The noble Polish coat of arms Brama. Die adlige polnische Familie Brama. E-Book

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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 coat of arms Brama. Die adlige polnische Familie Brama.

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The noble Polish coat of arms Brama.

Die adlige polnische Familie Brama.

Brama ( Oginiec ) - a coat of arms.

Description of coat of arms:

On top of the blue field, on the shoulder of the red buckle (the camp Brama ), there is a silver cross. The shield is covered with a mitered princely mantle

Earliest mentions:

One of the oldest Russian coats of arms. According to Piekosiński , it is derived from the Scandinavian rune.

Herbowni :

Andruszewicz , Bożeniec , Chawejłowicz , Hryniewicki , Kontrymowicz , Ogiński .

Bożeniec Jałowicki from the Brama coat of arms . Neither the old Au Brama en nor Niesiecki wrote anything about it. Kuropatnicki himself in his work "The message of the noble jewel" and the coat of arms: In the series of house names he expresses: Bożeniec Jałowicki from the Brama coat of arms.     

Goślicki from the Grzymała coat of arms of the Płock Voivodeship. I read Jasek Goślicki , castellan of Wiślicki , in the list of Władysław , the king who was given to the city of Lublin in 1392. In that year Ziemowit , the Duke of Mazovia , granted this house some privileges in which they mention Henryk Goślicki , who sent his bravery to Prussia with his evidence. The dear letter from Prince Grzymisław Goślicki , Chancellor of Mazowiecki, tells the story. Mikołaj , the governor of Sierpski , defeated the German knights in the Proboszczewicze in Płock during the reign of King Zygmunt . And that the chivalrous and glorious people of this house are always there for [p. 226] of those in Podolia, of military fame and bravery, often came from their homeland, of these two Goślicki near Sokal who fell in a less fortunate battle. Franciszek Podstarości Bar- aki , the memorable captain of Pretficz and Herburt , in his slim computer, attacked a much larger group of Tatars, attacked them with his big heart, but was beaten and himself captured. occupy his life, a good captain, a great one, though he promised the enemy a sum for himself; But the Tatars, remembering how fortunately he had beaten them more than once after partially straightening him, dipped his sabers and robes in his blood, and the particles of his body were smaller, ripped apart by violence that was paganism full of the old superstition, as if they wanted to acquire such a brave spirit and such a courageous heart: 1556.5 was killed. The place where he was killed is called Goślicki's grave a day later , say Paprocki and Biel. fol . 601. Starowol . in monum . fol . 757. He wrote out his gravestone. Marcin Goślicki , Archdeacon of Płock, for his wisdom and legal skills, dear Polish kings, well-deserved Queen Bona. Paweł , the canon of Kraków and Płocki , died in 1590, whose tombstone is still visible in the Kraków Cathedral. Wawrzyniec , his brother, first pastor of Kraków, dean of Płock and Kielce, canon of Sandomierz , then bishop of Kamieniecki , Chełmski , Przemyski and abbot Mogilski , died in Poznan in 1607. Starowol . in Hecaton . Kicks. in Vitis Episcop . Posnan . They praise him first for his extraordinary abilities: because he is quite well practiced in Greek, theology, philosophy and astronomy, fluent in style and pronunciation in order to know his teaching from the books he has published: in Padua he wrote two more books for him , de Optimo Sena Brama e, Venetiis in the years 4 to 1569. and again the brochure de Optimo Cive . Krom let go of it. Welcoming the councils and states of the crown to King Sigismund III. 1587. Cracov . in 4to. There is his speech in print, the Sacerdotali , which he had in Warsaw in the Senate. He wrote much of it in verse. In the functions that he imposed on himself, the brave therefore traveled to many embassies as envoy to foreign nations, to Hungary, Germany, Saxony, Sweden and Prussia. He reconciled the rebellious Danzigers with the king, what he knew from Fridwald : Then he pushed the hearts of the Rokoszans to Zygmunt III. Therefore, he was always kind to the Polish kings and, what is the greatest thing in his pas brama alen life, so pious that there was nothing to accuse him of anger himself: as Chełm Bishop he often preached sermons to people: he attended Hospitals in Przemysłek                                    , and he treated poverty with alms: when he died his library was quite abundant in books, [p. 227] to the Płock Monastery of the Preaching Brama dens , ordered to Bzov . Propagcap . 14. fol . 97. buried with a marble tombstone in Poznań Tum , before the death of Koadju Brama s, who had made himself a diocese. Walentyn , the third brother of Wawrzyniec , the bishop, first in the country of Płock, then Castellan Sierpski , died in 1596, as evidenced by his tombstone in the Cistercian church of Mogilskie ; Morał Koziobrodzka behind him, from whom he left his daughter Anna with Jan Wolski Dunin for life: Łuk . Papr . The graces of miracles. fol . 56. Regarding her grace for the Church, she lists Sierpski : and the son of Jan, the town clerk from Płock, then from Kretkowska , there were the descendants of her son and daughter. John the Cupbearer by Brzeski Kujawski. Jan, the Guardian of the Crown, a chivalrous husband whose tombstone comes from the Latyczów Church in Okol . and Starowol . in monum . He died in 1630 in his 95th century. Krzysztof spent his years in the camp against Skinderbashi , the Turks and the Tatars in 1617. Coat of arms of Goślicki Grzymała , but you have no armed man in the Brama , only the Brama is closed: like others and without Brama , they put a straight wall with only towers. Bielski fol . Writes about Goślicki . 741 in 1577 and about his bravery.                          

Gutteter of the coat of arms Grzymała with the difference that the Brama should be without towers, without blanks, without doors, without bars, above in the middle there is an armed man more than waist-high in his right hand, who is holding a halberd, which becomes the left side propped up, face in his right shield with one chin raised, in a Polish dress with buttons, black hat on his head with yellow flaps, with German feathers, a yellow or gold shield field, over his helmet the same man with a halberd, but on his shoulder he turned to the right shield. So I saw him in Małogoszcz in the parish church at the grave of the 1630 verse Brama benen Eleonora Gutteter , which her parents had built for her. After all, some say that there should n't be a Brama in this coat of arms , but a wall without a Brama on three rocks, and it's called Frangemberg , MS. Fr. Rutka , where he adds that he was brought to Poland under Zygmunt III. by Kasper Gutteter , whose ancestor he was bestowed by the Roman emperors. I also read about their nobility and that they came to Poland from Germany, a royal letter, but from Zygmunt August. This Kasper lived in 1589. Augustine Gutteter had his inheritance near Miechów . Jędrzej Gutteter Dobrodziejski was the Provincial in our order in 1639. During his ministry in our Kraków novitiate, the young man took his religious dress on his gold ring on the painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary. He suspended the mothers in the chapel of S. Maciej, married God in this service order and soon missed each other. in him he pleaded and seriously demanded his release from Father Gutteter : The Rek Brama went with him to the picture, and when both prayed for something, the same ring fell from the picture, hit the novice's chest and fell to the ground, reflected by them. When the frightened novice fell on the Rek Brama's feet, he asked him not to let him out of this order. Dan. Pavlov. in the life of P. Drużbicki . Maciej Stanisław von Karsznice Gutteter Płocki , Canon of Łęczyca , Dean of Pucki 1698.                        

Achinger coat of arms . This is how Paprocki o Herb described it. fol . 587. Okolski track. 1. fol . 15. Liber Jewels fol . 36. Potocki in the mail of coat of arms. MS. P. Rutka . There is a red squirrel with a white chest in a gold field that runs to the right of the coat of arms, with its tail raised on its back. the squirrel sits above the coat of arms as if between two horns: but Okolski (whom I saw) on the helmet says that between [p. 11] with two stag horns that sat as if sitting, but turned their head back and turned to the left of the coat of arms.             

The Au Brama en are silent about the beginning of this jewel; However, they agree that the foreign writers von Eenghinger , who were brought to Poland from Germany in 1455, place among the first Austrian gentlemen the most significant in a special grace from Władysław the Czech and Hungarian, some of whom pretended to be the king. Denied out of respect, disturbed by the court. Bzovius in Annal . num. 27. Cureus fol . 153. Buchler by Aenea Silvio c. 63. Bohem . The first to wear this coat of arms was Aichinger Zybuld during the reign of Sigismund the First. Starowolski in Epis . Cracov . Baldwin, the eleventh bishop of Krakow, uses the same coat of arms he writes about four hundred years before Zygmunt who lived. After Lambert's death the diocese of Krakow, Władysław , Prince of Poland, bestowed on Cesław ; but that he without the papal consensus this presidency had, for him forced him Gwallo -Bischof Bellowak , the Papal Nuncio to resign, and his place was formerly the French by Baldwin Palatii Apostolici Audi Brama , replaced, papal for Świętopietrz in Poland, Election Commissioner Canon Stobnicki . Fern. about Herbach sub Abdank fol . 158. What was consecrated for the promotion of Bolesław Krzywousta in Rome for the second Urban. He was kind, gracious to everyone, far from being pompous; He was generous to the poor, on whom he generously poured his provisions. He sat in this capital for five years and moved in 1108 for eternity. From this I conclude the antiquity of the Aichinger house; I understand, however, that at that time this Baldwin only came to our Poland; and then, during Zygmunt Król and the family of this house, they fathered here with us. And they say that Baldwin was a French family and that this house came to us from Germany because there is no contradiction: because the ancestors of the Aichingers, although they lived in Germania but from oriental France, had their origins in what from Augustyn Aichinger's tombstone in Cracow near Ś. The trinity; where he received this title: Eques Franciae Orientalis a Facha .                            

Zybult , then Aichinger, who was the first to try Polish freedom, settled in Ruthenia, took the Maleczkowska from Michał , the Grand Governor of Cracow, a sister there and left two of her sons: Zybult , who, through his skills in various matters, was Bogdan Hospodar Wołoski won a great grace. His offspring from Żarszyńska in Pokuttya : one of them with Potocki Stanisław Wojewoda [p. 12] Krakowski and Hetman 1665. The second with the Kazan Field Hetman under the Usarska banner, they devoted their lives to the common good. And Jerzy Nadworny with Stefan Ba Brama y, in which Stefan, who had matured talents with many functions, exposed him to various expeditions to other gentlemen: and he forbade him to go anywhere with his bravery, he married a Hungarian woman who in Gajewska vom Hof ​​was born. Istvansius Hungarian His Brama iker , who adds in praise of the great name of the Aichingers in this kingdom; that Lupus Aichinger was the commissioner for the peace treaties with the Turks. Istvans. lib . 31. Hist. Hungarian.             

Aichinger Augustine, the cousin of Zybult and Jerzy, acquired in Turkish, Greek, Latin, Polish, German and Wallachian languages; After being memorable in both battle and peace, he fell asleep in Krakow in 1582. Paprocki's tombstone was erected by his brother Jerzy, wrote Paprocki in a book about the coat of arms of posterity. You will find fol . 583. Privilege granted by Rudolph the Emperor to this Augustine in 1577 and thus to his brothers and cousins, ie Zybult and George, and with their subsequent descendants, in whom they vowed their chivalrous deeds and loyalty to themselves, the native ancients, the coat of arms of the ancestors changed shape to what you see.   

This is a shield divided into two parts, the bottom of which contains four squares with four lines diagonally from the right side of the shield, the first field from the right side of which is black, the second below it is yellow, that is, golden, the bottom third is red, the fourth is white or silver . The second, higher part also divides lengthways into two parts; [S. 13] on the left shield a green hill with three corner points, on the highest a squirrel of his color; Her head turned to the right, her tail raised, her front legs raised, as if she were about to jump into a yellow field that is golden in color. On the right side a white tower in a red field, a Brama and two black windows. On the helmet a crown over which the wings are spread, on the left below yellow, above black; right red below and above white; between the wings,         

Ekelenfordia , a coastal town in Holsacja , uses squirrels in its coat of arms, but in such a form. In the white field there is an open brama , without a door, with three red towers from which the squirrel jumps; Head turned in the right shield.   

To this house belongs Stanisław Aichinger in the duchy of Oswiecim and Za Brama , a deputy for election of public posts from the Seym 1633. Constit . about taxes. Nicholas 1668. flourished. Stanisław in the province of Sandomierz , the squire in Kobylany in 1677, had Anna Mijakowska behind him. His Brama . Coll. Sandom . Okolski replaces Pilchs Aichinger in the index of the first volume, he did not mention him.         

Ignacy Achinger from Radoczy SGO has registered for the election of Stanisław August Król with the Duchy of Oświęcim and Za Brama .

Bratkowski coat of arms. There is a horseshoe like a raised brama , and through its center an arrow with an iron struck upwards so that it [p. 287] seen half in the horseshoe, half over the horseshoe: from left to right of the shield through the horseshoe and arrow pierced a straight sword, from the horseshoe to two raised palms, one on one side of the arrow, the other on the other Side so that they are not visible in horseshoes. It is difficult to guess this coat of arms of the origins. Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. It was stamped by the Bratkowski family , some of whom settled in Volhynia. Daniel Bratkowski , Treasurer Bracławski , signed the election of Jan III. In Wołyński . The others by Brzesko Litewski . Including Bratkowski Michał and his two sons Samuel and Franciszek. Antoni had Marianna Cieślińska with her in 1727 in Volhynia. You are also in Przemyśl in 1540 . There were four brothers, Kostko , Wasko , Iwanko and Fedko :           

Czarnecki coat of arms. Three silver eagles, with their heads pointed at the right shield and their wings and legs stretched out, arranged so that two of them lay on top, one in the middle below, in a blue field: This is how I saw him in our St. Peter's Church in Krakow, where three more are added to it, ie 2do loco. The lion looks to his right, his tongue hanging out. 3tio brog with him sticks and yellow undergrowth in a white field. 4this is a brick Brama with two side towers, in these two windows or holes, as is customary for cannons, above the Brama an armed hand with a drawn sword, provided in the right shield: in the middle of these four a silver bachelor's cross a bloody field . It is the coat of arms of Jędrzej Czarnecki, Burgrave of Krakowski. This is evident from the constitution of 1618. Fol . 8. For courageous purposes and deeds at the king's court it is then Władysław IV. It is for his considerable knightly and manly courage that he saw in the eyes of the king and the hetman, the king and the hetman during the recovery of Smolensk Showed privileges of the nobility, which were endorsed by the Constitution itself. There was this Jędrzej , born out of the famous German Count de Lailigen familii . His grandfather was once the supreme governor of the Hungarian city of Buda, captured and sent to Constantinople: there, for the sake of God and his Lord, his faith was violently torn by the Turks. After twenty years of imprisonment and more, he was released and settled in our crown. After taking Regina Żurowska , he fathered Jędrzej . The young man, who had visited Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Sweden and Hungary, had so much polish in the liberated sciences that he acquired foreign language skills that Sigismund III. After returning to Poland. The King of Poland judged him gifted, who would bring his younger Wladyslaw son to the throne in a good way; with mm then Italy traveled across the country, the Netherlands and Germany. At all then [p. 186] Expeditions under the same Sigismund of Sweden, Turkey, Prussia and Moscow for forty years, he always presented himself so brave in the eyes of the king that everyone understood him for a lost time, but in the worst case chivalry paved the way to Triumph. This heroic valor showed itself not only to worldly lords, but also to God. On his way to Italy someone followed this example: Another in Padua attacked Jędrzej in an unexpected way, badly wounded, but God forgave both of those who had his vengeance in their hands. He practiced his court so piously that every Saturday he was alone with the litany of the Blessed Sacrament. He told his mother and in order not to be idle on occasions and thus on other excesses, if they had opportunities, free of funny times, the SS ordered them to do so. read. For the especially pious Mother of God, he shared, with generous alms, the Lauretan chapel in our St., on which he scattered twelve thousand with his last will, and at least three hundred and fifty zlotys every month during his life. In these pious deeds, death found him in the seventy-third century, 1649, buried in Krakow with St. Peter: He had a horse and a dog drawn on his marble tombstone : a horse because he had overtaken the fame of chivalry on so many expeditions: a dog for his life as Moskvitzin , whom he counted among his courtiers and worked as a domestic servant the dog betrayed its betrayal by its barking. This childless citizen died, however, and with him was the name he had worked so bloodily for.                            

1778. Wawrzyniec Czarnecki, a town clerk from Łęczycki . - Wawrzyniec Czarnecki, Inowłódzki table. - Grzegorz swordsman Inowłódzki . - In the Volyn Voivodeship , Felicjan replaces Czarnecki from Krzemieniecki . - Maciej Viceroy, rural parish. - Józef Wojski Lubaczewski . - Krasicki's footnotes.       

Of these, however, Wawrzyniec stolnik and Grzegorz, Wielądek complements the Łódź coat of arms as shown below. - -  

Dołęga coat of arms. There is said to be a white horseshoe, shoulder up, and the brama should be exposed, with a gold cross on top and in the center in [p. 363] in the middle of the horseshoe a white arrow or a bolt with an iron edge pointing downwards, in a blue field, in a helmet a vulture's wing and an arrow with a cast iron twisted through it, they write about it, Biel fol . 314. Paproc . Foil slot. 1007th and 1180th About the coat of arms. fol . 308. Approx. Fol . 150 vol. 1. He was a friend in MS. The Au Brama en say that he was born in Poland: when Bolesław Krzywousty fought against the Prussians, the knight Dołęga of the Pobóg coat of arms hit him on the side of an ambush, the leader of the Prussian army, as good a crossbow that he of kicked his horse and freed from life; frightened his people, and then they were more likely to be hit by the Polish saber. For these favors from the king to his native coat of arms, he added an arrow to the appendix, and the coat of arms was named after his name. It seems to me that this coat of arms is older than the time of Bolesław Krzywousta : because family members sat in the Senate during his reign. Some people add that the Niezgoda coat of arms has its origins in Dołęga .                   

Aleksander, the bishop of Płock, the tenth not to compete for this miter, was elected like him, and science and piety enabled him to do so, entered in 1129. It was consecrated and confirmed by Jakub, the Archbishop of Gniezno, everything had been done so that some customs would be corrupted, it made a better association, more difficult against those who were far and after admonition from improvement; Gracious in this cathedral for twenty-seven years, he withdrew from life and from it in 1156. The first to tear down a wooden cathedral began to build out of the wall. Lubien . Vitae Episc . Płr oc .    

Arnold, the Bishop of Poznan, was elected to this dignity by the Canon of Poznan and Gniezno in 1177 and consecrated by Piotr, Archbishop of Gniezno, although he was by nature dedicated to Hell, but ruled it with reason, the monastery of the fathers . Cystercjensów in Lubień , the village of Koszęcin , forever 364] donated and donated; benevolently benevolent to all other servants of God. He ruled this diocese for nine years and died of dysentery in 1186. Długos is buried in the Poznan Cathedral. in Vitis Episc . Angry.       

Tomasz Dołęga , castellan of Brzeski Kujawski, flourished in 1228. Paweł , son of Włodzimierz von Brudzewo , coat of arms of Dołęga JUD Custodian and Canon of Kraków, 1421. Sent to Rome by Władysław Jagiełło to investigate the fall of Marcin V, the Pope support against the German knights: it was recommended to a prelate, lively piety and out of love for the motherland. He worked hard to regain the countries of Pomerania, Chełmińska and Michałów and uproot the German Knights, both in the Konstancjeński Council and in Rome, Buda and elsewhere, where he wrote and left monuments. He stopped living in 1435. In Krakow, where he built a residence at great expense. In the last century of his life he entered the Order (I understand that S. Augustine's regular canons) for which he had to let go of the advantages he had. However, he received from King Jagiełło that he had included the parish church of Kłodawa in the regular cannon to which the monastery had been presented. He was so absorbed in reading books that he would not eat unless his servants warned him it was time to eat. Długosz in 1436.      

Tomasz Dołęga , the heir of part of the villages Dołęgach , Turzełąki and Mazow , in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship , Wąsowski poviat , moved to Brandeburg Prussia vid in 1647 . Constitution of 1768. fol . 349. where he fathered a son with Dorota Gorlewska , Michał , whose son from Katarzyna de Sacken, Marcin oberszterleitnant in wax cor . After returning ad regnum, he recovered his grandfather's parts through legal proceedings and bought goods in the Sandomierz Voivodeships and Opoczyński Voivodeships . He settled down there. He also wrote for the election of Stanisław August with the Sandomierskie Voivodeship , after whose death in 1790 the remaining descendants live: Michał , the high-ranking chamberlain JK Mci , who was a judge at the Court of the Crowns. Commissioner of Chełm Country. John Paul, younger brother of the Chamberlain of JK Mci , a captain in the foot regiment under the name Królowa Jadwigi and daughter Marianna Zuzanna , was given to you for Wojciech Zaremba , Chamberlain JK Mci . - Much.         

Herbowni .

Babicki , Bartnicki, Borsa , Burnak , Bychawski , Chodakowski, Cieszkowski , Czyndacki , Dąbrowski , Dłużniewski , Dmiński , Dobrzykowski , Dziedzicki , Dziublewski , Galemski , [p. 365] Gorecki, Grabowski, Grabski , Gzowski , Jarmułt , Jasieński , Jastrzębski , Jerzmanowski , Jurgielewski , Kamieński , Kawiecki , Kliczewski , Kobiernicki , Komorowski, Koszkowski , Kowalewski, Kozierowski , Kretkowski , Makowiecki , Mdzewski , Mlicki , Monstwild , Mostowski , Mycielski , Mysliborski , Narzymski , Niesułowski , Niewiadomski, Nietosławski , Osiecki , Ossowski, Ostrowicki, Otocki , Piskorski , Radzimowski , Roskowski , Sobiejuski , Srzeński , Starozrebski , Szczepański , Szornel , Szyszka, Tochman , Turski , Ulinski , Zabieński , Zaleski . 

I talked about the Cieszkowskie Dołęga above with more complete information. Jędrzej Cieszkowski in the Łęczyca Voivodeship fathered three sons, as Acta Castren proves. Lancic . 1560. Of these, Jędrzej settled in Cieszków for his home fortune , the other two moved to Wołyń , ie Jan Włodzimirski , who left only one son who had elected the priesthood. The second Wojciech, née Anna Snopkowska , was the daughter of Dzików and three sons; Imo Krzysztof, in front of Przyłuska Acta Terrestr . Vladimir. She gave birth to two sons, Paweł , fathered by Anna Wituńska , son Mikołaj , the treasurer of Nowogrodzki , Aleksander Ordinis S. Pauli from Zardecka and Wik Brama yna . Mikołaj , the second son of Krzysztof from Przyłuska , who with Mirowska , Cheesnikowa Trembowelska , fathered two daughters, Jadwiga Liniewska and Marcjanna Iwanicka , and three sons. Bartłomiej Bernardyn , uitukasz Jesuit, Wojciech Cześnik Trembowelski , of whom there were three sons from Konstancja Lubieniecka , Józef from Łychowska , had a son, Maurice. Jan Łowczy Czerniechowski , who came from Kandyda Cieszkowska , had three sons, Wik Brama , Antoni and Chryzant . Antoni is Wojciech's third son. 2to Tobias sterile: 3tio Stanisław , the treasurer of Nowogrodzki , of whom there were seven sons from Boguszewska who were already in their place.                  

(See above under Cieszkowskie ). [S. 366]  

Donhoff coat of arms. The head is said to be a wild boar, its bristles are huge, its mouth is turned to the right, from which two tusks and both ears have grown out in a white field, that is, as others wish, gold on the helmet above the crown, half a gold Wild boar, head and paws raised and pierced with two spears on either side from the bottom to the head. OK. Volume. 1st post fol . 170. The beginning of the coat of arms of this and the house is drawn by some from Spain, [p. 375] as suggested by Nolimberga in Symbolis Portugalliae et Arragoniae Regum. Because when Anferhorbs or Asverhorbs , the king of Spain, the Arragonians declared war on the Arragonians , the then king of the Arragons , his life ended. Verona remained his wife, the fight with the Spaniards was waged, which she failed, she was hit on the head and captured and then tied to the trunk in a dense forest, tusks of wild and poisonous beasts. The fortune, which the queen had so sorry for, had to be hunted and hunted, it had only been waiting for it, it would have quickly taken place in the wild teeth of the filth. But Donhoff , a brave knight, broke into the overgrown forest out of love for his homeland, there to a boar, to the destruction of the attacking queen, he cuts off his head, he frees Verona and takes for his wife: He is waging war against Ansferborchius , the tyrant from the throne, and, as announced, removes him from life. Almost all panegyrists of this century write that. It is true that Nolimberg is nowhere to be seen, but it is certain that none of the Spanish His Brama iker ; he does not mention either the name of Verona or Answerhorbius , because such a story and its revolution would always be worth remembering and therefore very suspect in more conscious stories. I am the antiquity of this house, I will put the documents here more safely. 4 forward Petra Sancta cap. 3.                   

Fern. in the garden of fol . 179. Says that the step-king of Bohemia did not leave a male heir, but only three daughters, namely Kassa, Tetka and Libussa, of these Kassa, as Balbin testifies. and Bielski in the Chronicle of Bohemia published in 1563. She married Count Biwogowi , coat of arms pig's head; On this occasion this coat of arms was bought by Biwog . On the hunt [p. 376] As a wild pig he cut off his head with his own hand, which, when he brought it to the princess with the same head in the coat of arms, was governed by them . Kassa testified to him more than she chose him as her husband: around 722; the descendants of Kassy , divided into three large families, according to Paprocki , that is, the Lord of Szelnberk , the Lord of Hazenburk , the Lord of Lemberg from Rozmital , all or some of them in the coat of arms of the pig's head, added Lev, and for it they were called lions; Of these, Joanna Lwowna from Rozmital was the wife of Jerzy Podiebradiusz , King of Bohemia, Paprocki Ogrod . fol . 195. The second rabbit, of which Jan Zaic of Hazenburk , the highest hereditary Trukhchia of the Czech Kingdom, born of Duchess Katarzyna Opawska , was Marka , Duchess Mustenberg , Countess Oleśnicka , of whom four sons were left, Wacław , Mikołaj , Jerzy and Krzysztof , they all died childless, only Mikołaj , née Anna Lobkowiczowny , fathered a son, Jan Zbinek of Hazenburk in Budynia , hereditary Trukczasza of the Czech Kingdom, the advisor to Emperor Rudolf and the hetman of Silesia. The atoll and other nearby provinces, as well as apparently the descendants of Biwog and Kassa, have dispersed: hence the Gradocene and Trewarten families in England, the Grezings on mission, according to some, seal themselves with their heads. With the same coat of arms of Alexander II Pope on the map where other Roman bishops and jewels and describe years I saw; Petra sancta proves the same. This Pope was a family from Franconia when Okolski says that in his time there were still traces of the Donhoff Palace on the Moss, the Donhoffs moved from here to Livonia and from there to the Crown: others, however, want this from Mission, others from Westphalia the Donhoffs entered Livonia .                 

Our panegyrists spread with their writings that Meinhard, the first apostle and bishop of Livonia, was born Donhoff ; but none of the His Brama ics wrote about it; To increase security, I will briefly describe what the Au Brama en printed about him. The Order of Preachers appropriates this Mein Harda : Yes, Bzow . Annal . Eccles. 1233. num. 3. Says that Ś. Jacek translated the three Dominican prelates into different nations, namely B. Gerard, the first bishop in Ruthenia, B. Vitus, the first in Lithuania, B. Meinhard, the first in Inflanta . 13. editio . Colonies . 1616. under 1205. num. 17. says clearly. Apud Liwones with Meinardus Episcopus and Albertus Christianam Religionem Paulo Ante Propagare Caepissent , Albertus Ordinem Miliz Christi Instituit 1205. [p. 377] Bzovius himself admits that as long before this year Meinhard lived and worked near Livonia. Meinhard is attracted to this profession, Ruszel in Triumf : fol . 18. and Pruszcz attests in Forteca fol . 37. but it cannot be maintained as it is certain that Livonia was acquired by Meinhard as early as 1199, as one of the documents is the letter from Pope Innocent III. at Raynal . Volume. 13th Annal . Preacher. Given in 1199, in which this holy father of the Saxon princes encourages the Livonian Catholics from the converted Meinard to defend them. S, while Dominik was only a canon of Oxonienski this year , and in 1204, as Bzov writes there, and only in 1215 did he ask Pope Innocent to confirm his order: Jacek could neither name Meinhard nor make it a Livonian bishopric: because he was himself not until 1219 on the orders of St. Dominic was admitted when Meinhardus was dead, as and Bzovius admits the above. The Cistercian order and this insist that Meinhard follow the rules to which his menologium is traced back when they write this. In Livonia Sanctus Maynardus Episcopus monachus Cisterciensis , vir multae Religionis, a quibusdam merca Brama IBUS in Livoniam invectus , ut populis illis but the same Henriquez in fascículo SS. Ordin . Cisterc . Lib . 2nd chap. 10. As recalled by Hieronymi Romanam Rempublicam , says that this Meinhard was only a priest in Lübeck, and he is silent about his profession. He wants to be a Benedictine, but he doesn't write which rule. Christoph. Iewoniewski and M. Baron make it a regular canon of St. Augustine. Hartbone in Chronico Ordinis Teutonici in Animadvers . ad Dusbruch . P. 3. Cap. 28. He calls it a canon by Sigeberski , which was consecrated to the diocese in 1170 by the Archbishop of Brzemno . When he came to Livonia with only one servant, rented a house there and learned the language of that country with great difficulty, then with gentle ways of reconciling the pagans, these are diseases. He healed different things with the same holy cross, so much so in this fat nation that he made them hurry to the Christian faith. and that neighboring Lithuania was often occupied by Livonia at the time. Meinhard built a fortress on the Daugava River on the spot where Kircholm stands today and built a fortress with soldiers. He led the Church there: in those apostolic works he led was found by death in 1193, or otherwise, but accidentally descended from his other year which they wrote down. Henriquez loc . cit . [S. 378] Szcygiel Aquila Polono Benedict. Mart. Baronius : buried in Riga Meinard , where God glorified him with great miracles. The aforementioned Hartknoch von Henneberger tells Meinhard that his mother, his Jutta, gave birth to a total of nine sons, of whom only one Meinhard, i.e. Menekon de Querfurt, the master of the German knights, had left eight more to drown, and you Man came to him. When he found out what had happened, he saved the children from ruin, and Jutta pardoned her husband and went to the monastery to atone for their sin.                                               

This family flourished long and beautifully in Inflancie ( Prae Brama . OG lib . 2. Chap. 2. says that Śwekczten , a city in Żmudź , the capital, the Donhoff counts were), because Otto, the voivode, was Derpski : his brother Teodor, the voivode of Inflanco , both well deserved in this country as they worked hard for the unification of Livonia with the Polish crown, as well as for the maintenance of Livonia, with once sworn allegiance to the Polish kings. Theodore left five sons, Kasper, Ernest, Herman, Gerard and Henry. Of those Herman valiantly fought for his homeland, he died in Cecora in just eighteen years .   

Kasper, the voivode of Sieradz , the first son of Teodor, the voivode of Inflanckic . Konstvtucja 1616. fol . 5. praises him, then the stars of Laiski and Bolesławski and his brothers, who love this homeland and are loyal to it, for leaving his inheritance in this province in his hands when Charles the King of Sweden ruled Estonia: for them later gave him for merit: Wop Voivodeship, Wieluń and Radom Starosties : Constit . 1631. fol . 26. He showed even greater favor with God when he abandoned his heretical flaws with his entire household that he had reconciled with the Hacki Scrutinium Veritat Catholic Church . - Aleksandra Koniecpolska , the sister of Stanisław , the castellan of Kraków and the Grand Hetman of the Crown, had a daughter, Anna, who, according to Bogusław Leszczyński of the Wieniawa coat of arms, was also the Deputy Chancellor of the Crown and General von Wielkopolska was three sons; Alexander, Stanisław and Zygmunt. There was this puppet of great shrewdness that he showed in the army under Sigismund III. King, as in the Senate, Władysław IV. He held him in high esteem, which is why his wife was Austrian for Cecilia Renata, he sent him to an embassy in Vienna; there he fell to Ferdinand III. into the heart. To the emperor that he and his successors were willingly offered the title of S. Romam Imperii Principis : Marshal of the entire court of Cecylia Renata, charitable at all, harmless to anyone. He treated Rzeczpospolita in a way that he liked anyone who was more violent [p. 379] of their interests he was either the Au Brama or the greatest part he enjoyed doing, eventually escaping the general misfortune of such an envious mouth without ascribing anything to himself. He knew how to find friends for himself, he sought refuge so as not to offend anyone, for this he was very much respected by everyone. He was already destined to be a great envoy for the reconciliation of the European provinces, but when this agreement failed, Prussia, on his advice, was freed from civil war. He built two palaces in Kruszyn and Ujazdów , and many others were built in different places. You Ikow . in dedicat . Arithm . Curiosae : He stopped living in the world of his 57th century in 1645. His tombstone in Częstochowa: Stawicki Paulita .                       

Aleksander, Abbot Jędrzejowski , the first son of Kasper, the voivode of Sieradz : After visiting other people's countries and Rome, she asked Pope Innocent and gave S. Honorat and Ś. Candidates that he then marked with his last will for the Częstochowa Church: he built a magnificent tomb in this church with an eternal foundation so that three masses should be celebrated each week, one of which should be sung. There was this Alexander of the great subjugations, because the Clericatum Camerae in Rome and in Poland the diocese of Kamieniec and indeed Łuckie were offered, he did not want to accept them humbly, content with the monk's bread he used to talk about, 1 go Pana pauperum victito . From Jad Kazimierz Król he drove vi, embassy to Vienna, after Ferdinand III. Kaiser, with condolences on the death of Ferdinand IV. King of Hungary. The Soborzycki Hospital was built and equipped for the poor and the generous : on charitable monasteries, especially fraternity. Dominicans Gidelskich and fathers. Bernardynów Przyrowskich near Ś. Anna, he provided alms. He charged the Krusiński Church one thousand two hundred zlotys for the foundation. A piece of priestly prayers, a daily rosary to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mothers used to say. In his Czeladź , he warned that not only should there be no scandal, but that the service in them should increase. In these virtues he left the world that had long been disgusted with itself. Chekhov. Half of the sermon. but that the service should multiply in them too. In these virtues he left the world that had long been disgusted with itself. Chekhov. But he preaches that the service should multiply in them too. In these virtues the world that had long been disgusted was left behind. Chekhov. Half of the sermon.                           

Stanisław Wieluński and Radomski , who Staroste , the second son of Kasper, the voivode of Sieradz , Anna Duchess took Radziwiłłowna in the marriage league, the Marshal of Lithuania, whose verse Brama surrounded three other sons, Stanislaus , Zygmunt and Aleksander: the Chapel in Częstochowa With an almost royal, completely destroyed type of marble, they decorated this wonderful mountain with a rich apparatus and armed it with cannons and other ammunition. Of these, shortly after his mother , Stanisław gave up all hopes for himself when he died; with Alexander [p. 380] I don't know what happened. The father of their merits is remembered by the constitution of 1661. Fol . 12. When he hoisted a banner to defend this homeland, and supplied them with his own coffin, which lay Sokolskie property which is region Wieluń the end of its life after its descent to the successors of the verse Brama surrounded forty years her mother. The Commonwealth let go: How it was that Stanisław stood with a heroic heart both in Beresteczko and against the Cossacks. He judged from king to emperor for the funeral in 1648.         

Zygmunt Wik Brama , treasurer of the Lithuanian court, Chamberlain Wieluński , heir in Kruszyn , son of Stanisław , the star of Wieluński , the third, adorned with political and Christian virtues, kind to kings and everyone: he sent in 1683 to various parliaments from where he was commissioner up to the borders of Silesia and 168th up to the revision of the Crown Treasury . Constit . fol . 8th and 1690th by Joanna Teresa Brzostowska , voivode of Trocka , coat of arms of Strzemię , the remaining widow of Radziejowski , his daughter Anna Daniłowicz , the head of a Parczewska : ges Brama ben 1694. Załus . Volume. 1. fol . 1380.        

Zygmunt Bydgoski and Sokalski Starost, third son of Kasper, the voivode of Sieradz . Near Zborów , when a regiment of Polish knights pledged their homeland after it covered the field with corpses, he was enslaved by the Tatars, that is, he offered himself as a promise and said: Habetis Volunteerarium pro libertate Polona captivum . He had a lifelong friendship, Teresa, the daughter of Jerzy Ossoliński , the Crown Chancellor , who gave birth to four sons: Jerzy Albrycht , Karol Kasper, Stanisław Kazimierz and Franciszek Bogusław .   

Jerzy Albrycht Donhoff , Bishop of Krakow, first son of Zygmunt, the Starost of Bydgoszcz, in Rome, with a great joke about his recommendation in our college under Priest Martinez after he finished his theology when he returned to his homeland, took he first of Chelmno -Kanon, then the Poznan custody, administrator of Witowski -Abtei, canonical administrator of Krakow, several times a Crown Tribunal , as a speaker at Olszowski , Archbishop of Gniezno, from there he went to Kamieniec -Bistum, from there to Przemyskie , which he kept with the Grand Crown Seal; this century for the innate, wonderful pronunciation of Chrysostom of Poland; Jakub Cantelmi , Archbishop of Caesaria , Innocent XI. until Jan III. The nuncio, as he celebrated his embassy on the throne, with the king's sudden chancellor Donhoff , who was summoned in such a wise and beautiful style, answered him ex tempore as if with long time and work. his speech was limited. [S. 381] Against Łyszczyński's Ateusz im Seym , he spoke to this fakundia , Orthodox zealous temperance, and then forced him to renounce his mistakes. He could be heard in the sermon pulpits, to which he and the highest public functions were no obstacle; He urged all hearts to God and to virtues: his sermon in fol is printed. that he had at the funeral of Marianna Jabłonowska , the Ruthenian and Hetman, and the second that he had at the introduction of the relics of St. Felicyssymy during the election in 4to. He believed Innocent Winnicki , the ruler of Przemyśl , united with the Roman Church and attracted his own people. Then he entered the diocese of Krakow on October 9, 1701. While presiding for a very short time without returning the Seym Seals, he switched to a better life on the 17th quarter. Our order was particularly kind to the assessment, which was what he thought of the Piotrków rectory . He introduced the first rias to Piotrków and gave us the pulpit in his church.                  

Karol Kasper, the castellan of Konarski , the second son of Zygmunt, the starost of Bydgoszcz. Celejowicz fastigium founded by the famous hetman Zusa and Montecucull first knight works in other camps, then in his home near Chocim , Katusha, Żórawno victorious and Vienna behind Katarzyna Brzozowska . Stanisław Kazimierz, Zygmunt's third son. Cielejov .    

1720. Varsav . The second Stanisław , who despised the world and had great hopes for him, entered our order; where he acted so quickly that God called him in 1714 to pay for his virtues, while he was still listening to philosophy in Lublin, he died holy. The third took Karski's daughter , the city judge Rawski . Szczaniecki [p. 382] Troj Capitol Capitol Kazanie says that Donhoff , the swordfish from Łęczyca , had the Lubień Castellan from Sieradz behind him. Donhoff , Chamberlain Wieluński , had Helena Działyńska , the Kaliska voivode , behind her. The third took Karski's daughter , the city judge Rawski . Szczaniecki [p. 382] Troj capitolium Kazanie says that Donhoff , the sword-bearer of Łęczyca , had the Lubień Castellan of Sieradz behind him. Donhoff , Chamberlain Wieluński , had Helena Działyńska , the Kaliska voivode , behind her. The third took Karski's daughter , the city judge Rawski . Szczaniecki [p. 382] Troj capitolium Kazanie says that Donhoff , the swordfish from Łęczyca , had the Lubień castellan from Sieradz behind him. Donhoff , Chamberlain Wieluński , had Helena Działyńska , the Kaliska voivode , behind her.                 

Ernest, the voivode of Pärnu , the starost of Derpski , the second son of Teodor, the voivode of Inflancki , had wisdom and bravery in him and demonstrated the primacy. For many foreign monarchs who were able to honor our kings as well as homeland and homeland, he held a beautiful colonel in Chocim under Sigismund III with admiration for foreign nations . In our foreign army, on several occasions he heroically became good Swedish armed forces and more than once a weapon weakened, then the Commonwealth Commissioner was blown up and happily made an alliance with them. At that time he was the castellan of Derpski in 1635. By marrying the dukes of Courland and the counts of Danube, after having entered into an affinity, he fathered five sons Ernest, Henryk, Krzysztof, Jan and Frederick. 

Ernest Voivode von Malbork , General of the Artillery, first son of Ernest Voivode von Parnawski , joined Zofianna Oleśnicka of the Dębno coat of arms for life , the Starosta von Radziejowska , of which only one daughter remained, Joanna Stanisław Donhoff , Voivode of Połock , and He became the postman of the Lithuanian Voivode of the Slavic Witepska , the remaining widow of Władysław Donhoff , of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, but Sterilis lived with her. This is mentioned by Ernest in the Crown Constitutions of 1690. Fol . 17. Commissioner to calm the claims of the Republic of Poland on the Brandenburg elector with the title of governor of Malbork . Vespork . In Sacra , however, he writes that Donhoff Ernest, who had Oleśnicka behind him, was the castellan of Vilnius and in His Brama ia Colle . Cracov . I read this through Father. Młodzianowski SJ Donhoff , the castellan of Vilnius, swore heresy in 1683. Cielejow confirms the same. and other. After all, Załuski , vol. 1: fol . 1333. that Ernest died in 1693 as Governor of Malbork , Marshal of the Queen of Poland. Ernest the hunter of Lithuania in the constitutions makes 1678 commissioner for royal goods. Constit . fol . 39. From his youth he was trained in knighthood, from which he later grew into a great warrior against the Turks and Tatars in Kalusha , Chocim , Żórawno , Vienna and Strygoń .                  

Henryk, Voivode von Parnawski , Ernest's second son, Voivode von Parnawski , traveled to Brandeburg , Tylkow , in a very difficult embassy . dedicat . the last one sat on this chair: because this part of Livonia was protected by the pact under Jan Kazimierz [p. 383] King, the Swedes resigned. Krzysztof, the third son of Ernest, the voivode of Pärnu , the castellan of Vitebsk, showed his bravery when he fought the Swedes at sea. Jan Jäger Lithuanian Starosta Starogard fourth son; from Elżbieta Sobieska his daughter Konstancja lived in the first relationship with Jan Wielhorski , Chamberlain of Wołyński , the second with Stefan Potocki, the then crown member of the Crown, the Lithuanian Staroste of the Starogard hunters, the royal court entertaining, for a certain time he became Secretary of the Crown Seal. Man was full of friendly and fraternal affects which made him MPs even in parliamentary functions, already in hoods; The marshal mask in Grodno turned after the death of Jan III. To him. where everything gave thanks to him that he did not hold partialitatem . He died childless in 1696 in Tajenek at tribunals, not because of his own interests or his collection, but because of God and the holy righteousness that he loved . He had Ludwika Dąbska , the castellan of Biecka , behind him. John the Castellan of Smolensk is mentioned in the constitutions of 1670. Fol . 10. I would understand that his father, John the Hunter, was put on this chair. Dunin Kazan. Funeral. fol . 366. Friedrich, the fifth son of Ernest, Lithuanian sub-captain, general of the Brandeburg Army: his two sons. Bogusław Ernest, today's Lithuanian chamberlain, lieutenant general in the foot regiment, lord of the knightly heart and other qualities of nature, his wife Marianna Bielińska , the marshal of the crown, but this marriage collapsed. His brother Fryderyk podkoniuszy Lithuanian royal colonel.                      

Gerard, the Pomeranian Voivode, Feliński , Kościerzyna , the Starost, the third son of Teodor, the Voivode Inflancki , was a deputy in 1638. Constit . fol . He was a third Oberver when the Swedish captain Frangel came unexpectedly with the army in Görzna in 1626 and defeated our people, he turned on the Chełmno- Brama to Brama uń to escape the city. This Gerard, who stood boldly and gave his heart to the enemy overseas with the willing bravery of his citizens, a considerable resistance, was the cause. As someone urged him to be an enemy booty camp, he said: Malo unum militem strenuum , ex hostium manibus eripere , quam universis hostiom fortunas Vindicare . Of Władysław IV. He was sent as a great ambassador to France, he brought Ludwika to him, Gonzaga the queen as his wife in 1645. Brachel lib . 6. which he later brought to court. He was also a Prussian treasurer, and Malbork's economy . He was tied up [p. 384] was first with Katarzyna Opalińska , the remaining widow of Dmitri Weiher, Castellan von Danzig, and then with Sibylle. Piastowska , that is, from the line of Piast , the house that ruled our Poland for more than four hundred years: she was the daughter of Jerzy, Prince Brygeński , granddaughter of Joachim, the Elector of Brandenburg: the descendants of his three daughter, Konstancja Bąkowska , Voivode Malbork , the elder Brodnicki from Opalińska , born, merciful to the poor and religious houses, died in 1685. in Brama uń , buried with S. Jan with a marble tombstone . Cecylia Brezina, Poznan Voivode. Weiher's Pomeranian voivode, Ludwik Weiher's spouse. MRS. Konopats . Two sons, Władysław and N., the chamberlain, the highest of the Brandeburgers , invited the Bavarian Duchess by name to Berlin and the Princess of Poland.                     

Władysław Voivode Pomorskie , son of Gerard, Voivode Pomorskie , Treasurer of the Prussian Lands, Skarszewski and Kościerzyński starosta , was the first Pomeranian Chamberlain, with whom he was Honorary Ambassador in 1674. Constit . fol . Already on the 15th and 1683 he was the voivode who was appointed commissioner to insure the city of Elbląg and the claims of the Brandenburg elector . Constit . fol . 11. During various expeditions against Sweden, Moscow, Hungary and the Tatars, he testified of a brave heart and stood heroically in Vienna at the end of Strygon , girded by the Turks, when he stumbled with the enemy to the last strength. He died in 1683 with a Turkish saber. His head was sent back to Constantinople and received with great triumphs. Konstancja Słuszczanka , Voivode of Witebska , gave him a daughter, Teresa       

Krasicki in the footnotes marks the voivode of Władysław as his wife Kazanowska and writes that Zaluski mentions this remaining widow in the funeral sermon of Jabłonowska Hetman vom Cor . - to know that after the descent of the first he took the wife of the second Kazan. - -  

Stanisław , the voivode of Połock , the field hetman of Lithuania, Starost von Kałuski , Kościerzyński , Nowomiejski , Latowicki , son of the voivode of Władysław Pomorskie , the first hunter was a Lithuanian, from the Sejm of 1703, commissioner to deal with the differences between the duchy calm down and Silesia. Constitut . fol . 21. Then the swordfish, Marshal of the General Confederation of Sandomierz : Honor of August 2nd. King of Poland, during the heavy Swedish revolution and with advice and saber, health and wealth, he held so much that he was not tense [p. 385] retained the throne. During this function in the Chamber of Deputies he held the baton twice, 171 times (Ł. In Warsaw, the second time in 1712, everywhere with incomparable submission, refined intelligence, he drew all hearts to himself, the Commissioner General with others to Courland, from the Commonwealth to to none, nor fearless threats, nor unshakable respect, he took this principality into the crown into the crown in the Polish way, having formed a government in it. He left this world in 1728 in Gdansk, with regrets to all who made his home love. he had his first marriage behind her, Joanna Donhoffowa , voivode of Malbork , Ernest, of which he was a son, but he died young, his daughter was only Prince Sanguszkowa married. In the second wedding of Zofia Sieniawska which Kastellanerin from Cracow, I was the Grand Hetman of the Crown, but with her he lived childless. Only Konstancja was married to Prince Sanguszkowa . At the second wedding of Zofia Si eniawska , the castellan of Cracow, I was the grand hetman of the crown, but with her he lived childless. only Konstancja was married to Prince Sanguszkowa . At the second wedding of Zofia Sieniawska , the castellan of Cracow, I was the Grand Hetman of the Crown, but he lived with her without children.               

Heinrich der Starost von Dyneburski , the fourth son of Teodor, the voivode von Inflancki , was a member of the Sejm from 1623. From there he was appointed commissioner for the peace treaties with the Swedish constitution. fol . 3. All Panegyristen wrote about him, he had fallen to the relief of his men on the besieged by the Swedes Castle Grunwald, there hostile to the beat of his bands, and he himself had sat Brama Ben that he had left his sons Otto, Dept. Pepliński . Henry General in the Polish-Foreign Army, he is remembered by Pas Brama . History. lib . 1. that from Korsuniu in 1618 he stood bravely at the head of our camp against the Cossacks, had command of the cannons there and did not even attack our Tatars with cannons, but was captured in the same defeat near Korsun: Pas Brama . Kochov . Tulden . lib . 5th story. he says of him that he was left behind in the praesidium in Dynaburgo in 1655 . He defeated a thousand Moscow cavalrymen, some made him run away. The same Au Brama says that he was captured by them on the occasion of the Swedes on Dunajec that year. He lived unmarried and was reconciled with the Catholic Church before his death, having devoted his whole life to serving his motherland in the camp.                  

Teśor of the Crown Chamberlain , Wiślicki Urzędowski Seresowski the Starost, third son of Henryk Dyneburski Starost, about him is the constitution of 1667. The 31st was the Countess von Bessen , at whose house Jan de Bessen of the imperial court was marshal. Joachim de Bessen , imperial place, Silesian governor. Adam de Bessen of great dignity at the imperial court; Two daughters remained, Elżbietaz with Stanisław Lubomirski , the lifelong Grand Marshal of the Crown, Urszula and Marcin [p. 386] Kazimierz Kątski , the castellan of Lwów and then of Cracow, and three sons. Henryk, the star of Urzędowski , founded the elements of knightly works near Vienna and Strygoń . Franciszek Teodor, the star of Wiślicki , that of Potocka , the pilawa coat of arms of the Krakow castellan, had two sons, Jędrzej and Teodor. One of them took Drohojewska with him, without children:          

Cardinal Jan Kazimierz, Tituli S. Joannis ante portam Latinam , Bishop Cesenacki , third son of Theodore of the Crown Chamberlain in Reszel , Pułtusk in Warsaw, polished his younger years in the doctrines of theology and Jus Canonicum in Paris, he heard and heard when he publicly was defended, he returned to his homeland and took the Mogilskie Abbey, which he not only restored in a special way, but also the Vistula with great effort so as not to tear up, turn around and slow down the monastery grounds. As dean of Płock and canon of Warsaw, he visited the Archdiakonie of Warsaw, for example. Later he was sent to Rome after the famous victory of the Turks near Vienna: Innocent XI. The Pope, the banner of the rich and most respected Muhammad himself, who was received in the Turkish camp, he gave the royal name, which was to be hung there in the Vatican to commemorate such a victory: it was strange that Innocent with this gift was satisfied, For this Jan Kazimierz Donhoff he counted the Commenda des Archihospitalis S. Spiritus de Saxia among the Roman cardinals and announced the protector of this order. He was gracious to the poor; Therefore, while on the air in Warsaw, he treated lean people with food. Sr. Franciszek Salesjusz Triam perfectionis , translated from French into Polish: He wrote a piece of this Tubum Evangelicam , but I don't know if it was published. Jan Kazimierz, the King of Poland, had him baptized, from whom he took both names. he translated from French into Polish: He wrote a piece of this Tubum Evangelicam , but I don't know if it was published. Jan Kazimierz, the King of Poland, had him baptized, from whom he took both names. he translated from French into Polish: He wrote a piece of this Tubum Evangelicam , but I don't know if it was published. Jan Kazimierz, the King of Poland, had him baptized, from whom he took both names.                

These harvests flourished from this house, Otto Adzielski , the Starost, a courtier of the Kings of Zygmunt III. and Władysław IV. During the Prussian War in Mem he was the first to die on this occasion in the 1632th century, the 25th. This is shown by the tombstone that Jerzy Ossoliński , the then Crown Court Treasurer , had erected in Kruszyn and wrote it from Starowol . In monum . N. Donhoff , a Lithuanian cupbearer , died recently , his wife, the first Duchess Radziwiłłowna , widow of the Golub Starost in Grudziński , the second Kossakowski sister of the Castellan of Podlasie . [S. 387]     

Grzymała coat of arms. Not all of them bear the Grzymała coat of arms in the same way. Some have three towers on the shield, with the Brama open , with the lattice under the Brama without a man standing in the Brama , three towers on the helmet and five ostrich feathers behind them, the towers should be red, the shield field yellow; On the helmet, however, one goes straight up in the middle of the towers, two to the side, seemingly directed to the side. According to Łukasz , the Oleśniccy , Potuliccy and Grudzińskis are proud of this symmetry of this coat of arms. Fern. de Origin. Stemm . Grzymała . Others erected towers of the same type, but in the middle of the Brama there is an armed man with a sword in his right hand. Other Grzymalites use this coat of arms. Thirdly, the wall has six rows on which there are three identical towers, there is no brama e or a soldier, above the helmet and the crown everything is the same as in the first. Four people, they also carry the wall in six rows, but at the top there are toothed walls, like ordinary walls near fortresses, with three teeth, that is, fans or battlements. On the helmet, the eagle's wing is turned in the direction of the right shield, which the arrow pierces, on the opposite side with the iron in the left shield, others turned a pennant over the helmet: This coat of arms is called Mut or the Konopacki Wall because this family means it sealed and brought to Prussia by the German knights from Brunświk , Luc. Fern. There. Bielski fol . 110. [S. 318] says that this coat of arms from Grzymała with Świdrygier , Bishop of Kruszwicki , came to us from Germany around 1129. The second as Łukasz Paproc . claims about the first coat of arms of Grzymała that it came to Poland in the days of Lech. And those who brought an armed man from Zelberszwecht to the Brama claim that this Au Brama did not dare to find out. did he come from the first family or did he move from Germany with this coat of arms; It seems certain that the ancestor of this house, when defending a castle, stood at the Brama and attacked the enemy's castle, in memory of his bravery, chasing the earlier coat of arms of the Brama that he had received from the auction of an armed man who with a sword in it it says: He confirms this: Tricesius in suo Epigram . Miles qui stricto tres turres protegit ense , Grimaliae gentis , nobilis auc Brama erat, Arces tutatus , kontra vim , fortiter , hostis and merui hoc grato Principe stemma tulit , Unde viri fortes ejus cle stirpe creati , tutantur Patriam marte potente suam : jedni , suam : jedni Paprocki , of this opinion, that this appendix was given to the aforementioned Zelberszwecht : but Parisius in Slavia suspects that, according to M. Antoninus, the emperor's philosopher, who was then given when they all perished? The third form of the Grzymała coat of arms is derived from this beginning, Łuk . Paprocki . Lithuania and the Jadźwingami harassed the Mazovian province with frequent invasions . Citizens near the village of Zielony and Ślasów , who had gathered, not only evaporated from the looters, but swallowed them at will. To compensate for this courage, the former native coat of arms of Grzymała was converted, i.e. a wall without brama , without signs, and to let them know that they stood against this land on this occasion: Paprocki should come from the old Monimon and take away the privileges; see such a coat of arms in the cathedral [p. 319] Płocka "on which these houses are sealed: Lagunowie , Pęczkowscy , Ślascy , Zielenski The fourth is discussed different The.. Lityńskis arrange their coat of arms in a different form to through which you see the letter L Here I can use. what Joseph writes. de bello Judaico lib . 7th cap. 15. After the devastation of Jerusalem by the emperors Titus and Vespasian, only three towers grind in them, which have remained intact so that each of them can bring themselves to themselves was the city of Jerusalem? Tamerlanes, who had taken over the city of Damascus, murdered so many people there that from the heads of the beaten people, three like towers, he ordered to triumph for himself. Cornel. a lap in Jerem . lid. 49th of 13th                                                

Ancestors of this house.

Świdgier , the bishop of Kruszwicki , or as they were called, Kujawski, by Honorius the Pope, was elevated to this cathedral in 1129. A man of good manners who drew everyone's hearts to himself, after Władysław , the prince of Cracow, Sieradz and Andczycki from Poland and from Poland, allowed to exile with others: he died in 1151. He was buried in Kruszwica . Then . in Vitis Episc . Cujav .   

Przecław , from the canons of Gnieźnieński and Wrocławski in Silesia, the bishop of Lubuski with the Grzymała coat of arms with his armed husband, gave the Miechowski monastery two villages with the Church of the Holy Cross behind the walls of the town of Gniezno as the leader Nakiel . in Miechow . fol . 67. and fol . 116. from the Patriarchal Catalog: He was brought to this chair in 1179. The world said goodbye in 1189.    

Paweł , the Bishop of Poznan, was removed from the Order of Preachers in 1209 for this dignity. Grzymała assigns him the coat of arms without an armed husband Długosz . This Count Bořivoj of Śrem was censored by the Church from the community of believers for a less beautiful life: Bořivoj , who wanted to take revenge, invited Bishop Paweł under the pretext of a friendly outburst; He presented himself in a beautiful company of his prelates and friends, the bishop who had first given Bo securityivoj assurance about his security, but did not keep this word. He captured the bishop and was imprisoned for the bishop for a certain period of time. He was lucky enough to escape from prison and renewed the curse on Bořivoj . For God soon rebuked him, was found guilty in the heart of the castle and killed. Paul and the Infulat , who sat in this cathedral 33 years old, moved to a better life in 1242. He was buried in Poznan, he was Długosz in Vitis [p. 320] Episc . Posnan . But whether this Paul was professed by the Order of S. Dominic, it seems that Długosz 's report is not certain: because, as I commanded in III. Tomie pod Donhoffami , Ś. Dominic did not receive his rule until 1215 with the confirmation of the Apostolic See, and Paul of the Dominican order Długosz already wrote that he should be brought to the diocese in 1209. Paprocki wrote from a catalog that this Paul entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and was to die in 1159. But there must be a typo, maybe it should say it was 1222. He died in 1255. Bzovius in propag .,. Fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - - Dominika Profess, Długosz 's report seems uncertain: because, as I argued in III. Tomie pod Donhoffami , Ś. Dominic did not receive his rules until 1215 with the confirmation of the Apostolic See, and Paul of the Dominican order Długosz already wrote that he should be brought to the diocese in 1209, unless you say that this order was accepted later when he began to settle in Poland to spread beautifully. Paprocki wrote from a catalog that this Paul entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and was to die in 1159. There must be a typo in print though, maybe it should say it was 1222. He died in 1255. Bzovius in propaganda. Fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - - Dominika Profess, Długosz 's report seems uncertain: because, as I argued in III. Tomie pod Donhoffami , Ś. Dominic did not receive his rules until 1215 with the confirmation of the Apostolic See, and Paul of the Dominican order Długosz already wrote that he should be brought to the diocese in 1209, unless you say that this order was accepted later when he began to settle in Poland to spread beautifully. Paprocki wrote from a catalog that this Paul entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and was to die in 1159. There must be a typo in print though, maybe it should say it was 1222. He died in 1255. Bzovius in propaganda. Fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - - With the confirmation of the Apostolic See he received his rules, and Paweł of the Dominican Order, Długosz , already writes that he should be brought to the diocese in 1209, unless you say that this order was accepted later when it began, to spread beautifully in Poland. Paprocki wrote from a catalog that this Paul entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and was to die in 1159. But there must be a typo, maybe it should say it was 1222. He died in 1255. Bzovius in propag .,. Fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - - With the confirmation of the Apostolic See he received his rules, and Paweł of the Dominican Order, Długosz , already writes that he should be brought to the diocese in 1209, unless you say that this order was accepted later when it began, to spread beautifully in Poland. Paprocki wrote from a catalog that this Paul entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and was to die in 1159. There must be a typo in print though, maybe it should say it was 1222. He died in 1255. Bzovius in propaganda. Fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - - that this Paweł entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and died in 1159. But there must be a typo in print, maybe it should say it was taken in 1222. died 1255. Bzovius in propag ., fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - - that this Paweł entered the Poznan Cathedral in 1122 and died in 1159. But there must be a typo in print, maybe it should say it was taken in 1222. died 1255. Bzovius in propag ., fol . 6, and Treterus testified that OO. He founded the Dominicans in Śrzodka in Poznan, but then the monastery was moved to the city. - -                                               

Domarat , Bishop of Poznan, was elected to this cathedral after Długosz and Paprocki after Jędrzej Szymonowicz from the Zaręba coat of arms, finally Paproc . and Okolsk . They want to have it taken for this miter in 1242. Lubo Jędrzej Zaręba presided over 1300 and crowned King Wacław with others to the Kingdom of Poland, while Domarat died in 1272 he says that he sat in this diocese for 9 years and moved to another world in 1320. Długosz in Vitis Episcop . Poses.     

Przecław from Pogorzelec , Bishop of Wroclaw in Silesia, elected by the Wroclaw Canon for this dignity, was Chancellor Charles IV. The Roman Emperor, with whose title he signed Auream Bullam , de Incorporatione Polonicae Silesiae , regno Bohemiae 1355. He died in 1376. He lived in this diocese from 1341, because in the second year he freed John of Bohemia from the curse. Bzovius in Propag . Miechov . He bought the town of Grotków with the entire poviat of Bolesław Legnicki and Brzegski and joined the Wrocław Church, which made it so episcopal that it was called gold. Nicol. Henelius Silesiogr . fol . 36. Bernardus Mallincrotius , tract. de Archicancell . Imper. Et Cancell . From this everyone can see what error there was in Paprocki and Okolski when they called him elected in 1244. In this diocese when he was still playing with his teachings in Bononja .               

Jan von Strzelce , the archbishop of Gniezno, named after the arid complex Suchywilk , some say that he was born to the father of Przecław , voivode of Kalisz, and his mother to the sister of Jarosław Skotnicki from the Bogoria coat of arms of the archbishop of Gniezno in Strzelce near Sendomierz , not far from Szydłowiec zur Welt, in [p. 321] in foreign countries with different sciences, his younger years polished, the doctor invoked the spiritual law, since he returned to his homeland, he aroused such an opinion of himself that the dean of Cracow and the canon of Gniezno the great Crown received seal from Kazimierz Król, and made the executor in 1370. Długosz , vol. 2nd and the College of Gniezno chose him to Bogorias descent chairman of the archbishop, and Bogoria even made him alive to a Koadju Brama for themselves; for the promotion of Louis the King, to whom he traveled with the envoy and received him from Gregory XI. invited to the Polish throne. He received confirmation in Avenion . He decorated Gniezno Cathedral with a vault. Made the synod in Kalisz, from which he sent envoys to the king demanding that the clergy, like other Polish landowners who received them, should be exempt from taxes. Władysław , the Duke of Opole, reconciled with the Bishop of Płock, Dobiesław , over the tithe of Dobrzyń , which Władysław forbade him. Dobieslaw covered him with a cage. But some of his hearts were stretched out freely in the church: when Ziemowit was ravaged by the Duke of Mazowiecki Łowicki , he also besieged Łowicz to get Pełka from Garbów to step back from the Łęczyca Provost to his son Henryk, forcing him to look through the gaps. He made up for this pretense, When the troops were overthrown on Bartłomiej Koźmiński , his other estates and the Diocese of Lubuskie were ruined, and as Bernhard von Garbów , after killing his brother Pełka from the castellan of Łęczyca , Uniejów Castle , searched the archbishop's treasure well. He died in Znin and was buried in Gniezno in 1382. At that time sat in the 9th years. in Archiep . Blessings .                 

Przybysław von Strzelce from the coat of arms of Grzymała , former treasurer of Jan Suchywilk , Archbishop of Gniezno, and his blood, and then Miechowit , first he was pastor in Uniejów and then in Gniezno in St. John, he was descended from this world in 1418. Nakiel . in Miechov . fol . 436. Dobrogost , castellan from Wiślicki 1302. Bronisław from Strzelce , castellan from Żarów , Mikołaj de Strzelec , magistrate from Sandomierz , his letter of 1412 to Nakiel . in Miechov . fol . 384. Stanisław von Strzelce , Warsaw scholastic, 1525. Signed a decree against heretics in Łubia . in Episc . Roach.         

Domarat , the judge of Poznan in 1243, signed a letter from Przemysław , Duke of Greater Poland, to Nakiel . in Miechow . fol . 767. Immediately later, with other Wielkopolska gentlemen, he conspired against Prince Bolesław the Bald. Cromer lib . 8. Domarat podsędek Krakowski 1251. on the Bole list [p. 322] the glory of the shy in Nakiel . fol . 171. Domarat from Pierzchno , castellan from Poznan and Staroste from Wielkopolska , Długosz 1383. Oleśnica castellan from Kostrzyn , who had been at war with Nałęcz for a long time , that Jagiełło Król, who had descended to Wielkopolska, hardly replaced her with his dignity. Cromer lib . Jan 14th Grzymała , castellan of Kalisz in 1272. Przecław Grzymała , voivode of Kalisz in 1360. Tomo or another Przecław castellan of Poznan in 1357. And maybe then he took over the Kalisz voivodeship. Jędrzej Grzymała , Castellan of Poznan 1445. I mentioned this in the first volume. Piotr Grzymała , son of Jan the Archbishop of Gniezno, heir in Baranów on the Vistula. White fol . 248. From this, you know that the family Grzymalit of Baranov 's gone. Dersław of Giwno Grzymała , the brother of Domarat , the castellan of Poznan and the starost of Wielkopolska , first in the sub- capital Kalisz, 1378. and then the castellan of Gniezno in 1383. Dług . Volume. 2. Jędrzej Świerad , the castellan of Kamień , Wierzbięta Smogulecki and Teodoryk Margoński , the then Grzymałczyks , Biel. fol . 261. Paprocki for the coat of arms. Przedysław from the coat of arms of Grzymała wants Trajan's successor in the Kujawy diocese in 1383. However, Damalewicz says that he never read about him in Długosz , in any catalog or in the monuments of the Kujawy Cathedral. Jan von Broglow Grzymalczyk , at the court and in the camp of the Zygmunt Emperor, well deserved, took away a considerable amount of good from him, but he gave up all that fortune, When he saw that Zygmunt preferred the wrong Germanic thing, he came to King Jagiełło . Cromer . 1410. fol . 292. Jakub Grzymała , Dok Brama of the Order of Preachers, haereticae pravitatis Inquisi Brama 1450. Bzovius in Propag . fol . 70. cap. 8. et in Annal . 1452. num. 18th                                         

Herbowni .

Baranowski, Bieganowski , Borkowski, Brodowski; Budziszewski , Busiński , Chwalikowski , Czampski , Czuszowski , Dłuski , Dobiecki , Garwaski , Gasiński , Głogowski , Gorski, Goslicki , Grabowiecki , Grudziński , Grzymała , Grzymułtowski , Gutteter , Stankowski , Krzemieniowski , Krzemieniowski , Litfilński ; Lubiatowski , ieagiewnicki , Łaszewski , Łudzicki , Machwicz , Małachowski , [p. 323] Mniszewski , Modrzewski , Moszczyński , Niegolewski , Odachowski , Oleski , Ostrowski, Pęczkowski , Piątkowski , Podleski , Pokrzywnicki , Potulicki , Przeciszewski , Przejrzeński , Prądzewski Smogulecki , Smogulecki , Sojecki , Swiszowski , Maski , Troszczeński , Turzyński , Wieszczycki , Wilamowski ; Wilkowski , Wkryński , Zaborowski , Zaleski , Zamoscki , owarnowiecki ; Fallen, Zbierzchowski , Zbikowski ; Zbykalski , Zielenski .        

In Lithuania, Jan Rynwidowicz adopted the Grzymała coat of arms for his house, from which some Niemirs used this jewel, as Niemir vom Starost von Mielnicki , which bears the privilege of Alexander the King from the Grzymalec coat of arms , given in 1501, but the coat of arms was later given Granted other coats of arms from Gutteters , which differs from ordinary Grzymała , as will be explained below.

Jełowicki coat of arms. There is a camp Brama in a red box, a cross over the Brama , Okolski band. 1. f.297 . The coat of arms of the Ogiński and Puzyn family was described in this way by Father Kojałow . in MS. only that their cross was torn over the brama , for this reason I would understand that the Jełowicki family is the same as the Ogińskis , either in the cross or due to a mistake or a way, such a difference occurs: after all, some of them relate on the princes of Pereasław . An old house in Volhynia. Metryka Wołyńska 1528. Jełowicki remembers Hniewosz . Maciej had Marussa - Princess Ostrogska behind him, while Zygmunt August, Mikołaj Aleksandra, Princess Czar Brama yska , daughter Jan, around 1590. Geneal . Czar Brama . Jełowicka Mikołaja Ms. Porycki's spouse. Geneal . Wisniow . Krzysztof, podstoli Wołyński , 1620 MP. From there Deputy of the Radom Tribunal. Constit . 20. Zachariasz , first the royal secretary of the army in Krzemieniec and the clerk of the royal chancellery from 1611. Then he left the Kiev carpenter, [p. 487] he was a member of the Sejm from 1629, from where he was a member of the Radom Tribunal. Constitut . fol . 12. Philon , judge Hood Wołyński 1632. Then Wojski Krzemieniecki , the same Philon judge of the municipality of Krzemieniecki , had Jacek Balicka behind him. Jerome, the starost of Chełm . Jakub Łucki , a land clerk and then a judge. Daniel, Chamberlain of Krzemieniecki in 1632, renewed his vows twice, the first time with Pilawska , the second time with Czołhańska , his son Maciej, the hunter Wołyński , born from Zofia Kurdwanowska , the castellan of Zawichojska from Branicka , he had four sons. Jan 1st the hunter Wołyński , who (I believe Katarzyna Tarnowska of the Rolicz coat of arms, the Jewish flagship) gave birth to two sons, Marcin, the Starost of Szczurowiecki , the standard-bearer of the hussar banner, 1726 member of the Parliament of Grodno. His wife Baranowska , sons Antoni and Ksawera , and Mikołaj , the treasurer of Wołyński , wife of his princess Czetwertyńska . 2. Józef Swordnik Wołyński , who gave birth to Franciszek, the starost of Nowosielski , and the daughter of Niemierzycowa , the castellan daughter of Kiev. 3. Hieronim Maciej, who polished his younger years in the camp and dedicated the rest to God in a spiritual state, Chancellor of Lemberg, Kan Brama Łucki and Przemyski , canons of Cracow and Chełmski , soon grew up; Of these chapters he sat thirteen times as deputy crown tribunal . During the Swedish Revolution, August the Second took it to pacify his homeland and trusted in its innate turn. Later W. Ks . Litewski , he later became bishop of Pelleński , suffragan, pastor, and general of Lemberg, secretary of the crown. 4. Kazimierz-Starost Hulanicki , who fathered the sons Franciszek, the keeper of Inflancki , Michał the hunter, Michał the hunter, from Wilzanka : The daughter of the same Maciej the hunter, and the sister of the brothers, Teresa, married Wojciech Olędzki , Castellan Chełmski . Jędrzej Bożeniec belongs to this house (because everyone says Jełowicki Wojski Lucki what Konstytucja 1667. fol . 25 January canon Lucki 1680. Eliasz 1648. Aleksander had Helena Kuberska behind. Chivalrous. She married Wojciech Olędzki , Castellan of Chełm . Jędrzej Bożeniec belongs to this house (because everyone says Jełowicki Wojski Lucki what Konstytucja 1667. fol . 25 January canon Lucki 1680. Eliasz 1648. Aleksander had Helena Kuberska behind. Chivalrous. She married Wojciech Olędzki , Castellan of Chełm . Jędrzej Bożeniec does it have (for the all say Jełowicki Wojski Lucki what Konstytucja 1667. fol . 25 January canon Lucki 1680. Eliasz 1648. Aleksander had Helena Kuberska behind. Chivalrous.                                                   

1778. Marcin Jełowicki , a canon from Lemberg. - Michael the hunter Łucki . - Stanisław Swordnik Lucki , - Stefan Land regent of Krzemieniecki . - 1788. Stefan podsędek Lucki - Tomasz the Kiev scholastics. - Krasicki .      

Oginski coat of arms. Above the helmet of the ducal miter should be a camp Brama with a torn cross over it, as Kojał describes it. in MS. because Paprocki and Okolski are silent about them. This coat of arms was acquired by the Brama in the camp on the occasion of the Tatars [p. 49] broke, the ancestor of this house was the reason why the princes of Ruthenia and Tatars evaporated with him and beat him. As far as I could see in different places, the brama of this coat of arms should be red and the cross white. blue shield field. However, some believe that the tip of the Brama did not tear it into the cross, but that a white lily falls off in a golden circle. Most often, however, others say that the cross was torn from above. The genealogy of this house on an engraved sheet comes from the Vilnius Academy in 1707. The Au Brama of the book Annibal ad portas published in 1732 , which followed in his footsteps, attests to everything he wrote there. for from Włodzimierz , the Jedynowładcy of all Rus, from the year 990 to our time, none of the Au Brama en follow each other by relying on genealogy. It is true that they bear testimony to this magnificent home, which should have come from either privileges granted to that home or from records, land or town transactions, but I do not read this anywhere in them as long as the year one of them lived or died, it is difficult to find. And most importantly, without touching a number of Ruthenian princes, they say that Jerzy or Jurek Fiedorowicz , a prince in Kozielsk , son of Teodor, grandson in the ninth degree of the Vladimir monarch, in 1514 under Sigismund I after he had taken Smolensk had Moscow, he settled with two of his sons in the Principality of Lithuanian. Can you be that for more than five hundred and twenty-four years and only nine generations? and here they say grandchildren in the ninth degree of Vladimir. But from your broader background it is better shown here: you then write that this Jerzy Fiedorowicz fathered two sons, one of whom Władysław for a small and obese stature named Puzyr from his father and then slightly Puzyna , from whom the Puzynów house comes came the second Grzegorz for fiery and hot. The Ohen von Ruthenian complex , from which the Ogiński family replenished, this one Grzegorz, had two sons, one was Dymitr stolnik Litewski , the other Maciej, the Lithuanian hunter, ciwun Wileński . They shall take Dmitri Genealogy from his sons should be two, novel after Sigismund II. Bravely glorified, and Teodor the two sons with Bystrzycka became the first Grzegorz, the Jakuszewska three gave birth Piotr whose son Jan Marshal Bracławski from Rudominka , Bogdan's daughter, was married to Rudomin , and son Michał . Dmitri one from Chrapowicka - only two former daughters, one to Barbara Korsak, the other to Petronela Woroniczowa . The second son of Teodora from Bystrzycka , Bogdan from the head of Bracławski . The Lithuanian hunter Maciej, ciwun Wileński , [p. 50] about whom above the brother of Dmitri, the Stolnik of Lithuania, Teodor, the castellan of Vilnius, the Marshal of Lithuania, the Bogdan-castellan of Vilnius, that of Maciej, the hunter of Lithuania, fathered four daughters Tarłowna Katarzyna Mleczek to the county judge Wiłkomierski , Barbara Dziewałtowski to the ensign of Vilnius kowieński , Jadwiga kowieński , Jadwiga married for life, and two sons, Jan Stolnik Litewski and Marcin Bogdan, Chamberlain Trotsky's grandson in the fifteenth degree of Włodzimierz the Bogdan of the chamberlain Trotsky flourished in 1601, as the Constitution of that year shows in fol . 761. If so, then there were six generations from Jerzy Fiedorowicz , who was the first to settle in the Duchy of Lithuania, up to that of Marcin Bogdan, the Chamberlain, and if he did not complete six generations for a hundred years for this Au Brama en what from Włodzimierz Jedynowładcy to Jerzy Fiedorowicz , the first landowner in Lithuania, that is, for more than five hundred years the earlier Au Brama en of the generation should have counted the fewest and thirty, I am not thinking of the second things in this matrix, but i can't hold on to it                                    

I like to admit it to this family, who are so deserving in the kingdom that they come from the princes, because the crown constitutions are particularly old in some places, they received the title of princes, like the constitution of 1628, fol . 10: where he mentions Matfiej Prince Ogiński of the Ciwun Wileński that he was the commissioner for certain goods in 1560, and in 1601. fol . 671. And nothing of the kind, however, that it is difficult to guess with certainty from the Ruthenian princes the procedure of this house, both for their antiquity and for the fact that the productive descendants of these princes were divided into many lines. I admit that the house of Princes Ogiński and Puzyn is one, because they and others from Kozielsk have been writing for a long time, and there is nothing more certain that they were born of their brothers and on this occasion know these names, like This Au Brama s that were above the top say how much they and other sentences help. I don't know if the Jełowiccy in Volhynia is not one of them because they use the same coat of arms as the seal of the Ogiński and Puzyn families , but in the Jełowicki family they put the whole cross on the brama , not torn. Kojałowicz in MS. says that the house of the Ogiński family , not from Moscow, but from the Siewierski Principality and apparently from the line of the Siewierski princes, moved to Lithuania, either with Helena of Moscow, Aleksander of the Polish King, or during these unrest; When Smolensk was moved to Moscow with Michał Gliński , many fell away [p. 51] because he did not want to worship Moscow and left her native goods in her hands. He moved to Lithuania, as the Bielski folklore testifies. 524. Kojałowicz in MS. says that the house of the Ogiński family , not from Moscow, but from the Siewierski Principality and apparently from the line of the Siewierski princes, moved to Lithuania, either with Helena of Moscow, Aleksander of the Polish King, or during these riots; When Smolensk was moved to Moscow with Michał Gliński , many fell away [p. 51] because because he did not want to worship these gentlemen in Moscow and left their local goods in their hands, he moved to Lithuania, as the Bielski folklore testifies. 524. Kojałowicz in MS. says that the house of the Ogiński family , not from Moscow, but from the Siewierski Principality and apparently from the line of the Siewierski princes, moved to Lithuania, either with Helena of Moscow, Aleksander of the Polish King, or during these riots; When Smolensk was moved to Moscow with Michał Gliński , many fell away [p. 51] because he did not want to worship Moscow and left her native goods in her hands. He moved to Lithuania, as the Bielski folklore testifies. 524. After leaving their local goods in hand, he went to Lithuania, as the Bielski folklore testifies. 524. After leaving their local goods in hand, he went to Lithuania, as the Bielski folklore testifies. 524.                          

Marcin von Kozielsk , Ogiński as he is genealogy, or better Bogdan as him, and often crown constitutions are titled by the son of Maciej ciwun Wileński , Chamberlain Trotsky, the famous colonel in the time of Stefan and Sigismund III. he took on bloody merits from his homeland, a certain sum through Dorsuniszki , about which the constitution of 1607. fol . 863. where he was a deputy to this Seym , and again 1609. from where he was a deputy for the correction of Lithuanian laws and statutes. Constit . fol . 909. He had Regina Wołowiczowna , the castellan of Mścisław , according to genealogy, or the voivode of Smoleń , according to Kojał . Her descendants were Barbara Szemetowa , Chamberlain Wiłkomierska , and then Wileńska , Ruta Radzicka , Apolonia, first Szemetów and second Zienowiczów . Anna Stetkiewicz 's genealogy gives a fourth daughter, others died young and sons Roman entered the grave at a young age, Dymitr , according to Wojśmieowicz , sermons, Colonel, Samuel Ciwun Trocki , Jan Feliks Castellan von Mścisławski , Kojał . in MS. Voivode of him Mścisławskim , adding that in 1633 during the expedition of Władysław VI. near Smolensk in Vilnius he was left behind by the king in the praesidium. Konstytucje 1613. fol . 38. Mention Jan that he was the commissioner for the formation of the Smolensk Province freshly rescued from Moscow, in the book Annibal ad portas and in the book Annibal ad portas, and in the second Jan Feliks, Castellan Witepski , attribute Bogdan to him as a son, and that the genealogy of the second son Dymitrem zowie and Starost of Winnicki was his wife Pieniążkowna Marianna Krakow's Cup wearer of her son Jerzy young tot Brama ben is. near Smolensk in Vilnius he was left behind by the king in the praesidium. Konstytucje 1613. fol . 38. Mention Jan that he was in charge of the formation of the Smolensk Province freshly rescued from Moscow, in the book Annibal ad portas and in the book Annibal ad portas, and in the second Jan Feliks, Castellan Witepski , attribute Bogdan to him as son, and that the genealogy of the second son Dymitrem zowie and Starost of Winnicki was his wife Pieniążkowna Marianna Krakow's Cup wearer of her son Jerzy young tot Brama ben is. near Smolensk in Vilnius he was left behind by the king in the praesidium. Konstytucje 1613. fol . 38. Mention Jan that he was the commissioner for the formation of the Smolensk Province, newly rescued from Moscow, in the book Annibal ad portas and in the book Annibal ad portas, and in the second Jan Feliks, Castellan Witepski , attribute Bogdan to him as a son , and that the genealogy of the second son was Dymitrem zowie and the Starost von Winnicki , whose wife Pieniążkowna Marianna the Cracow Cupid of her son Jerzy died young.                      

Alexander, Castellan Trotsky, son of also Bogdan Chamberlain Trotsky, first Ensign Trotsky in 1623. Then Court Ensign of Lithuania in 1643. Then Voivode Minsk in 1648. When he signed the election of Jan Kazimier , from which he made the Kastellany of Trock , where he died in 1653. From this it appears that Kojał misspelled it. The voivode of Mścisławski , Perarski , the voivode of Smolensk, was also the starost of Rohaczewski and Dorsuński , the lord of the big heart with which he stood heroically against the Swedes in Kircholm , against Moscow in Smolensk, against the Turks in Chocim . wherever he cuts off the courage of the victorious saber of the victorious sword, they keep until then in this house. While Władysław IV. Under [p. 52] Smolensk, Colonel of the Silver Banner, so named for the choice of equipment of men and soldiers under it, he struck and struck on one thousand two hundred Moscow infantry. Even so, instead of traveling to his homeland and sending him to various Sejms in 1623, he was useful advice. Constit . fol . 10th and 1616th Constit . fol . 6. where he was a deputy at the Lithuanian Finance Court in 1643, where he became a commissioner to protect the proper defense of the city of Smolensk; He made a lifelong friendship with Katarzyna, the voivode of Parnawska , a daughter of Helena. Her name was Geneal . Ogiński , while Aleksandra is writing, Geneal . Zawiszów , she lived with Jędrzej Zawisza , a Lithuanian writer: second Teodora after Jan Gruzewski , Chamberlain of Żmudzki . His sons, from the first wife of Szemetowny , castellan of Smolensk: Bogdan, the Lithuanian court ensign, 1647 the commissioner to be paid , the Smolensk infantry, Constit . fol . 23 a warrior, but he died young in Krakow, his cousin is Marcjan , the chancellor of Lithuania, and that he was born the son of Zofia Rudomianki's mother, testifies to the age of seventeen to forty-six, when he ceased to live and in 1680 His name was that he worked under Janusz Radziwiłł , Paweł Sapieha and Michał Pac, who entrusted him with the rule of the entire army and trusted his caution in Kuszlikami on the occasion of Moscow, shot with a bullet when the horse was wounded under him, and he flew away from him, eventually he was saved by his own. Force helped break up the relationship after killing Gosiewski . His brother Jerzy died young. His cousin is Marcjan , the Chancellor of Lithuania, and that he was born the son of Zofia Rudomianki's mother, testify from the age of seventeen to forty-six, when he stopped living and fighting in 1680. His name was that he was under Janusz Radziwiłł , Paweł Sapieha and Michał Pac worked, who entrusted him with the rule of the entire army and trusted his caution in Kuszlikami on the occasion of Moscow, shot with a bullet when the horse under him was wounded and he flew away from him, eventually becoming his own saved. Force helped break up the relationship after killing Gosiewski . His brother Jerzy died young. In the camp he was unmarried because of his fame, he worked under Janusz Radziwiłł , Paweł Sapieha and Michał Pac, who ruled the entire army, trusted his caution, confided to him on the occasion of Moscow Kuszlikami , he was shot with a bullet in front of his own rescued when a horse was wounded beneath him and he flew in front of him. Force helped break up the relationship after killing Gosiewski . His brother Jerzy died young. In the camp he was unmarried because of his fame, he worked under Janusz Radziwiłł , Paweł Sapieha and Michał Pac, who ruled the entire army, trusted his caution, confided to him on the occasion of Moscow Kuszlikami , he was shot with a bullet in front of his own rescued when a horse was wounded beneath him and he flew in front of him. Force helped break up the relationship after killing Gosiewski . His brother Jerzy died young.