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

Werner Zurek

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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021

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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 family Bratkowski. Die adlige polnische Familie Bratkowski.

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The noble Polish family Bratkowski.

Die adlige polnische Familie Bratkowski.

Bratkowski . In red a silver horseshoe, which has been pierced horizontally with a sword, after reaching for the left side, gradually a silver arrow from above vertically; to the left and right of the arrowhead, the horseshoe is each studded with a silver palm branch; Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. These coats of arms lead the:

Bratkowski and Braun.

Bratkowski . ( Czarnkowski , Łęczuch , Nałęczyta , Pomłość ), Polish coat of arms.

In the red field - a slack or silver fold that forms a circle with the ends down. In the jewel between the deer horns - a knee-length maid in a red dress with a white headband, who holds on to the horns with both hands. Varieties of V.

• Earliest mentions:

One of the oldest Polish coats of arms, derived from the rune watchtower by Franciszek Piekosiński . According to some heraldists, it was likely originally represented by a lintel (a bundle of harvested grain) formed in a circle with the ends folded over one another. Later performances from the 15th introduced the binding of the ends and also turned a bundle of grain into a shawl1.

As is known from the yearbook of the Poznan Chapter from the beginning of the 14th century, the Nałęcz family was ashamed when they helped murder another noble family of Tsaremba from Greater Poland on February 8, 1296 at the castle (not today in Rogoźno ) of the Polish king Przemysł II Piastowicz (1257-1296) exist. This course of history is given by Jan Długosz himself: "There are those who claim that certain Polish lords and knights of the Nałęcz and Zaręba coat of arms , who helped in the murder of the aforementioned King Przemysław , knew about him and about the plans Participation of the above-mentioned margraves ". It's about the main perpetrators of the murder of German Brandenburgers. Needless to say, how great the person of the Polish king was. What a family that dares to raise their hand to the majesty (in the Middle Ages the image of God) the king - the restorer, supposedly the revival of the Polish crown, i.e. the Polish state. The Nałęczs later became notorious, such as the uprising of Maciek Borkowic of the Zaremba family during the reign of Casimir the Great (1352) and the betrayal of Wincenty von Szamotuły of the Nałęcz family under Władysław Łokietek . 1343. As a result of the Horodel Union , which was transferred to Lithuania in 1413 (the coat of arms was adopted by the Lithuanian boyar Koczan , the Poznan voivod , Sędziwój from Ostrog , and the Poznan judge Mikołaj from Czarnków ).

• Herbowni :

Andrzejowski , Baczkowski , Badoracki , Baranowski, Batoloni , Batycki , Bąklewski , Beklewski , Benglewski , Berski , Bethune, Będoński , Bęklewski , Biela Stankowski , Bielański , Bierzwiecki Bojarski , Bolochowiec , Bolkonski , Bołochowiec , Bonczakowski , Borsza , Borszowicz , Bortkiewicz , Bortkowicz , Borzchowski , Bratkowski , Brodzki , Brudzewski , Brzański , Brzozdowski , Buczek , Buczi , Chmar , Chmara , Chmiel , Chodakowski, Chomiąski , Chomięcki , Chwalibogowski , Chwat , Cichocki , Ciechanowicz , Ciechocki , Ciepieński , Ciepiński , Ćwikliński , Czarnkowski , Czasoński , Dabrowski , Dersztorff , Ditrich , Dłuski , Dobaczewski , Dobrosławski , Dołągowski , Domasławski , Domasłowski , Domosławski , Donajski , Dowolg , Thu Volgo , Drochiński , Drohiciński , Drohiczyński , Drohiński , Droyczewski , Drużbicki , Drzewiecki Borsa , Dworczyński , Dwornicki , dvornik , Dybczyński , Dybowski , Dybrzyński , Dyczyński , Dylądowski , Dylągowski , Dylkiewicz , Dzbrzewański , Dzierżykrajski , Dzierżykrajski , Dzierżykrajski , Dzierżykrajski , Dzwonowski , Dżugay , enko , Felner , Felnerowicz , Filip Niemiecki , Fortuna, Gardoliński , Gartkiewicz , Gasperowicz , Gawarecki , Gawin , Gawłowski , Gembicki , Gigański , Gilbaszewski , Gimbut , Gimbutowicz , Ginalski , Giżycki , Głowski Gołoszewski , Gołyszewski , Gorawski , Gorzeński , Górzyński , Gosławski , Gostomski , Goszczyński , Gowarecki , Gorski , Graff, Grąbczewski , Grochala , Grocholski , Grochowalski , Grodziecki , Grodzitzowski , Iłłowiecki , Iłowiecki , Imbir , Imbram , Imbramowicz , Jabłoński , Jakusz , Jałowicki , Jamontt , Janowski , Jarczewski , Jar Gowski , Jarzymski , Jasielski , Jawecki , Jawiecki , Jaworski, Jeleniewski , Jeleński , Jeliński , Jełowicki Bukojemski , Jełowicz , Jeżewski de witk , Jezowski , Jędrychowski , Jędrzejewski , Jedrzejowski Kampiery , Kaniewski , Karczewski , Karpowski , Kawałowski , Kazanecki , Kazanski , Kazdajlewicz , Kąsinowski , Kembijowski , Kębłowski , Kęszycki , Kibaleński , Kiełbasa , Kieetelk , Kissiński Kobel Nicki , Koczanowicz , Koleński , , Komornicki , Komorowski, Korkuc , Koroza , Korzanowicz , Korzeniowski , Kosieło , Kostecki , Koszczyński , Koźmian , Kraskowski , Kraszkowski , Kruchowski , Kruszkowski , Kublewski , Kuczan , Kunowski , Kupraszewicz , Lekczyński , Lesicki , Lesiecki , Lewiecki , Lezeński , Leziński , Leźnicki , Leżański , Leżeński , Leżniki , Leżyński , Lipka, Lippi, Liszak , Lubodziejski , Lubodzieski , Ludicki , Ludicki , Łąka , Łękiński , Łękowski , Łoniecki , Łoniewski , Łowecki , Łowiecki , Łowicki , lowinski , desire , Łuszczewski , Majewski, Malicz Malinowski, Malski , Małachowski , Małyski , Modlick , Molski , Monczyński , Morawski Dzierżykraj , Moszczeński , Moszczyński , Mos zyński , Mrocki , Mroczkowski , Mrozowski , Mulewski , Muszyński , Myslowski , Nakielski , Nalaskowski , Nałęcz , Napachański , Nieniewski , Nieniński , Niesiołowski , Niesłuchowski , Nieświatowski , Niniewski , Nojewski , Norejkowicz , Noreykowicz , Nosadowski , Nowodworski , Nowopolski , Obiezierski , Objezierski , Obolewicz , Odrzywskiski , Papuskowski , Parczewski , Parol , Parskliński , Parszchliński , Parul , Parzkliński , Petraszkiewicz , Pęcherzewski , Pęchorzewski , Piegłowski , Pietraszkiewicz , Pietrusiński , Pilawski , Pocki Poklekowski , Polaski , Polenski , Poluchowicz , Polaski , Polawski , Połazki , Popielski , Poradziński , Porzyński , post office, Posth , Potarzycki , Prusimski , Pruszyński , Przedwieczorski , Przedzyński Przywieczerzyński , Pulnarowicz , Pułczyński , Putkowski , Pycz , Pyczyński , Raczyński , Radaczyński , Radzicki , Rajewski , R. Amatowski , Regacki , Regmont , Regmunt , Rogaski , Rostworowski , Rozwarowski , Rudnicki, Rumbo , Rumbowicz , Runowski , Rusian , Russian, Russian, Russyna , Rychłowski , Sakhnovsky , Sadokierski , Sadomski , Sadowski, Sernicki , Setnicki , Sianożęcki , Sieprawski Sierzchowski , Sitański , Skaławski , Skalecki , Skałocki , Skaryszewski , Skomorowski , skos , Skrobaczewski , Skubaczewski , Skubaszewski , sławieński , Sławiński , Słonkowski , Sobieszczański , Sobocki , Socha, Sosnowski , Sozanski , Sozanski , Stadnikiewarczewski , Starorypogrodzki , Stańczyk , Stańczyk , Stańczyk , Stańczyk , Stańczyk , Stańczyk Stawiarski , Stawinski , Stempniewicz , Stromiło , Strumiłło , Strumiło , Strumiłowski , Sulicki , Suradowski , Suski , Swarczewski , Swaryszewski , Swaryszowski , Sypkowski , Szadokierski , Szamotulski , Szamotuła , Szlagowski , Szubiński , Szujski , Szuyski , Szberwarzyszowski , Szberwarzyszowski , Szberwarzyszowski , Szberwarzyszowski Świdwa , Świeprawski , Tański , Tessarowski , Tholibowski , Timiński , Tłukomski , Tokbowski , Tolbowski , Tolibowski , Toplicki , Topolski , Trawiński , Trzeyeński , Trzyeński , Tulibowski , Tupalski , Tupolski , Tuskiewicz , Tuszyński , Tymiński , Tyrzyński , Udrycki , Udrzycki , Udzielski , Uszak , Watkiewicz , Watkowski , Wąssowski Wikowski , Wilkszycki , Wilxycki , We, Wisłogórski , Wittk , Włyński , Wodecki , Wojciechowski, Wojnicz , Wojniesławski , Wojno , Wojnowski , Wojsławski , Woynicz , Woyniesławski , Woynoz Złotopolski , ickabicki , Żarczyński , Żołądkowski , Żołątkowski , Żołędkowski , Żurawski , Żwanowski , Żydowski

Bratkowski . Bojno , Bujno , Pesze , Pęszno , Szeptyc , Korwin , Corvin , Ślepy Wron - Polish coat of arms.

On the azure blue field, a silver horseshoe points with the shoulder upwards, on the horseshoe shoulder a gold bachelor's cross with a black raven turned to the right with a gold ring in its beak. In the jewel is the same raven with a ring.

• Earliest mentions:

1224, 1238, coat of arms from the reign of Conrad I of Mazovia

• In medieval court records, this coat of arms appears under the name Bujny or Night Heron in 1399 at the earliest .

Relief from the Krasiński Palace in Warsaw. The triumph of Marcus Valerius Corvinus

Herbowni

Adziewicz , Andziewicz , Audziewicz , Awdziewicz , Bagieński , Bagiński , Bagnicki , Binkowski, Baraniecki , Barański , Barszczewski , Bejnarowicz , Benza , Berliński , Bibełowicz , Bigoszewski , Bogi Borysewicz , Bonasewicz , Bonasewicz , Bonasiewicz Borzymowski , Boski , Bossowski , Bratkowski , Broleński , brodnicki , bread Stankowski , Browiński , Bruszewski , Brużewicz , Brzeski, Brzostowski , Bueniem , Buczeń , Buczyński , Chaliński , Charbowski , Charbowski , Charbowski , Chełmoński , Chodzewski , Chojnowski , Chryzoln , Chrzczonowicz , Chszczonowski , Chudzewski , Ciarnowski , Ciecierski , Ciprski , Czaczkowski , Czajkowski , Czaczkowski , Czajkowski , ki , Czekotowski , Czerwiakowski , Dachnowski , Daczewski , Darowski , Darowski , Werycha , Dęby , Dobkowski , Dobrowolski , Dowdorowicz , Dowkont , Drągowski , Dr.

Silva Rerum from the Krassowski family , Ślepowron coat of arms from the Drohickie region in Podlasie 1763

Duchnowski , Dudorowicz , Dworakowski , Dybowski , Dziczkujec , Dziedzic , Dziekuński , Dzielski , Dziwulski , Faśkiewicz , Fialkowski , Fijałkowski , Filichowski , Filipowski , Filipkowski , Filochowski Gąsiorowski , Gąsowicz , Gendźwiłł , Gęsiewski , Giegnatki , Giegniątko , Gierdziejewski , Gierlach , Glinka, Glinka , Gliński , Głaczyński , Głuszczyński , Głyszyński Gryziewicz , Gumkowski , Gumowski , Good, Guth, Gutkowski , Gutowski, Gutt, Hałuszczyński , Harbaszewski , Harbowski , Hawryluk , Hładunowicz , Horbaszowski , Horodziński , Hościło , Idzinski , Idźkowski , Jagosznizt Jaruzelski , Jasiewski , Jastrzębski , Jaszewiski , Jaszewski , Jerużalski , Jodoło , Josiewski , Jórski , Junkiewic z, Jurgielewicz , Jurski , Jurzyc , Jurzyk , Juszkiewicz , Juszkowicz , Juściński , Kabok , Kabot , Kalenczyński , Kalinowski, Kaluchniewicz , Kamecki , Kamieński , Karnecki , Karulewicz , Karwowski Klusza , Kłopotowski , Kochanowski , Kochaniecki , Kochnowski , Kochowicz , Kokoszczyński , Koln arski , Komar , Komarczewski , Komarczowski , Komarzewski , Komecki , Komocki , Kończyński , Konczyski , Kopcewicz Kosma , Kowalczyk, Kownacki , Kozlowski , Krasinski , Krasowski , Krassowski , Krażyński , Krokowski , Kropiewnicki , Kroszczyński , Krukowski , Krupiański , Krzemieniewski , Krzewski , Krzymowski , Księżkuli , Kulka, Kuliński , Kurant, Kurovskiy , Kurp , Kurpiewski , Kwir , Kwiro , Kuźma , Lamiecki , Lenarski , Lenart, Leniewicz , Leontowicz , Leźnicki , Ligiejko , Likowsk i, Liniewicz , Lipczyński , Lipiak , Liping , Lipink , Lissowski , Lubowicki , Lutosławski , Lutostański , Ładnowski , Łaniecki , Łaściszewski , Ławnyrowicz , Łopuski , Łopuszyński , Łowicki , Łowiecki , Łowkiański , Łupianka , Łupieński , Lupinski , Łykoski , Łykeciński , ly Malewski , Malinowski, Małujewicz , Marecki , Marmakiewicz , Matyszewski , Matański , Matecki , Matejko , Maternicki , Madenicki , Medunicki , Meduniewski ,

The coat of arms in the castle of Corvinus

Medyniecki , Miełkowski , Mier Stankowski , Mieroszewski , Mieszerawski , Mikucki , Mikuta , Milejko , Milejkowicz , Milewski, Mileyko , Milkowski, Miłkowski , Miłobęcki , Miłobędzki , Miłodrowski , Mirkowski Morzkowski Mosiecki , Mościcki , Mościeczny , Mrokowski , Mrowczewski , Mrzeski , Mrzewski , Nasierowski , Nasiorowski , Nasurowski , Nasutowski , Niesiorowski , Niestoimski , Niestojemski , Nosek , Nowakowski, Nowdzialski , Pański , Papa, Papieński , Papiński , Pawłowski , Oktober, Perka , Perko , Perkowski , Petrozelin , Pęsa , Pietnicki , Pęza , Pienicki , Pęza , Pienicki Piętka , Pigienicki , Piotrowski, Piski, Piskowski , Piszkowski , Pziewki , Pokłoński , Pomianowski , Popławski , Potocki, Potyralski , Powiatowski , Prątnicki , Pryłowski , Przełomiński , Przełomski , Przełucki , Przestrzelski , Przyborowski , Przyłuck I Przysiorowski , Ptasiński , Puchalski , Pudernia , Puklicz , Pułacki , Pułaski , Puławski , Puzielewicz , Pyszczowski , Rabe, Raczyński , Rajzner , Ramański , R amocki , Ratyński , Rayczyński , Rączka , Rogalski novel, Romański , Romaszkowicz , Romejko , Romeyko , Romocki , Rosalski , Rosiński , Rossalski , Rostocki , Roszeyko , Rozanowicz , Rozbicki , Rożanowicz , Rudziewski , Rumocki , Rybałtowski Smulski , Sarnacki , Sarnecki , Sarnicki , Sawicki, Sczucki , Sergijevski , Siedmiogrodzki , Siehiejewicz , Sierhejewicz , Sierhiejewicz Scibor , Sipniewicz , Sipniewski , Siromski , Skibniewski , Skorupka , Skowroński , Skowron , Skrodzki , Skrodzowski , Skomierczyński , Skomierczyński , Skomierczyński , Skomierczyński , Sokowicz , Spadowski , Spandowski , Stalewski , Starzyński , Stąpaczewski , Stochalski , Suchodolec , Suchodolski , Suchopiątek , Sulczyński , Symborski , Syromski , Szabuniewicz , Szaszewski , Szczuck I Szemborski , Szempleński , Szempliński , Szeptyc , Szepietowski , Szeplewski , Szerenos , Szeronos , Szlubowski , Szmurlo , Szmigiero , Szwander , Szwedowski , Szymanowski , Szymanowski Korwin , Szymańki , Szymmanowski , Ślepow Ronski , Ślubowski , Śniciński , Śnieciński , Świderski , Święcki , Tara Stankowski , Taraszkowski , Tatarowski , Terajewicz , Terajowicz , Topczewski , Trębicki , Trojnicki , Truskolaski , Truskolawski , Truskoleśny , Truszkowski , Trzciński , Trzyciński , Tyborowski , Uyszarski , Uyszarski , Uyszarski , Walczak , Wasianowicz , Wasilewski, Wawrzecki , Wąsowicz-Dunin , Wąż , Wdziekuński , Wereszczatyński , Wędrychowski , Wiercieński , Wierciński , Wierzbicki , Wierzbicki Korwin , Wierzchowski Victor, Wilkęski , Wilkowski , Wojsiatycz , Wojsznarowicz , Wołkiejsko , Wolroński , Wroboylewko , Wolroński , Wroboylewko , Wroboylewko Wroblewski , Wróżbita , Wyczałkowski , Wyczółkowski , Wyrzykowski, Wyskowski , Wyszkowski , Wyżykowski , Xiężopolski , Zabawski , Zaleski , Zatorski , Zawadzki, Zawadzki, Zawałkiewicz , Zawidzki , Złotogórski , Zuk , Zyra , achelachowski , ZERA , Żero , Zmijewski , Żmijowski , Żuk , Żyłłok , Żyra , Zywult

The website ornatowski.com lists 676 surnames that use this coat of arms. For many of the names mentioned, we notice an almost identical spelling, e.g. B. Bonasewicz - Bonasiewicz , Jagoszewski - Jaguszewski , Liping - Lipink . It's the same last name. Over the course of many centuries, names were often passed on orally and written down with minor deviations.

Some representatives

Bratkowski . (Drag) - coat of arms of the nobility.

The Sas coat of arms is available in different variants, the most important of which are:

• Sas I: On the blue field a golden crescent moon with the shoulder down over it - between two golden stars - a silver arrow pointing upwards. There are seven peacock feathers in the jewel, pierced to the left by a silver arrow

• Sas II: On the red field a golden crescent moon with the shoulder down over it - between two golden stars - a silver arrow upwards. There are seven peacock feathers in the jewel, pierced with a silver arrow pointing to the right

• Both types are also available in counting variants with additional crowns and holders.

Your own coat of arms is a less common variety:

• Garczyński : On the blue field a golden crescent moon, underneath a silver arrow between two golden stars. There are four ostrich feathers in the jewel

Earliest records

The coat of arms of Hungarian origin, probably in connection with the Wallachians, which were deposited by Hungarian kings in the Maramures district from the 13th century . to create a defense system against the Tatars . In Halych Ruthenia , the first representatives of the Saxon family - Dragas, descendants - appeared in 13591.

The trace of the Wallachian origin of the coat of arms is contained in the legend of the coat of arms that Kasper Niesiecki presented in his coat of arms and that the Saxons derived from the Wallachian Count Wanczałuch , who was also called Wańcza Wołoszyn and was to receive extensive grants near Turka in the 15th century . Century.

In Poland, he was associated with the Wallachian families (mainly the Dragas-Saxon family) - among the several hundred families who used this coat of arms, most were expelled from Moldova and Wallachia, which settled as late as the 13th or even 12th centuries in Halych Ruthenia . These relocations were an attempt to create a coherent defense system against Tatar invasions, as well as to introduce a new kind of pastoralism in unused lands. The first data on the Sas coat of arms as the Polish coat of arms come from the year 1253, a necessary source. In 1262 the Drohomirecki family of the Sas coat of arms was recorded, which came from Rus and was a necessary source. According to Franciszek Piekosiński , the earliest mention of this coat of arms in Poland dates back to the 15th century, and the first surviving image on the seal dates back to 14642. Most of the families are mostly East Galician parish leagues, although there were also some significant families from other regions of Poland like Jędryczek from Opole.

The origin of the name of the coat of arms is unclear. According to one of the theories, the name of the Dragas Saxons is derived from the first or last name of the governor of Saxon, a descendant of Draga, who came from the family that ruled Moldova on behalf of Hungary. The eastern border of Hungary, especially the Transylvanian country, was inhabited by many Saxon settlers. Perhaps an echo of the Wallachian family relations with German family settlers is precisely the word " Sas ", which was originally a nickname and later became the name of the entire family3.

The theory developed by lawyer Kostrzewski refers to the name Sas (read from the Hungarian Shash ), alternatively from English. Wallachia from the word " Zazz " (Kadlec) source needed. In Hungarian the word means "eagle". "Dragon" in turn means - dear, loved, priceless. The Hungarian origin of the name is the history of the Vlachs connected migration. According to him, however, it was completely wrong to associate this name with the German Saxons - hence the most likely misnomer for Wallachia - "Germanic brothers", although in the places where they had come so far, i.e. Romania and today's Slovakia, Ab In the 12th century, Saxon settlements developed, which gave a settlement impulse during the reigns of Casimir the Great and Louis of Hungary. In Hungary, the same coat of arms (sometimes mapped ) with a golden arrow) since the 15th century. The Dragffy family is expanding , which confirms the Hungarian origin of the coat of arms, especially if the name is similar to the alternative name of the Sas coat of arms .

Coat of arms of Jan Daniłowicz , Sas coat of arms (1605). Heraldic cartouche at the castle in Olesko (Ukraine)

Herbowni

• Sas I: Aleksandrowicz , Arszenic , Asłamowicz , Baczewski , Baczyński , Bacowski , Badowski , Balicki , Bandrowski , Baniewicz , Baraniecki , Bejowski , Berezovsky , Biernacki , Bereźnicki , Biliński , Błażewicz , Błażski Bryliński vel Baryliński , Brześćński , Brzeski, Buchowski, Buszyński , Charewicz , Chechłowski , Chlopicki , Chodkowski , Chrustowski , Ciemierzyński , Cieszkowski , Czajka , Czajkowski , Czapiewski , Czarnowski, Czapnski , Dunajewski , Duszyński , Dwernicki , Dziedzicki , Dzieduszycki , Dziędziel , Faliński , Fugowski , Gaczynski , Grabowiecki , Gwozdecki , Hanilecki , Hodoryski , Hołyński , Hordyński , Gorodetsky Jasieński , Jasinski , Jaworski, Jurkiewicz , Kaczkowski , Kaminski , Kanofojski , Karczyński , Kędzierski , Klodnicki , Koblański , K. Obylański , Komarnicki (Graf), Komorowski, Korczyński , Koronczewski , Kotecki , Kozlowski , Krasowski , Krechowski , Krechowiecki , Kropiwnicki Kruszelnicki , Krynicki , Krzeczkowski , Kulczycki , Kunicki , Lucki , LU czycki , Łukawiecki , Maculewicz , Malitowski , Manasterski , Matkowski , Manczak , Medyński , Mikulski , Molitowski , Mościszewski , Nahujowski , Nanowski , Nehrebecki , Niedzielski , Nowakowski, Nowosieli , Pawlik, Pawlikowski , Płoszański , Podgórski , Podhorodecki , Pohorecki , Podlesiecki , Podwysocki , Pohorodecki , Popiel , Prusinowski , Radziewicz , Rastawiecki , Rozlucki , Roźniatowski , Rubinowski , Rudnicki, Rybnicki , Ryboteśniewski , Rzodlicki , Rzodlicki , Rzodlicki , Rzodlicki , Rzodlicki , Rzodlicki , Sarnowski , Saski , Sasulicz , Semkowicz , Serednicki , Sernowski , Siarczyński , Sielecki , Siemasz , Siemigniowski , Skotnicki , Skulski , Smereczańs ki , Smolnicki , Smuk , Sozanski , Stanisławski , Staszkiewicz , Strutynski , Stryjski , Strzelbicki , Stupnicki , Sulatycki , Swaryczewscki , Szandrowski , Szeptycki , Szpakowski , Szumało , Szumiłi Towarnicki , Trojanowski , Turczyński , Turecki , Turzański , Tustanowski , Tychowski , Tymowski , Tyssowski , Tyszewicz , Uh ernicki , Uhrynowski , Uniatycki , Urbański , Uruski , Wasilkowski , Wasylkiewicz , Winnicki , Wołosiecki , Worytko , Koniecobocki , Wysoczański , Wysokiński , Wyszyński , Zapłatński , Zatwarnicki mod.

• Sas II variety

• Biliński variety

• Garczyński variety

Famous heraldry

Józef Dwernicki from Sa's coat of arms. General of Poland, cavalry commander in the November Uprising. He was born on March 19, 1779 in Warsaw. He died on November 23, 1857 in Łopatyn in Galicia.

Marian Aleksander Baraniecki von Sas Wappen - Polish mathematician, professor at Jagiellonian University. Born on December 8, 1848 in Warsaw, died on February 25, 1895 in Krakow.

Andrzej Tymowski , Sas coat of arms - sociologist, professor at Warsaw University. Member of the Center for Research on Ancient Traditions in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe at the University of Warsaw, Director of International Programs. Born on December 22nd, 1922 in Łódź , died on October 15th, 2002.

Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowiczowa - Polish painter. (1857-1893).

Julian Dunajewski - Rector of Jagiellonian University, Professor of Economics, President of Cracow, Minister of Finance of Austria. The younger brother of Bishop Albin Dunajewski .

Albin Dunajewski from the Sas coat of arms - the Bishop of Krakow. Born on March 1, 1817 in Stanisławów . He died in Krakow on June 19, 1894.

Włodzimierz Dzieduszycki from the Sas coat of arms.

Bohdan Sas- Jaworski - rider, Olympian .

Jan Sas Zubrzycki ( 1860-1935 ) - architect.

Władysław Ignacey Wisłocki von Sas Wappen (1841–1900), professor at the Jagiellonian University, bibliographer, curator of the Jagiellonian Library.

Symbols

• Crescent - occurs among the Saracens from whom the Turks adopted him. From them it was used by the Crusaders as a symbol of hope and great glory. It is also a symbol of faith, loyalty, hope, happiness, and family happiness. In magical rites it symbolizes mystery and silver.

• Star - Usually it indicates the pursuit of the target according to the principle "Per aspera ad astram ". It's an attribute of freedom, inspiration, and ambition. The six-pointed star means sublime deeds, a sure conductor.

• The arrow - The custom of using it may also come from the Crusades. . It could mean someone who took part in a fight without hesitation, no matter how it ended, and especially military readiness, speed.

• Blue - This color symbolizes justice, loyalty, steadfastness, and vigilance. Patriotism, piety, trust. Brotherkowski . ( Parcaria , Parvus Sus , Porcaria Sus , Proctaria , pig's head), coat of arms.

Świnka's coat of arms in the castle in Baranów Sandomierski

• Description of the coat of arms:

On the red field the head of a black boar with silver tusks, underneath a hand that holds it by the lower jaw in a blue sleeve. A woman in a heraldic jewel in a white dress with loose hair.

• Earliest mentions:

As a result of the Horodel Union, he was transferred to Lithuania in 1413.

Coat of arms of the Silesian Świnków (from Schweinichen )

• Herbowni :

Bleszynski , Bogusławski , Bratkowski , Cholawski , Czacki , Czaczkowski , Czajewski , Danewicz , Dewknetowicz , Dewknotowicz , Dowknotowicz , Dziwosz , Gawroński , Grabianowski , Grzebski , Grzękski Kaminski , Kania, Krzczonanowski , Krzczonowski , Krzyżanowski , Malborski, Mączeński , Mączyński , Michelsdorf, Mikuszewski , Pęgłło , Piotrowski, Podbrzeski , Pomorzański , Porkus ( Prokus ), Wierzycki , Zajączek , Zieliński

Jakub Świnka , Bogusławscy

• See also: heraldry, heraldry, list of coats of arms

• Dynastic genealogy

• Unknown Polish nobility and their coats of arms - Wiktor Wittyg

Bratkowski . ( Przegonia ) - Polish coat of arms.

Description of coat of arms:

On the red field, between two golden crescent moons, with the shoulders turned towards each other, the same sword against the pole, in the jewel there is a half fire-breathing dragon, on which the same sword and the same crescent moons perpendicular to the mouth as on the shield

Earliest mentions:

There is a record from 1398 and a medieval seal from 1421 and 1424 by Piotr Wolfram, a Krakow canon.

This coat of arms is considered a variant of the Ostoja coat of arms due to its similarity and its location.

Herbowni :

Bartkowski , BATKOWSKI , Blizicki , Bortkiewicz , Bratkowski , Domaracki , Dulski , Dyako , Dzwonkowski , Epimach , Głodowski , Gołuski , Hryncewicz , Hryniewicki , Hryniewiecki , Hrynkiewicz , Huba , Howski Nićwieciński , Niewieściński , Nikonowicz , Odloczyński , Plewaka , Plewako , Przegaliński , Przepałkowski , Przezdomski , Sieracki , Strzegocki , Wietrzyński , Wolfram, Zakobielski , Zołczycki .

Bratkowski . Apart from those mentioned by Niesiecki in Volume II. There is also the coat of arms of Ślepowron and Sulima, which both Kuropatnicki and Małachowski quote.   

Bratkowski , Przegonia coat of arms . You write about it in Sandomierz and Ruthenia . Piotr and Jan of knightly people are mentioned by Okolski , but those times are in Lubelskie and Łęczyckie . Jakub from Bratkowice , heir in Gorzyczany , to whom his son Adam, his Gabriel, the Łukasz , the canons of Kujawski and Warmiński , from Zuzanna Wysocka , testified: his unforgettable affection for God, with which he founded Altaria and generously bestowed it: he died in 1629 and was buried in the Wroclaw Cathedral with Starow's tombstone. Monum . Back then . in Ep . Vladisl . The second son of Gabriel Jacek. Aleksander the town clerk of Łęczycki 1674. Jan Kanon von Kujawski 1680. Stefan in the province of Posen 1697. Kazimierz and Stanisław in Sandomierskie , probably not from the Ostoja coat of arms.           

Bratkowski from the Sas coat of arms, they write from Bereźnica , how do you know that they are in the same district as Bereźnica in the Przemyśl region . Jakub Bratkowski from Berezowska fathered Samuel and Jan Jakub, of whom Samuel died near Vienna. His brother Jan Jakub, who barely saved his life with a pierced Tatar arrow, thanked God for leaving that day, built two Orthodox churches, one in Klepacze , the other in Bohdaszów , but he served in the 1940s war Aleksandra Małachowska , Czerniechowska , Nałęcz coat of arms, he fathered with their three sons Mikołaj , the canon of Lviv, Jan the priest, Stanisław , the treasurer of Inflancki , an armored comrade, and his daughter Marcjanna , a nun of St. Bridget in the Lutsk monastery . One of them is Aleksander Bratkowski , a lieutenant at Ossoliński . His brother Michał these times. [S. 288]       

Bratkowski from the Świnka coat of arms . Baranowski testifies about those in the Sieradz Voivodeship and says that there are also districts with the Czackie Province . From these, Mikołaj Bratkowski took over his department in Bużenin and left descendants of sons and daughters from Maryna Ojrzanowska of the Junosza coat of arms.   

Wielądek is useful in the heraldry of the following Bratkowskis , with the addition that he does not know which coat of arms they belong to. Józef Bratkowski , a canon of Gniezno in 1743, member of the Crown Tribunal. Mikołaj in 1744, canon and deputy of the Kiev chapter, Ignacy Bratkowski , a delegate of the Krakow province to the election of King Stanisław August. Ludwik, the Staroste of Miklaszewski , wrote himself to be chosen from the Ruthenian province. Michał , the canon of Opoczyński . Onufry Bratkowski , Abbot of Uniejowski , Knight of the Order. Stanislaus. - -        

Kuropatnicki in §. V. in the excerpt apud tabulas regni Galliciae et Lodomeriae immatriculatorum magnatum equitum , Józef Bratkowski sets inter equites cum voce on 9 September 1782. - -    

In 1422 Jan von Bratków (apparently with his own coat of arms), Ensign von Kaliski , signed an alliance between King Władysław and the German Knights. Cod. dipl. vol. IV. Fol . 114 - 1788. Michał Bratkowski , Vice-Regent of Opoczyński . - Łukasz Bratkowski , the canons of Warmiński and Kujawski, is in Manus. Helsb . Correspondence with the Rudnicki Bishop of Warmia , with whom he was related. - Krasicki's footnotes.           

Bratkowski coat of arms. There is a horseshoe like a raised gate, and through its center an arrow with an iron struck upwards so that it [p. 287] seen half in the horseshoe, half above the horseshoe: from left to right by the shield through the horseshoe and the arrow a straight sword pierced, from the horseshoe on two palm trees, one on one side of the arrow, the other on the other, like this that they cannot be seen 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 . Others by Brzesko Litewski . Including Bratkowski Michał and his two sons Samuel and Franciszek. Antoni had Marianna Cieślińska in Volhynia in 1727. You are also in Przemyśl in 1540 . There were four brothers: Kostko , Wasko , Iwanko and Fedko :          

Offer the coat of arms . The yellow lion should be out of the red wall as if it is coming out so that only half of it is visible and the part of its inverted tail is turned upside down and rotated all the way to the left shield in its front paws is located on the left get an iron wheel or the truth or the truth. So what they put on the table, such a lion falls out of the helmet and crown, but you can see a little more of him than on the shield; that's how they describe it: Paproc . in the fol . 1051. and 1187. For the coat of arms. fol . 491. Approx. Vol. 2. fol . 496. Jewel) fol . 73. White. fol . 178. MS. P. Kojał . A collection of Potocki's coats of arms. The beginning of this coat of arms is often found by our authors from Androd , a native of Dacia               

*) Małachowski and others mark the shield field with blue, river, rose and silver crosses. - PW [p. 488] He served a stricter gentleman, who was tougher than he was and was sometimes beaten to save himself from the inhuman man of this passion, and took refuge in the deep African desert to feel the excessively dying heat there and into the Cuddling in the cave for a short time he sees the lion return to the same pit as to his beds; Androd's hair rose from fear on his head, but in his opinion he suffered it more graciously: for the lion of youth, who had noticed him and grazed his mane and tail, seemed to ask him to free his leg from the sharp argument Mandrel; He lifted this and his injured leg, carefully tore out Androd's stubble, squeezed out the pus, cleaned the wound and tied it up; What a thank you that this animal that wanted to show itself fell out of the cave on a roundabout and captured the game. he shared with his doctor; For three years Leo fed his benefactor until Androd , longing for his life with the animals, left the desert and then wandered around the world, but was sent back by his master, his African proconsul, from whom he had fled to Rome, there to the amphitheater in the eyes of the whole city, which is exposed to playing with beasts, that is to say rather a certain downfall. The first lion perched on this scene, the same one with which Androdus hid in the African desert but was captured alive by that adventure not so long ago and brought to Rome. Immediately the bristly lion met his doctor, and as his benefactor he puffed himself up, licking his legs from all over his stature and shaping him into kindness. Rome looked at it and unable to understand where this pleasure in the wild lion came from for Androd , he attributed it to sorcery; Therefore, the second poisonous animal, Lynx, descends on him, who, when he saw the lion, tore him from Androd's hands, jumped to Lynx and quickly tore him open. Later Androd asked why such helpfulness [p. 489] The lion approached him as he told everything that had happened to him; not only given life, but endowed with a fortune, began to enjoy in the coat of arms of Leo; It's okay. ex Aulo Gellio lib . 5. cap. 14. Antonio Balingheim SJ Lib . morum a brutis petita institutio and others. He described the same story, Labbe in Elogiis fol . 552. but that no part of Okolski is mentioned in the arms of Androd the lion . he said; not only given life, but endowed with a fortune, began to enjoy in the coat of arms of Leo; It's okay. ex Aulo Gellio lib . 5. cap. 14. Antonio Balingheim SJ Lib . morum a brutis petita institutio and others. He described the same story, Labbe in Elogiis fol . 552. but that no part of Okolski is mentioned in the arms of Androd the lion . he said; not only given life, but endowed with a fortune, began to enjoy in the coat of arms of Leo; It's okay. ex Aulo Gellio lib . 5. cap. 14. Antonio Balingheim SJ Lib . morum a brutis petita institutio and others. He described the same story, Labbe in Elogiis fol . 552. but that no part of Okolski is mentioned in the arms of Androd the lion .                                                

Bielski fol . 178. Another for the beginning of this coat of arms, the lion, he sets with a revolution. The Lusitan, a right to Africa, stumbled on his way to Africa to meet the dragon when the lion began to fail in this battle. The Lusitan's bravery escaped the final ruin. This rewarded him not only by following him everywhere as a dog, but also by feeding his catch with game. In a later skirmish with the Moors, the Lusitian was so wounded that his blood escaped: a lion stood over him trying to save his benefactor, including the lizard, and when she licked the blood, the lion cut it with his leg. and the other ran, a herb in her mouth that she healed as soon as she touched the cut lizard; what after seeing the Lusitan; And after he hit the lizards and put the herb on his wound, he remained healthy. Later the Lusitan died, the lion reached his grave. he lay roaring over his corpse without food until he died himself. He puts Labbe in Elog . f. 554. and the third Alexius, and with the lion raised from below, a transaction that was beautifully written for itself, but that either this or that should get on the coat of arms on this occasion, the lion must have guessed by whom , not what is safe to say. Okolski goes on to write that when one of Androd's descendants, a warrior and brave man of the Menin family in Hetruria , seized a great heiress who sealed herself with a red wall, he arranged his coat of arms in this form on the red wall. He used his lion. Later on, some people from this house settled on the Rhine, where the Counts of Dinheim today took the lion from the wall, one of which settled in Poland during the reign of Bolesław Krzywousta , captured by the fame of such a great warrior. his name Jędrzej Dinhein , and shown himself to this gentleman with a big heart, married himself, John the Truth. the district judge of Gostyński , count in Szczawina and Trąbki , an only child, as the land registers of Gostyń show : It should be around 1123. And he remembered where such a great fortune fell on him from, his coat of arms Mrs. Pravda or the iron wheel to his home. He folded the lion's paws. So the descendants that he had multiplied from their estates multiplied by different names, because on the basis of the Trąbski Church in [p. 490] 1313. Counts from Trąbki , others from Łabiszyn , others from Gulczewo , others from Szczawin have signed. MRS. It. Rutki says that some of the First Parents, not a straight circle, but a wreath in lion paws, hence the custom of the ancient Romans to distribute it to those who, with their bravery in drawing a fortress, were the first to jump on them Walls are said to receive this coat of arms on this occasion in order to be understood by one of the bravest bachelors, in the times of Aleksander Sever or M. Aurelius, and later brought to Poland. Petrasancta , when describing foreign coats of arms, does not resemble our first parents, or you will find many such houses in it that the lion carries on his shield, like the Emmeorum in Great Britain, the Malaspins in Italy, etc. The field on the shield this coat of arms does not match because some on the white field, some on blue, some Leo on the right side of the shield, others on the left, put the head on the left, others put the lion on the helmet, others also have it three ostrich feathers.                        

Ancestors of this house.

Bielski fol . 283. Regarding his house, he says that the Prawdzicowie stood bravely in the one with Edyga Tamerlanes, the hetman of opportunity. Franko, the bishop of Wroclaw in Silesia, also called Swanko 2 after the death of rosyrosław , was elected to this cathedral and consecrated in 1181 by Peter, the second name of the archbishop of Gniezno, who ruled this church for seventeen years, perpetual peace in the year 1199. Długosz m history you. Marcia, the voivode of Brzesko Kujawski in 1259, as it was said in the first volume. Tomasz of Wązosz , the Castellan of Słońsk , after the village Dziardanowice after Zbylut was named Kujawski, for 1320 Groszen of Praga Grosze to 1379. Damal . in Episcop . Vladislav. fol . 250. Piotr, Bishop of Poznan, rose from the Dean of Poznan in 1253. However, he did not enjoy it for a year and two months after entering the tomb. on the Poznan tumor 1254. Długosz in Vitis Episc . Posnan . and in history. Jan II of this name was the Bishop of Płock, family name Wysocki., Previously a scholar from Płock, his strength was supported by pleasure and humanity for everything, and he lived in his pastoral office for fourteen years, i.e. until Pączek 1310. from 1296 He was a bishop in blessings and prayer who almost went under. After his death it was deposited in his cathedral. Lubien . CV Episcop . Ploc . [S. 491] He was a bishop who almost drowned in piety and prayer and, strangely enough, clung to ecclesiastical discipline. After his death it was deposited in his cathedral. Lubien . CV Episcop . Plocen . [S. 491] He was a bishop who was almost absorbed in piety and prayer, and strangely enough, clung to ecclesiastical discipline. After his death it was deposited in his cathedral. Lubien . CV Episcop . Ploc . [S. 491]                                   

Herbowni .

Rudzki , Rynaczewski , Sarbiewski , Sękowski , Siciński , Sierakowski , Sierpski , Smarżewski , Smitkowski , Sokołowski , Sołohub , Strożewski , Strzałkowski , Szczawiński ; Szubski , Szymakowski , Tarzecki , Tomisławski , Trąbski , Tuczampski , Wierzbowski , Witosławski , Włodek , Wołczek , Labicki , Zajgczkowski , Żeleński , Zubczewski . 

Kuropatnicki , Małachowski and other families complete this coat of arms:

Bratkowski , Giełbutowski , Gruja , isakiszewski Mukanski , Narolski , Oryszowski , Śmijkowski , Śmitrowski , Stepankowski , Stroszewski .

Forward coat of arms. Two moons that are not full, with their shoulders facing each other, with one corner up, the other side down, turned, and between them the sword with the handle up and the edge down in a red box it should be 'On the helmet half the dragon comes out of the crown, yes that its two forelegs and wings are visible on the left shield (or others turn it to the right), a flame breaks out from its mouth, and in this flame the sword and the moons are placed on a shield like a shield. It is also described by: Paprocki w Gnieździe fol . 304. About the coat of arms. fol . 289. Okolski vol. 2. fol . 529. Jewels fol . 75. This coat of arms is very similar to the coat of arms of Ostoja because it was given to Ostojczyk on this occasion: when he pulled the Polish hetman with his army to Morawa, he sent an experienced knight ahead of him. Some people's first watch came from the Home Ostoja. and after the attack on the Morawczyk , which were also violently on the Polish borders, he liked to see a much larger l [p. 538] beaten. They are called hunting because on that occasion, or sometimes he was chased away, he never left the place. Okolski traces the origins of this coat of arms back to the time of Bolesław the Bold, King of Poland. But many because of the similarity of these two coats of arms, some with Przegonia , others with Ostoja. Mirosława Przegonia , the castellan of Sandomierski , read Paprocki about various monastery privileges and Count Przegonia von Piotr in 1270 .                

Herbowni .

Bratkowski , Dulski ; Dzwonkowski , Głodowski , Gołuski , Hryniewiecki , Kowalkowski , Kryski , Lisowski , Niewieściński , Wietrzyński , Zakobielski , łołczycki , Zwiartowski . 

Saxon coat of arms. The month is yellow on a sign like on a new moon, both horns are turned straight up, at each corner the six-pointed star, in the castle the arrow, which is engraved in a blue field on a helmet above the crown from straight up Paproc describes it as a peacock's tail pierced by the arrow on the right-hand side of the shield on the left . about coat of arms fol . 547. Approx.volume . 3. fol . 195. From the latter, the origins of this coat of arms go back to Saxony, from where Sasem ​​also comes, and from Saxony to Hungary, from where Count Hujd, according to Wojciech Strepas testimony, came with a considerable army The lion of the Ruthenian prince, the one with Lithuania Mazovia devastated himself and his relatives in a marriage league as a reward for his knightly works in Ruthenian lands in his descendants various families, who seal with this coat of arms he became a father. Paprocki, and with it how a house in Hungary was once mighty, the red gold was seen with this coat of arms, is known when superintendents as their ancestors ordered such a coin to be minted in mints. Some people wear this coat of arms from top to bottom, as it was said in Garczyńskie , the Mściszewskis wear a coat of arms similar to the Sas , but they don't put arrows with them, see Mściszewski , and three stars are in a row with them. The Dziedzielowie also wash this coat of arms with a different shape, see folklore volume in the third volume. 465. The Mściszewski family has a coat of arms similar to that of the Sasa, but they do not put arrows on it, see Mściszewski , and they have three stars in a row. The Dziedzielowie also wash this coat of arms with a different shape, see fol . 465. The Mściszewski family has a coat of arms similar to that of the Sasa, but they do not put arrows on it, see Mściszewski , and they have three stars in a row. The Dziedzielowie also wash this coat of arms with a different shape, see Folklore volume in the third volume. 465.                 

Herbowni .

Baczyński , Bandrowski , Baraniecki , Bereznicki , Biliński , Błazowski , Bojarski , Bratkowski , Bryliński , [p. 285] Brześćński , Buchowski, Chodkowski , Czołhański , Daniłowicz , Długopolski , Dobrzański , Dubrawski , Dziedoszycki , Dziedziel , Koszowski , Hrebnicki , Huber velor, Jamiński , Jasinski , Jaworski, Odrzechowski , Orlowski , Podwysocki , Raszkowski , Rożniatowski , Rudnicki, Siemiasz , Skotnicki , Strutyński , Sulatycki , Swistelnicki , Tarnawski , Tatomir , Terlecki , Tesmer , Tyssarowski , Uniatycki , Winnicki , Eliesteliński , Żurakowski , Żukotyński . 

Duńczewski , Kuropatnicki , Małachowski and families join this coat of arms

Brzuski , Charewicz , Husarzewski , Kumarnicki , Nechrebecki , Obertyński , Olewnicki , Pochorecki , Popiel , Sasimowski , Sasowski , Tyzdrowski .

Sulima coat of arms. The shield of this coat of arms is divided into two parts, in the upper part there is a half black eagle in a yellow field with outstretched wings, with the mouth facing the left shield and three stones in a red field, on a helmet from one Crown, half a black eagle, as on the shield, as Paproc describes it. o Coat of arms f. 459. Approx. volume. 3.f. 169. White. f. 329. Everyone agrees that, according to MS, this coat of arms was brought to Poland from Germany. o Famil . They are called the Prussian Slomffs , and hence the famous family grew. Comitum Solimensium et Dinastarum in Braunfels Mintzenberg ac Sonnenvald : I will quote some of them here. Szymon pastor and chancellor of Koleński 1393. Bernard arrives in Solms died 1459. Wilhelmus arrives in Solms Tempore Henrici Aucupis vixit 935. Philip arrives Sobnensis 1179. Henricus 1220. Joannes Canonicus Moguntinus et Coloniensis 1457. Such a coat of arms describes them. The shield is divided into four parts, two stripes on the top right, half an eagle on the left and three roses below: on the third the same eagle, on the fourth two stripes on the helmet above [page 563] a crowned eagle with a crown without legs or tail with two axes above its head. It's MS. about the Prussian families.                 

Ancestors of this house.

Jan Romka , the bishop of Wroclaw, after the death of Bolesław Świdnicki , the prince, to the teenage sons, Henryk, the fifth of Wroclaw, and the prince of Legnica, chose whether industriam probitatemque ingenii as guardian, the historian Długosz said he be very generous. He lost much of their children's treasury and took from there sixty thousand fines, for which he later had trouble with the princes and nobles. He sat in this cathedral from 1292 to 1302, as the same Długosz testifies. Some of them wrote from this house in Pleszów , including Imbram from Pleszów , the castellan of Zawichoj in 1398 when he signed King Jagiełło's list given to the city of Lublin. Stanisław von Pleszów Sulimczyk , who hung his banners in Buda in 1443, via the Długosz lib . 12. 779. f. Zawisza the Black of great qualities, he traveled to embassy of Wladyslaw Jagiello King Sigismund to the emperor, in connection with the wedding of this king with the agency, the widow of Wacław the Czech King, where they Zygmunt Taborzanie beat so that he had to flee from them. Zawisza was also thrown in prison, Biel. fol . 320. 1424 exempted from it. At the coronation of Queen Jadwiga, great monarchs gathered in Krakow, he generously offered on Friday and made a significant contribution. White. fol . 325. In the army of the same Zygmunt, at that time the Starost von Spiš , who led the war money, when the emperor fled early across the Danube with most of the army, who were afraid of the Turkish saber; The second part, which was smaller because of the thinness of the ferries and the spring water, was left for slaughter by the pagans to check if Zygmunt, who valued Zawisza's virtue, sent him a boat that forced him to save himself, but a greedy man of chivalrous fame, since he was not worth fleeing from the square or leaving his cavalry after thanking Zygmunt for this mercy, he chose to die heroically in the square rather than his fame by the To avoid loss of fame: Then he sat on a horse with a lance in hand, with two pedestrians he rode against the Turks, where he bravely stumbled with them, surrounded and captured by the great community where, when the controversy between the two Turks grew, they pretended that he had been captured, one of them envied the more powerful antagonist of the luck that he would have had If he had introduced Zawisza to him, he would have had his head f cut off: his head was however taken to the emperor, his body was buried by the Raścianie . Long mu [p. 564] Długosz wrote Elogium in his story and speaks about it, among other things. In omnibus praeliis miles celberrimus atque fortissimus habitus , omne virtutis opus , nullo inaemulato imitatus . Cui sermonis inerat suavitas , lepor et affabilitas , ita ut non solum virtuosos et nobiles , verum etiam barbaros , sua comitate ad se pelliceret . Ad summam indolem etiam peritia disciplininae militaris illi accesserat , quam in variis regnis , dum illa militiae causa adibat aut arte, aut ingenio , aut usu ceperat . Długosz writes an epitaph in a poem that Adam Świnka , the canon of Cracow, wrote to him, while this had Zawisza Barbara, the son of Piotr Wisz , the bishop of Cracow, who mourned after him and carried it until her death , and she had two sons: Marcin and Stanisław with Rożnów , who died near Varna with Władysław the king. Dlugosz . Cromer , but Michał one of them calls and writes Leunclavius in Annalibus Turcicis mihi fol . 27. and that he stood valiantly in this battle of Varna in 1444. Barbara de Rożnow nepta ex filio Zawissii Nigri militis in orbe Christiano nominatissimi , Conjux Joannis a Tarnow, vixit annos 70. obiit 1517. says her tombstone in Tarnów. of which was Jan Tarnowski , the once famous hetman from Poland. Some family members of this coat of arms took the name Sulimów from the coat of arms, some of which flourished in Podolia, where according to the testimony of Okolsk . the last of this heiress gave his court in Kamieniec Podolski to the nuns of St. Dominic under the title Ś. Michał financed, she donated. Anna followed Chodorowski . The second Sulim family in Sandomierskie , whose estates Jerzy Sulima von Czarny signed the election of Władysław IV. In his story, Długosz says that after the death of Borysław , the Archbishop of Gniezno, in 1306, he was given to him as the successor to the Pope of this dignity, Janusz, the Archdeacon of Gniezno, who at that time was in Avenion with Borysław and adds that it was from the coat of arms of Sulima, atolls Damalewicz in Vit . Archiep . Gnesn . The whole thing is silent about him, how much this chair was chaired by Jakub Świnka this year . Stefan Sulima, a fiefdom in Dymira . Seweryn in Kozary , Teodor in Dulce and Bereski , brothers and sisters, and Stefan, their cousin, vassal in Cyblu , restored the prerogative of the aristocratic state, which the constitution decreed, in 1659. that after the death of Borysław , Archbishop of Gniezno, in 1306, he was handed over by the Pope to succeed Janusz, the Archdeacon of Gniezno, who was with Borysław in Avenion at the time , adding that he was of the mantle was the coat of arms of Sulima, atoll Damalewicz in Vit . Archiep . Gnesn . The whole thing is silent about him, how much Jakub Świnka presided over this chair this year. Stefan Sulima, a fiefdom in Dymir . Seweryn in Kozary , Teodor in Dulce and Bereski , brothers and sisters, and Stefan, their cousin, vassal in Cyblu , restored the prerogative of the aristocratic state, which the constitution decreed, in 1659. that after the death of Archbishop Borysław of Gniezno in 1306 as the successor of the Pope of that dignity , he was handed over to Janusz, the Archdeacon of Gniezno, who at that time was in Avenion with Borysław , adding that he was from the cloak of arms from Sulima, but Damalewicz in Vit . Archiep . Gnesn . The whole thing is silent about him, how much Jakub Świnka presided over this chair this year. Stefan Sulima, a fiefdom in Dymir . Seweryn in Kozary , Teodor in Dulce and Bereski , brothers and sisters, and Stefan, their cousin, vassal in Cyblu , restored the prerogatives of the aristocratic state, which the constitution decreed, in 1659. How much this year this chair was headed by Jakub Świnka . Stefan Sulima, a fiefdom in Dymira . Seweryn in Kozary , Teodor in Dulce and Bereski , brothers and sisters, and Stefan, their cousin, vassal in Cyblu , restored the prerogatives of the aristocratic state, which the constitution decreed, in 1659. For how many years this chair was led by Jakub Świnka . Stefan Sulima, a fiefdom in Dymira . Seweryn in Kozary , Teodor in Dulce and Bereski , brothers and sisters, and Stefan, their cousin, vassal in Cyblu , restored the prerogative of the aristocratic state, which the constitution decreed, in 1659.                                                             

Herbowni .

Bodywił , Borkowski, Bratoszewski , Keller, Charbinowski , Chodowski , [p. 565] Dzierżański , Farurej , Gajewski, GAMRAT , Garbowski , Gosłubski , Gotuntowicz , Gralewski , Grocholiński , Hamsza , Jacimirski , Kamiński , Kiernowski , Kilewski , de Konrade, Łyczko , Miłoński , Obidowski , Oowski Ryczgorski , Sawicz , Słuowski , Stanisławski ; Strawiński , Stromski , Sulikowski , Sulima, Sułkowski , Swiechowski , Szalowski , Szawłowski , Szrzobski , Trzciński , Ułanowski , Włodek , Zabloeki , Zabokrzycki , Zadarnowski , Zawisza .   

Kuropatnicki , Małachowski and others mention the following families who also use this coat of arms

Bratkowski , Chabinowski , Godwadowski , Kielecki , Pągowski , Samujło , Ulanowski , Ziemięcki .

Świnka coat of arms (vol. 8 pp. 581-583)

Pig coat of arms. The pig's head should be red in the field, its snout tearing into the blue sleeve with the right hand, on the helmet a larger half of the virgin, parted with the braid, and holding the sides with both hands: that's how Paproc describes it. about the coat of arms. f. 305. Approx.volume . 3. fol . 152. White. f. 195. but this one turned the pig's head in the right shield, the other in the left. From the virgin on the helmet, Parisius in Slavia suspects that this coat of arms was acquired by the Sarmatian Amazon in captivity of the Romans and that it was pushed into a fight against beasts during a public game. Yes, that in Rome not only strong husbands played at the shows, [p. 582] but the weaker sex was also opposed to wild and exposed animals, argues Lipsius Saturn: cheese. l. 2.c. 4. by Tacita , Dion and Suetonius, the last of whom writes about Domitian: Venationes , gladiatoresque et noctibus ad lychnuchos dedit , ang virorum modo pugnas , sed et foeminarum ; and Vopiscus in Probo , Mihi No. 7, says of him that he ordered that the place of the games be turned into a forest, in which he drove a large number of animals and among these thousand wild boars, which is why the people were forced to do so Tear the wild animals to pieces: there, he says , when a Sarmatian- born slave girl was known , Parisius was released, she grabbed the boar by the mouth, tore its jaws and choked her enemy for whom she was given Courage with freedom and then with this coat of arms in memory of their bravery. When Tacitus writes about old Germans, he says: Matrem Deum venerantur , Insigne Superstitionis , Formas Aprorum Gestant , Id Pro Armis Omnique Tutela , Securum Deae Cultorem , Etiam Inter Hostes Praestat . Fern. in electricity. from Wacław Hagek says that Bila, daughter of Biwog , count of the pig's head coat of arms , published around 747 under Kosała of the coat of arms of Belina , and I speak in the second volume of fol . 94. to know and from the third volume under the coat of arms of Donhoff how he inherited this old coat of arms in large houses; Finally, the Świnka coat of arms in Poland has a different composition, which is why it should be understood that its origins are also different. Our authors then claim that it was acquired here in Poland around 1145 when a boar knight tore his jaw while hunting and then cut his head off.                        

Ancestors of this house.