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

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

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The noble Polish family Agrippa.

Die adlige polnische Familie Agrippa.

A coat of arms of the nobility, a variation of the Dębno coat of arms. The difference is the jewel in which there is only an ostrich feather.Families belonging to the Coat of Arms: Agrippa

Agrippa (Vol. 2 p. 15)

Agrippa . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it; in the Duchy of Lithuania they divided their lands over different provinces. Waclaw Agrippa Kasztelan Smoleński in 1590. He became deputy commissioner inspecting the royal estates in Livonia with the Seym . fol . 584. Jędrzej Deputy for the Seym 1613. From the Vilnius province and from there the Deputy for the Tax Court Constitution. fol . S. Jan in Żmudź , Zechariah in Trakai signed Władysław IV. John Agrippa liked him and was born from the ancestors of his old house, and honed the wit in smaller schools, able to make the priestly stand, finally he decided to go in house of God, for domestic service in the order of the soc . After sacrificing his life, he died in Lemberg in 1689 in the 37th century (Letter of Colonel Leop . SJ. One of this house wrote against Lipoman during the reign of Sigismund Augustus :

Tadeusz Agrippa, Podstarosta Upicki , then butler of the Vitebsk Voivodeship, wrote for the manifesto along with other senators and officials, the illegitimate court W. Ks. Ignite. died April 18, 1763 in the city of Vilnius. - A lot.

Agrippa -Polishnoble coat of arms , variant of Dębno coat of arms .

Description of the Coat of Arms

Description according to the classicblazing rules:

In the red field a silver isoscelescross , reaching to the edges of the shield, with a silver gauntlet under the left shoulder. Precious stone : silverostrich feather .

Earliest Records

Known from the 16th century Seal presented in the unknown Polish nobility and their coat of arms by Wiktor Wittyg .

Coat of Arms Comrades:

Agrippa (Agrippa)

Dębno -Polishnoble coat of arms, called Dębno [ 3] . Mentioned in the oldest surviving Polish coat of arms Insignia seuClenodiaRegis etRegniPoloniae, written by historian JanDługoszin 1464–1480 [4] . Dębno is one of the 47 coats of arms adopted by Lithuanianboyars according to the Union of Horodel in 1413 [5] .

The coat of arms appeared mainly among the families who settled in the Kraków and Sandomierz HYPERLINK "https://www.wikiwand.com/pl/Wojew%C3%B3dztwo_sandomierskie_(I_Rzeczpospolita)" \o "" regions [6] . Among the most famous families using the Dębno coat of arms are the Oleśnicki [7] and Czaykowski [8] to name .

Dębno was also by ZbigniewOleśnicki[9] used .

Description of the Coat of Arms

Historical description

One of the pages ofJanDługosz 's manuscriptswith descriptions of Polish coats of arms

JanDługosz(1415–1480) blazes the coat of arms and describes the coat of arms as follows [4] :

I damage the white cross, which at its extreme angle entwines three white bands like a star, called lankoczy in the red field . The Polish lineage, of which, while a certain man came into Tatar captivity, had sired sons and daughters to many women of the Tatar race, even after bringing them with him on his return, they seemed to have been of a Tatar nature and form . The men in this house are daring, crazy and gluttonous.

Jan Długosz , The Regalia or Jewels of the King and Queen of Poland

After translating:

Dębno, a white cross, under which at the end in the corner three white horns are worn like a star called the glove in a red field. A Polish family from which a man was captured by the Tatars fathered sons and daughters by many women of the Tatar race, and when he returned with them he seemed to have a Tatar character and nature. The people of this house were brave, crazy and insatiable.

Jan Długosz , The Regalia or Jewels of the King and Queen of Poland

Kasper Niesiecki , citing historical works including SzymonOkolski, WojciechKojałowiczand BartoszPaprocki, gives a description [10] :

Above the shield should be a white cross, elongated in width and length, below it on the left, whiteabdication in the field, red code with coat of arms and crown, a church cross between two buffalo horns.

Kasper Niesiecki, Herbarz Polski , Part III

Contemporary description

The modern description is as follows[a] :

Onthe shield in the red field a silver cross with the same gauntlet under the left shoulder.

In thegem between two hunting horns a three-leaf silver cross with rays between the arms.

Heraldic red labras , lined with silver.

Earliest Records

The coat of arms of Dębno was transferred to Lithuania by theHorodel Union Act in 1413. The Dębnów family was represented and tied to the document with their seal with the coat of arms of Dobiesław from Oleśnica . WojciechKorejwawas adopted [5] .

The earliest court entry from 1416.

The oldest seals: from 1406 Jan Oleśnicki , land judge, from 1422 by Zbigniew Oleśnicki , from 1426Zawisza Oleśnicki , from the Land of Sandomierz , from 1432 by Golimunt Nadobowicz , the starost of Samogitia , from 1500 by Jan Siennieński , chamberlain of Sandomierz [11] . The Lviv archives should also contain seals with this coat of arms: from 1431 Johann von Oleśnica , Grand Marshal of the Crown, and from 1464 Johann von Olesk [12] .

Dębno's coat of arms has been preserved in several manuscripts as a sign of its owner. Liber privilegerum vencrabilis ecclesise Cathedralis et dioecesis Cracoviensis , created after 1445, shows Zbigniew Oleśnicki , the Bishop of Kraków, adoring Mary with the Child on one of the sides, and the family crest next to it. Also his pontificate from about 1430 was adorned with this coat ofarms .

The earliest local heraldic source mentioning this coat of arms is the insignia mentioned earlier seu Clenodia Regis et Regni Poloniae , dated 1464–1480. The author of this work is a Polish historian JanDługosz[14] .

display development

All medieval records generally describe the coat of arms as a cross and within it a gauntlet. The colors of the coat of arms and the position of the gauntlet in relation to the cross were only to be described by Długosz in Juwelen: "A white cross, under whose left arm a white gauntlet in a red field". This coat of arms is established in this form on later seals, tombstones and coats of arms. The oldest images of the Dębno coat of arms on seals and tombstones from the first half of the 15th century show great freedom in placing the shackle in the coat of arms: the seal of Jan Oleśnicki , the Kraków provincial magistrate from 1406 a shackle under the right - heraldic - arm of the cross, on the monument of his brother, Voivode of Sandomierz , Dobiesław of Oleśnica in the church in Siena, on the shield at the feet of the knight, the gauntlet is over the left shoulder of the cross, although on the banner of St. Zygmunt, her position is normal, i.e. under the left arm[3] . Herbaria Bergshammer , jewels they represent Dębno in the same way, ie in the red field there is a white cross with a white glove under the left arm [13] .

The jewel of the coat of arms appears on the seals of 1406 Jan of Oleśnica and 1422 of Zbigniew Oleśnicki . The imprints of the seal and the description of the seal of the Sandomierz governor from 1451 by Jan Zamoyski show that the Dębno jewel was tautological. The jewel in the herby of Polish chivalry by Bartosz Paprocki presents itself differently : on a helmet topped with a crown, between two horns, a cross ending with a three-leaf clover[13] .

etymology

According toWladyslaw Semkowicz is the call to " Dębno" belongs to the group of eminently topographical announcements. This is confirmed by the fact that in 1416 there was a knight Wawrzyniec from Dębno with the Dębno coat of arms. There are about a dozen villages named Dębno (one of which may have given rise to the name of the coat of arms) in Poland, but in the country of Sandomierz , associated with the earliest history of this family, there are currently three villages of that name: at Lasocin on the Vistula (no connection with this family), near Raków (in the 15 Świętokrzyskie monastery (possible connections with Dębno). There should also be the fourth village Dębno in the Sandomierz region , which doesn't exist anymore today (it was near Ocin , near the village of Góry Vysokie ; probably connected with Dębny ). It is not possible to determine which village gave the family name its name, [3] .

coat of arms legend

The coat of arms legend should be described by Bartosz Paprocki in the Nest of Virtues[15] :