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

Werner Zurek

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This is a hodgepodge of a disorderly, systematically arranged collection of Polish nobility. On these pages you will learn everything about: descent, nobility, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herbalism, information, literature, names, aristocratic files, nobility, personal history, Poland, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, knights, Poland, herbarz. Conglomeration, translations into: English, German, French. Dies ist ein Sammelsurium einer ungeordneten, systematisch geordneten Sammlung des polnischen Adels. Auf diesen Seiten erfahren Sie alles über: Abstammung, Adel, Adelsliteratur, Adelsnamenendungen, Adelsverband, Genealogie, Bibliographie, Bücher, Familienforschung, Forschung, Genealogie, Geschichte, Heraldik, Heraldik, Kräuterkunde, Informationen , Literatur, Namen, Adelsakten, Adel, Personengeschichte, Polen, Szlachta, Wappen, Wappenforschung, Wappenliteratur, Adel, Ritter, Polen, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, Übersetzungen in: Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch. Il s'agit d'un méli-mélo d'une collection désordonnée et systématiquement organisée de la noblesse polonaise. Sur ces pages, vous apprendrez tout sur : l'ascendance, la noblesse, la littérature aristocratique, les terminaisons de noms aristocratiques, l'association aristocratique, la généalogie, la bibliographie, les livres, la recherche familiale, la recherche, la généalogie, l'histoire, l'héraldique, l'heraldique, l'herboristerie, l'information, la littérature, les noms, dossiers aristocratiques, noblesse, histoire personnelle, Pologne, Szlachta, armoiries, recherche d'armoiries, littérature d'armoiries, noblesse, chevaliers, Pologne, herbarz. Conglomération, traductions en : anglais, allemand, français.

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

TitelseiteCoat of arms abdication (vol. 2 p. 1-7)Coat of Arms of Białoskórski (Vol. 2 p. 125)The Eagle (Vol. 7 p. 128)Horseshoe (Vol. 7 p. 346)Nakielski (Vol. 6 p. 510)TitelWappen Abdank (Bd. 2 S. 1-7)Wappen von Białoskórski (Bd. 2 S. 125)Der Adler (Bd. 7 S. 128)Hufeisen (Bd. 7 S. 346)Nakielski (Bd. 6 S. 510)Jarzębiński des Wappens von Dąbrowa (Bd. 4 S. 449)Abdication des armoiries (vol. 2 p. 1-7)Armoiries de Białoskórski (Vol. 2 p. 125)L'Aigle (Vol. 7 p. 128)Fer à cheval (Vol. 7 p. 346)Nakielski (Vol. 6 p. 510) - 1Titel - 1Abdication des armoiries (vol. 2 p. 1-7) - 1Armoiries de Białoskórski (Vol. 2 p. 125) - 1L'Aigle (Vol. 7 p. 128) - 1Fer à cheval (Vol. 7 p. 346) - 1Nakielski (Bd. 6 p. 510)Jarzębiński des Wappens von Dąbrowa (Bd. 4 p. 449)Impressum

The noble Polish family Bialoskorski.

Die adlige polnische Familie Bialoskorski.

Bialoskorski . In blue, a silver horseshoe, open at the bottom, studded with a golden cross at the top, with an eagle's foot inside the horseshoe ; Helmet ornaments: three ostrich feathers , blue, green and red. Previously they used the Dabrowa coat of arms .

Białoskórski of the Abdication Coat of Arms (Vol. 2 p. 124-125)

Białoskórski of the Abdication Coat of Arms . Some people moved to Ruthenia from Płock . Of these, Jan Cześnik signed Halicki from 1569, the deputy of the Ruthenian province, the union of Lithuania with the crown. Constitute. fol . 171. The same was afterwards a charterer to the crown and a royal captain, a husband just born to go to sea. John in the Przemyśl region in 1697. Wojciech Stolnik of Lemberg in 1604. Monim . Collection lion.

Coat of arms abdication (vol. 2 p. 1-7)

Abdication Coat of Arms . Paprocki on coat of arms fol . 158 describes him like this. There are white areas, red in the field. Others say that the letter M fiesta has been turned on its head and not repeated. It is best to recognize who is using Kromer lib . 5. will say; that there is a letter W. It is common to Poland and all Slovaks, in the red field a crown over the helmet and also in the crown; second letter. Okolsky Tom. 1st fol . 1st and Potocki coat of arms collection. Bielski .

Some, like Bielski fol . 30. Potocki , the beginning of this coat of arms, until the times of Grach or Krakus , the former Polish monarch to whom the city of Kraków concedes both his name and the elements of foundation are extended on this occasion. On the Wawel , where Kraków Castle now stands, from the side where it stands on the Vistula, the dragon appeared; which some call holophage , others god. The animal was poisonous: not only because the air was poisoned with its breath, but also [p. 2] from their hiding place to nearby streets or suburbs; a great defeat for man and beast, she could scarcely stuff herself to satiation if she could. Skuba named Skuba , a commoner, moved by the heavy loss of his neighbors, against a common enemy, devised such a ruse. The freshly flayed skin of a calf, with tar, brimstone, and a burning flame, so neatly laid that the beast did not know the treason until it was destroyed; and at the doorstep of the cave he threw it. In the morning she leaves hunger, follows the usual trail on the round, and what attacked her first, she swallowed completely. Meanwhile, the greasy matter, kindled by a hidden fire, ignited in such a great fire inside that, while drinking the Vistula quite liberally, it boiled water because it had half burst from it, and died. A witness of this is a deep cave, still in Cracow, in a hollow rock; as the dragon's mouth is called. Krakus then gave Skuba the initial of W., from the word " Snake ", also from Wawel , for the coat of arms as a reward for a happy diligence. I don't disagree with the story, but what is being said about Skuba seems suspicious; because Aldrovandus in Historia Serpentum and Draconum . Cromer lib . 5. Sarnicki-lib . 4. Dlugosz vol. 1. lib . 1. Miechovita and others, they agree that this dragon is glad and its defeat; however, no mention of Skuba 's fiancé, all done uniformly, credit this play to Krakus ' wit; so that this Długosz adds that after killing the noxious beast of his branch, Krakus the Liberator Patriae , glorified not only in oneself but also in strangers.

Father Parisiusz soc . Jesus in Mrs. such a guess about the beginning of this gem. The Romans on the frontier of the German Sarmatians, their ordinary armies spread out, they lie in winter to guard and insure their country, which can be easily discovered by various Roman historians; on condition that the Sarmatians held their frontiers against the Romans, it seems right and safe. Thus should every province or provinces be sent out with their district banners, to gird the rivers with populous shields; and on this occasion they acquired their nicknames from Albim Alemanni . And because furvarchen were brought to these lands by our Vistula or the Vandals , Colonel Skubów sent the banner of his province with this orderly, with the Slavic letter W., which begins the Vistula. Then he bravely appeared there and rebuked the Romans who had sailed out. Therefore, as a merit, the letter from W. to me and to my whole house [p. 3] for the honor bestowed upon him. He adds that Breslau, a city in Silesia that uses this letter in its coat of arms, acquired it from Skuba 's descendants . A really nice matrix: except that it doesn't endorse any author.

I'm sticking with Długosz : which is also supported by Rutka in Ms. that this jewel was given to Skuba , a brave man by nature; for the fact that he saw him in the eyes of his master, a strong skirmisher Alemann or a German, defeated: when it happened, the historian did not notice the time. What is certain is that it was still in the days of the pagan monarchs in Poland: for as soon as the Catholic faith pressed upon the Polish throne, the jewels of that house, seats in the Senate, were occupied; as you will see it. However, all our historians are sure that this coat of arms was named after his ancestor Skubów , and only in 1109 the variety became known for this reason. Bolesław the Wisemouth, John the Count of Góra, sent in an embassy to Henry the Emperor to be between him and Henryk to make peace: the Emperor showed him sharply: he promised peace, but nothing else, unless that the Poles would forever be his subjects; What if he frightened him even more, his treasure, that is, he presented the collections of his ancestors, adding: Hic perdomabit polanos . This real treasure will conquer Poland. Neither the threats nor the golden faces of the great count of the heart were frightened, but to put an end to the lord's imagination he threw his ring from his finger and said: aurum auro addimus : we add gold to gold; As if one knew by giving: It is useless to terrify with gold those men whose hand is a sword and whose heart is armed with valour. Henryk understood what had happened, he knew Jan's contempt for his wealth: and wanted to cover it with humanity, he said in German; Habdank , or thank you: henceforth, Count Skarbek , and his descendants: coat of arms. Abdanek called. Dlugosz-lib . 4. Cromer lib . 5 papr . in Stemmatibus fol . 159. Sarnicki-lib . 6,242. in the Hrodelski Privilege of King Jagiełło he is called Habdaniec Lasc . Stat. fol . 127

Jewel of the Habdank coat of arms .

Długosz says about them that erant solertes et viri magni .

Ankwicz , Bardziński , Beszewski , Białobrzeski , Białoskórski , Bieliński , Bogucki , Borowski, Borzykowski , Borzymiński , Bram, Buczacki , Budziszewski , Bystrzejowski , Chojeński ; [P 4] Choryński , Ciekliński , Czarkowski , Czelatycki , Dąbrowski , Dłoto , Dunikowski , Gastold , Haraburda , Jazłowiecki , Jugoszewski ; Kiełczowski , Klonowski , Kolaczkowski , Konarski , Kosowski , Kowalski, Koziatulski , Kozubski , Krobanowski , Kunicki , Leszczynski , Lewikowski , Lidzbinski , Magnuski , Malczewski , Malechowski , Mikołajewski , Miłkowski , Młynkowski , Obornicki , Oborski , Pękosławski , Piotraszewski , Przeborowski , Przeborowski Psarski , Radzanowski , Rajmir , Rogowski , Rogozinski , Roguski , Rudzki , Skarbek , Skoraszewski , Skuba , Słomowski , Starski , Suchodolski , Swoszowski , Sczyjeński , Tworzjański , Warszycki , WAŻeński , Wojenkowski , Wójewodzki , Wołczek .

Each of these is given special mention where it will fall alphabetically.

In addition to those mentioned here, the following families also incorporated the following families into the Coat of Arms:

Bejnart , Boleński , Borzymski , Czahorski , Dowgiał , Dowgiałowicz , Dworakowski , Eygird , Gambarzewski , Gembarzewski , Gorski, Hromyka Skarbek , Słomka Skarbek , Kaczycki , Kaimir , Koplewski , Kruszewski ; Krzywinski , Łasicki , Machowski , Puczniewski , Raduński , Rażek , Regowski , Wykowski . Starosiedliski , Starosielski , Telszewski , Toczyński , Trzebiński , Ustarbowski , Warakowski , Ważyński Skarbek , Wielobycki , Wołyński , Wójczyński scarbek ,

There are also six coats of arms originating from Abdanek : because this magnificent house in our crown spread its memorable works, the Polish thrones, while re-evaluating them and re-evaluating them, added ornaments to the jeweled letter. Machowski was placed half a lion over the helmet, which the same abdication is holding in his paws: which is also attributed to Buczacki and Jazłowiecki . In the coat of arms of Syrokomla , a cross is added to the letter W, and three ostrich feathers are attached to the helmet of the town of Abdanek . In the Iłgowski family from Abdanek , as if from a bow, an arrow through a ring [p. 5] engraved to the top: three ostrich feathers on the helmet. Abdication is seen in the Chalecki family , with a broken arrow pointing upwards: on a helmet, an arrow piercing a vulture or eagle's wing. The coat of arms of Krokwa , a rafter attached to Abdanek . The Sołtan in Abdanek had two crosses in a line and a star was hoisted at the top. Even the coat of arms of Dębno , abdication folded under his cross. We'll talk about each of them for their own sake, enough to mention here.

ancestors of this house.