a long time when the bishop was furious, Cielecki's crown advisor joined him And he said: Et averte iram tuam a nobis, the wise bishop saw himself and immediately burned what was evil, He corrected: Although sometimes, in order to soften this passion, he dealt harder with himself: after he had evaded his more distant space, had endured with a thick rope or something harder until he cooled down with impulses. The shepherd was always a shepherd with all his virtue and exemplary life; the prayers of the priesthood, not sitting or walking, but on their knees, he refused; He attended Holy Mass almost every day, and being pious and wise himself, he also loved wise and good people and raised them to church. He was even at home and decided that he should be a Kujawska miter after leading a quiet and private life in Sulejów Monastery [p. 111], for which he insisted on the Pope in Rome; The whole month was spent in deliberation, whereupon S. Obedientiae virtuously commanded him of the Apostolic See to see how he was used by the Church of God so that it would not give up the diocese that was entrusted to it. He was the more severe heretic, known from his printed books, which David Braun de Scriptor pinches him. Poloniae , fol . 130. He became a stranger protector of our order than he defended the innocence of the servants of God in Rome, before the Pope, in the Seym in the eyes of the republic, at the Provincial Synod of Piotrków , and fed them with in Lutsk, Brest and others the generosity of the Lord. Histor . House. Prof. Prof. Cracov . Argentius de Reb . Society. fol . 107 and 393. In Piotrków , during the Synod of 1628, he requested a new authority from the Apostolic See regarding the canonization of B. Stanisław Kostka, our Kraków schools, against the attacks of some Kraków academies, maintained the protection of the Lord with his protection. Some people attribute this saying to him: like the less intelligent one who does not drink vodka when needed, so does the one who drinks too much or when it is not needed. Starowol wrote about him. in Episcop . Cracov . Then . in Episcop . Vladislav. Brown loc . cit .                                                                                   

Swentosław , Jan's second brother, first in the army, and then Chamberlain von Bełski , in Przeworsk in the Bełskie Voivodeship , the heiress, fathered three daughters, Anna Podhorecka , Elżbieta Podhorecka , Jędrzej , district judge Bełski Jadwigńosław Jahodyłski , judge Zofia Bełski Wierzbód , Landrichter Belsky : Zofia Wierzbód Chełmski , his wife and two sons, Jędrzej , the cupbearer of Belsky , who for the first time to Zofia Russianowska came with only one daughter he left Zofia first Sawicka , then Jarczewska and finally Bykowska , Castellan Sieradzka . In her second relationship with Katarzyna Żulińska , she gave birth to five sons. The first Swentosław died on the occasion of the Swedes during the reign of Jan Kazimierz Król on the square in Praga . The second Jan, the Archdeacon of Chełm . Third Adauctus , and he died on the same occasion in Praga , leaving two sons with Teofila B Chrystianska . Jan, who died near Vienna, and Adauct , who lived with his first wife Aleksandra Woroniczowna Sterilis , fathered Jan, Józef and Samuel with the second Agnieszka Nartowska , who had three sons from Głuchowska , Idzi , Michał and Tomasz. The fourth, Jarosław , and the one in Praga , who fought valiantly with the Swedes, laid down their lives. The fifth Hieronymus, the ensign of Horodelski , probably did not have the first wife from Jorazdovna and from [p. 112] the second, Zofia Rudnicka , had two daughters, Katarzyna Młocka and Teresa Mikołaj Radecki, the standard- bearer of Horodelski : four sons: Jan, the ensign of Buski , of whom the son Marcin and the son of Siemiaszkowska Antoni and Michał : Michał childless : Antoni in the Order of Order. Less. de Observ . well deserved: Kazimierz which with Potempska sterilizers lived with Zofia Matczyńska he brought several daughters to the world. Samuel, the second son of Swentosław , Chamberlain of Podhorecka , District Judge Bełski , Marshal of the Royal Tribunal, under Sigismund III. He founded the town of Lipsko and the village of Lipie in the Przeworsk countryside in the Bełskie Voivodeship of the last two sons J, drzej in Przeworsk , heir Teofila Łychowska , two daughters, Krystyna with Marcin Boguski , Teresa and Mikołaj Czarnołuski , and Jan in Leipzig and Bełz , heir to the Castellan of Sanock , Helena Boguska , had two daughters, Marianna, first married to Ubyszów , 2 to Stempkowska and Barbara Gorajska , and four sons. 1. Adam of Sweden was killed on this occasion in Praga . 2. Jędrzej fathered three daughters with Marcjanna Chamcowny , Zofia, who first signed marriage contracts with Antoni Skarbek , the castellan of Halych ; then with Konstantyn Jordan Walawski , Konstanty Obertyńska , Gryzella Albinowska : just as many sons; Antoni, Treasurer Bełski , 1738 member of the Crown Court . From whom, from Zofia Czeska , sons Mikołaj and Florentyn : Stanisław , from whom, from Konstancja Matczyńska , son Augustyn: Michał , whose wife was Stawska . 3.Samuel the Kiev carpenter, a hussar captain several times to the Seym and Deputy Crown Tribunal was sent, joined this first agreement with Anna Stadnicka , Castellan of Przemyśl , to, from a son Józef, the ensign of Buski , Regent of the Kronkanzlei was in 1712, 1722, 1730 and 1727 deputy member of the Crown Tribunal . This time, as I write, Castellan Bełski , whose chair he took over from Anna Łętkowska after the death of Józef Stadnicki in 1736. The Konarska castellan leaves behind his sons Benedykt, Tadeusz and Amand and several daughters *). 2do voto Samuel with Konstancja Szczawińska , castellan of Kruszwica sterilis . 3tio voto with Joanna Bobowska , who was the son of Tomasz,                                

*) This Józef died as castellan of Łęczyca . - He left two daughters, one from Candide after Antoni Czapski , Chamberlain from Chełmiński , the other from N. for Żaba , Voivode of Vitebsk. - Of the sons mentioned above, Tadeusz was the castellan of Łęczyca and of Siemieńska the castellan of Lwów . - Krasicki's footnote. [S. 113] and two daughters, Justyna, Konstantyna Szeptycki , Anna, Antoni Iłowiecki , subordinates Bełski , wife. 4. Aleksander renewed his marriage vows twice, the first time with Anna Balowna , Chamberlain of Sanock , von der Józef and Stefan sterilis , the second time with Justyna Fredrowna , of whom two daughters remained, Teresa Michał Konarski , Castellan von Wiślicki , Róża Jan Dziedoszycki , cupbearer from Halicki's wife.       

Maciej, the third brother of Jan and Swentosław , from whom his son Stanisław came (probably not Stanisław , who was the Stolnik of Poznan in 1632 when he signed the election of Władysław IV). Anna Poniatowska , the ensign of Sieradzka , son of Józef The pastor of Jezowski , the second Stanisław with Gontkowska sterile, begat Kazimierz, Adam, with Zofia Zakrzewska , Stanisław , Jan, his wife Naramowska and Anna Ludwik Chłapowski that trophy bearer of Poznański , got married. 3tio voto Stanisław had Dorota Cielecka behind her (who after his death resumed his marriages with Hieronim Wężyk Osiński , the Stolnik of Sieradz , Acta Castrens . Caliss . 1665) and lived with Sterilis . They came from other lines but had the same coat of arms and came from Leipzig, first as N. Lipski-Ensign Bełski was a great warrior during the reigns of Jan Kazimierz, Michał and Jan III. Królów , who bravely met her in the Bełskie Voivodeship against the Swedes in Praga , seven of these then boldly standing Lipskis, died on the square, he himself went with the little one, his sister was behind Brodecki . There was also Jan Lipski, whose daughters Jadwiga Franciszek and Zofia Stanisław Żółkiewski married and Sierakowski donated Oleszyce 's estate .      

In 1733 he sent five sons, Tomasz, Stanisław , of whom they had two sons and two daughters from Bartochowska , Jędrzej , Jan Kanon von Gnieźnieński , administrator of the Warsaw collegiate church, Prokop the Poznan sword-bearer, at the meeting in 1733, Lieutenant of the Hussar Banner, now regiment of the Party the Crown Army of Wielkopolska and Starost von Śrzemski *). 2. Stanislaus, first the Archdeacon and then the pastor of Gniezno and Chocki , a worthy prelate, 1685 in the Crown Court presided. He let no corruption break through, observing justice and all rights of the crown, holy; In the Chocka Abbey Church, the strength of the ornaments added to the arms. He was benevolent to our order and deserves more than an miter if he did not ask to leave. He was buried here in Kalisz in 1711. 3. Prokop, first a town clerk, then a carpenter and together a Poznan surrogate mother, finally castellan Rogoziński , who since his youth was more energetic for the favor of his homeland in order to honor his homeland, he consecrated himself on various military expeditions, where he was also captured by the Tatars, from whom he left, he was a deputy, and with his first wife Rogowska , who had no offspring, he signed a second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , both sons of whom died young. and two daughters, one Ludwik with Stanisław Kościelski , castellan of Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara spoke to Łukasz Kwilecki , Starost von Mosiński , castellan of Sątek . 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1 mielecka , 2 to Nowomiejska . Sons also of two of them and together, consecrated to the Poznan surrogate mother at the end of the castellan Rogoziński , the more boring force of his younger years for the favor of his homeland, for the honor of his homeland, on various military expeditions, where he was also captured by the Tatars he was with his wife Rogowska , had no offspring, signed a second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , whose sons died young, and two daughters, one Ludwik with Stanisław Kościelski , Castellan von Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara with Łukasz Kwilecki , voted Staroste von Mosiński , Castellan of Sątek , to. 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1 mielecka , 2 to Nowomiejska . Sons also of two of them and together, consecrated to the Poznan surrogate mother at the end of the castellan Rogoziński , the younger man of his strength for the favor of his homeland, for the honor of his homeland, on various military expeditions, where he was also captured by the Seine Mrs. Rogowska , who had no offspring, signed a second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , whose sons died young, and two daughters, one Ludwik with Stanisław Kościelski , Castellan von Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara with Łukasz Kwilecki , Staroste von Mosiński , Castellan von Sątek , agreed. 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1 mielecka , 2 to Nowomiejska . Sons also of two of those from his younger years, the more boring force for the favor of his homeland, for the honor of his house, in various military expeditions, he consecrated himself, where he was also captured by the Tatars, got from it, sent to parliament, and with his first wife Rogowska , who had no offspring, she concluded the second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , whose sons died young, two daughters, one Ludwik with Stanisław Kościelski , Castellan von Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara with Łukasz Kwilecki , Staroste of Mosiński , Castellan of Sątek , spoke. 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1 mielecka , 2 to Nowomiejska . Sons also of two of whom the younger age of his strength for the favor of his homeland, for the honor of his house, on various military expeditions, he consecrated himself, where he was also captured by the Tatars, received by them, sent to parliament and with His first wife Rogowska , who had no offspring, signed a second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , from whom the sons died young. Two daughters, one Ludwik with Stanisław Kościelski , Castellan von Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara spoke with Łukasz Kwilecki , Staroste von Mosiński , Castellan von Sątek . 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1. Mielecka , 2. to Nowomiejska . Sons of two of those with his first wife Rogowska , who had no offspring, he signed a second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , of whom the sons died young, and two daughters, one Ludwika with Stanisław Kościelski , the castellan of Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara with Łukasz Kwilecki . Starost von Mosiński , Castellan von Sątecki , spelled. 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1 mielecka , 2 to Nowomiejska . Sons of two of those with his first wife Rogowska , who had no offspring, he signed a second marriage contract with Aleksandra Nieżychowska , of whom the sons died young, and two daughters, one Ludwika with Stanisław Kościelski , the castellan of Bydgoszcz, the other Barbara with Łukasz Kwilecki . Starost von Mosiński , Castellan von Sątecki , spelled. 4. Wacław , whose two daughters Barbara Miaskowska , Marianna Włyńska and Konstancja , 1 mielecka , 2 to Nowomiejska . Sons of two of them and Konstancja 1to voto Mielęcka , 2to voto Nowomiejska . Sons of two of them and Konstancja 1mo voto Mielęcka , 2to voto Nowomiejska . Sons of two of them too                                     

1. Jan Aleksander Lipski a real collection of all your graces and attributes, first the canons of Gniezno and Krakowski, then the pastor of the Poznan Cathedral, the cantor of Gniezno, the crown vice chancellor , the abbot Mogilski , the pastor of Miechowski , then the bishop of Łucki , and in a short time the Bishop of Cracow, Prince Siewierski , and now, as I write this, the Roman Cardinal Church. This naturally clever joke was polished in our Kalisz schools and then in Rome in the Collegio Romano Soc . After gloriously finishing his theological teachings, Jesus left there a monument of his virtue and all cardinals.  

*) This Prokop, the Starost von Śrzemski , died of the Kroncampern , he left offspring: from it Marcin von Busko . - Krasicki [p. After visiting other countries, he returned to his homeland and seemed to tear him away from the most sinister cathedrals in Poland because he was immediately a canon of Gniezno and Cracow and soon a pastor of Poznan and cantor of Gniezno. The President of the Crown Tribunal in 1724 was St. Model of Justice; during this office, your qualities and knowledge of foreign languages ​​after choosing August II. The King of Poland, cherishing the people in it, entrusted him with the Crown sub-office, adding the Mogilskie Abbey and the Miechów Rectory, as well as the Łuck Bishopric, on whose capital he did not sit for long. by the same king he was appointed bishop of Cracow and prince of Siewier , for which the diocese and the principality were not until 1734 during the congress coronation of August III. From the Polish king in Cracow entered solemnly, and the coroner the same king. All this time he insisted on keeping the small seal when the large crown seal was free for a few years for two crown seals with the glory of his name and the name of the Polish nation: and it was only this function that he did during the Sejm - Peace in Warsaw, during the reign of August III. The same August III. To see and greatly appreciate his great contributions. he brought it to Clement XII through his interposition. to language. Pope, on the dignity of the Cardinal 17:38. and during the parliament in Warsaw, at an ordinary ceremony, in the presence of the Polish Senate and the Knighthood, and with deputies different from external monarchs, he returned the Cardinal Biretta ; At the same time, after the death of Prince Teodor Potocki, he appointed the Archdiocese of Gniezno primate of the Polish crown. Which nomination he had already accepted, but had again handed it over to the royal hands and voluntarily resigned for his deep reasons, the favorite publicly thanked for the favor of the Lord. With this dignity he presided over the Radom Tribunal in 1738. His great merits, the qualities and talents of the Lord, and his generosity with pastoral piety linked him to this primacy in the Church of God and the highest honors in his homeland. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; what his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne for the primacy of the Polish crown and the archdiocese of Gniezno he nominated. Which nomination he had already accepted, but had again handed it over to the royal hands and voluntarily resigned for his deep reasons, the favorite publicly thanked for the favor of the Lord. With this dignity he presided over the Radom Tribunal in 1738. His great merits, the qualities and talents of the Lord, and his generosity with pastoral piety linked him to this primacy in the Church of God and the highest honors in his homeland. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; what his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne for the primacy of the Polish crown and the archdiocese of Gniezno he nominated. Which nomination he had already accepted, but this was again handed over to the royal hands and voluntarily resigned for his deep reasons, the favorite publicly thanked for the favor of the Lord. With this dignity he presided over the Radom Tribunal in 1738. His great merits, the qualities and talents of the Lord, and his generosity with pastoral piety linked him to this primacy in the Church of God and the highest honors in his homeland. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; As for his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne, however, after handing it over to royal hands and voluntarily resigning for his deep reasons, the favorite publicly thanked the Lord for the favor. With this dignity he presided over the Radom Tribunal in 1738. His great merits, the qualities and talents of the Lord, and his generosity with pastoral piety linked him to this primacy in the Church of God and the highest honors in his homeland. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; As for his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne, however, after handing it over to royal hands and voluntarily resigning for his deep reasons, the favorite publicly thanked the Lord for the favor. With this dignity he presided over the Radom Tribunal in 1738. His great merits, the qualities and talents of the Lord, and his generosity with pastoral piety linked him to this primacy in the Church of God and the highest honors in his homeland. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; as for his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne For churches and religious houses, generosity is combined with pastoral piety. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; as for his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne For churches and religious houses, generosity is combined with pastoral piety. Our law, especially kind and benevolent; as for his affection, long in the late age, may God crown him on the holy throne                                           

Second son of Wenceslas and brother of the Prince Cardinal,

*) He died in 1745 on the 52nd with general regret in Kielce, the usual residence of the Krakow bishops. - Krasicki . [S. 116]   

Jędrzej Schwertnik Posen, a worthy man and famous for various functions in his homeland. He lived childless with Anna Pstrokońska . He left a son, Jan Józef, to take photos from Potulicka . Franciszek died young. Jan, a land clerk from Poznan, was born after Bojanowska and Anna Trzebicka , a daughter from Chmielowna .     

Swentosław , Chancellor Kujawski, Pastor Chocki , nephew of Jędrzej , the bishop, Acta Terrestr . Caliss . 1660. Hallucination 1663. Six thousand for music to Chocz , written One of his sisters was for Wielowiejski , the other Teresa for Aleksander Gomoliński , so I would understand that they are the children of Prokop, the writer from Żychlińska . N. Lipska stood behind Stanisław Tomicki from the Drya coat of arms. Wojciech Lipski had Anna Tomicka behind him.      

1778. Michał Lipski, crown advisor, Abbot Lubiński . - Kazimierz, Archdeacon of Kujawy , Coadjutor of Lubin Abbey. - Ignacy the hunter Wschowski . - Jan Lipski, the nephew of Cardinal Parchowski , with Małachowska , the Crown Chancellor , made his marriage vows - but he soon died childless. The successor to him and the cardinal in the house of Włyński and Mielęcki moved because the cardinal's two sisters were born, one behind Włyński and the other behind Mielęcki . - There is also Lipscy (allegedly with the same coat of arms) in Bełski ; Of these, Maciej Wojski and Elders, Bełski , a worthy husband, was the marshal of the tribunal - from Głogowska he left two daughters and four sons. - Krasicki's footnotes       

Lubieniecki , Rola coat of arms in Brzesko Kujawskie Voivodeship and others. Stanisław Lubieniecki in Lublin 1578. Constit . fol . 653. Paul 1607. Constit . f. 841. Walerian , Bishop of Wołoski 1607. Approx. Russia Flor. f. 107. This sacred belief in Wallachia suffered greatly, and even under the Tatar imprisonment. Paweł the judge of the city of Lubelski , Stefan von Lubieniec , Krzysztof, Stanisław , Jakub and Jędrzej 1632. Mikołaj the writer of the city of Lubelski . Tomasz and Aleksander 1648. Katarzyna Jan Bielski : N. Jerzy Dedyński , Chamberlain Podolski: N. Cieszkowski Wojciech Trembowelski , wife. Stanisław published Theatrum Cometicum in two volumes in folio, [p. 145], in which he collected all comets from the creation of the world and printed them in Amsterdam in 1665. To the Danish king. He also published Historiam Reformationis Poloniae , printed in 1685, As Braun de scriptoribus Poloniae testifies, they were all infected with heretical poison, for which his mistakes, having no place in Poland, migrated to other countries and with his two daughters ended in Hamburg, whose poison was removed from the world in 1675. Brown fol . 218. Zbigniew stolnik Wendeński , magistrates Włodzimierski , Michał , Marek in Wołyński 1674. John Paul Ensign Nowogrodzki 1698. Ensign Łomżyński , wife of his Czaplicowna . N. Lubieniecka , castellan of Konarska , succeeded Hieronim Lubieński of the Doliwa coat of arms. The Jewish military from Żydaczowski had Elżbieta Grochowska behind him. Antoni nee Barbara Kuberska , the descendants, Mikołaj , Wojciech and Anna Peretiatkowicz . Józef Cześnik Nowogrodzki , 1738 Member of the Royal Tribunal. N. had Anna Morsztynówna behind her. Teofila cześnikówna Czerniechowska in 1734. N. Starosta Salnicki , member of the Seym 1738.                         

N. Lubieniecki , Castellan of Połaniecki , left children behind; The missionary Paweł of the Lutsk canon translated the book into Polish, Petri Belsensi . - Antoni, Ensign von Pilzneński . - Józef Wojski , Przemyski . - Ludwik in 1778. Włodzimirski , a bailiff. - Krasicki .