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

Werner Zurek

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

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The noble Polish family Gawron.

Die adlige polnische Familie Gawron.

Die adlige polnische Familie Gawron, Wappen Rawicz ( Rawa , Ursyn , Ursowic , Miedźwiada , Miedźwioda , Niedźwiada , Niedźwiak , Niedźwieda , Niedźwioda , Rawic , Rawita .

Rook (um 1369). Joseph Kalasanty Wilhelm Rawa-Gawroński von Gawron, Wappen Rawicz , 1803-184, verheiratet mit Ludwika Majewska , etwa 1810

Wappenbeschreibung.

Rawicz ( Rawa , Ursyn , Ursowic , Miedźwiada , Miedźwioda , Niedźwiada , Niedźwiak , Niedźwieda , Niedźwioda , Rawic , Rawita .

In a field of gold a striding, raising its right foot, a black bear, on which, facing forward, sits a maiden, in a blue robe that leaves her neck bare, her arms covered only to the elbows, her arms spread out in familiar directions , hair loose, a golden crown on his head; Helmet decoration : between two stag horns, each with five ends from later authors such as Duncewski , Krasicki , Kuropatnicki , Malachowski , Wieladko and also added their own information. On the outside, a half- rising black bear facing left, holding a red rose in its raised left paw. About the origin of the coat of arms it is said : A king in England left behind a son and a daughter, which he had designated as a dowry instead of treasures. The son who had come into power did not want to lose such great wealth by marrying his sister to one of many foreign suitors and had the sister brought together with a wild, voracious bear in order to get rid of her. However, he did nothing to her, but showed affectionate friendliness towards her, let her stroke him and bridle him with a belt and lead him. She mounted it and rode away to safe havens. When the brother heard about this miracle, the sister asked forgiveness and consented to her marriage to a prince of Lorraine, with whom she had several sons, from whom this coat of arms was bestowed upon request. The descendants of these sons also spread to Bohemia, where they probably called themselves Ursyn after the coat of arms . Wawrzeniec was from this family Lorek , called Bozej , insulted by the Bohemian duke Bretyslaw , who had expelled his family from the country, and killed him in 1100. When Borzywoj , brother of Bretyslaw , came to the government, he forgave Bozej and whose brother von Mutyna this murder and gave them back the Bozej , Sanz, Mutyna and Lewtomorzyce estates in 1101. Swiatopelk but, reached the ducal ranks, had Mutyna and their two sons Bozej and Borszak murdered their relatives Unislaw and Domislaw in 1108 , which is why the members of their families , out of concern for their safety, emigrated to Poland, where King Bolestaw Krzywousty received them kindly and gave them land in Rawa Voivodeship . After this new home, the family and coat of arms were named Rawa , which later became Rawicz . The designation Kostro wicz also came up occasionally . This coat of arms is used by:

Amszynski, Bakowski, Bandrowski, Bar, Baranowski, Beldowski, Biedrzycki, Bielski, Bienieski, Binbink Bliskowski, Bochenski, Bogucki, Boguski, Boryszewski, Borzewicki, Brabantski, Broszniowski, Celgowski, Chobrzynski, Chodynski, Ciecierski, Cwikerski, Czesierki, Czekierki , Czysta, Dabrowski, Dalmat, Vonbinski, Vonbski, Vonpult, Vongon, Dobroniewski, Dobrzeniecki, Dorostajski, Drzewicki, Dziekonski, Dziewulski, Fagel, Filipicki, Fribes, Gavoncki, Gadzicki, Gajecki, Galimski, Gano Lipski, Gawronski, Gniewosz, Gieszkowski Golynski, Gorski, Gowarczewski, Goworek, Gradzki, Grot Grotowski, Gut, Gutkowski, Homicki, Jarocki, Jarowski, Jasienski, Jaslikowski, Jastkowski , Jaszczurowski, Jawoysz, Jeziorkowski, Kamienski, Karwowski, Kazimirski, Kiemlicz, Kieniewicz, Kliszowski, Kloczowski, Klopocki, Kochan, Koninski, Kornilowicz Kosibski, Kosinski, Kossecki, Kossowski, Kostro, Kostrowicki, Kotlinski, Kozicki, Kragnicki, Krasowski, Kruczynski, Krukowski, Krzyczykowski, Kujawski, Kurosz, Lasota , Lasotawicz, Lenk Legniewski, Lewicki, Linowski, Lipicki, Lipinski, Lacki, Letowski, Lupinski, Magier, Makocki, Malina, Malgiewski, Mecinski, Meleniewski, Melgiewski, Meysztowicz, Michowski, Miechowski, Mikulski, Mikulowski, Mitrowski, Mnichowski, Modliszewski, Monko, Mosinski, Myslowski, Nadarski, Niedzialkowski, Niemczewicz, Niesielkowski, Niesulowski, Niewierski, Niszczewski, Noskowski, Nowomiejski, Nozowski, Nurzynski, Okolski, Oledzki, Olszewski, Oldakowski, Oski, Ostrowski, Otrembus, Owsiany, Ozarowski, Ozegalski, Ozegalski, Pachniewski, Pankracki, Paroski, Piasecki, Plocki, czaski, Podvonbski, Podkonski, Porazynski, Prandota, Prosinski, Pruszynski, Przyjemski, Przystalowicz, Pszczynski, RabIewski, Raciborski, Radomyski, Radziejowski, Rakocy, Rapcewicz, Reszczawa, Regulski, Radziejowski, Radziejowski, Rapcewicz, Reszczenski, Regulski, Rogolinski, Rojek, Rokicki, Rokotnicki, Rudzinski, Rusiecki, Rzepinski, Saleniewicz, Samborzecki, Sib, Siedlecki, Skawinski, SKinder, Skowieski, Skubisz, Slugocki, Slupecki, Sarówka, Smorcze wski, Snopkowski, Solomerecki, Stachowski, Stanowski, Stocki, Stokowski, Strachocki, Suchodolski, Sulistrowski, Suliszewski, Sum, Swierzbinski, Swiniowski, Szabranski, Szachlacki, Szacinski, Szantyr, Szczerba, Szczycinski, Szuliszewski, Szumowicz, Szydlowski, Tavonjowski, Tavonjowski, Tavonjowski, Tomislawski, Trzcinski, Urzelowski, Warsz, Warszawski, Warszowski, Wegrzynowski, Wiercinski, Wilkowski, Wisimirski, Wojaczynski, Wojcinski, Wolski, Wolminski, Wolucki, Woycicki, Woyczynski, Woznicki, Woznienski, Wrecki, Wroczenski, Wysocki, Zabinski, Zaborowski, Wyszomirski Zacwilichowski, Zaczkowski, Zagrodzki, Zakaszewski, Zaleski, Zaluski, Zawada, Zvonmbinski, Zdziechowski, Zelasowski, Zelazo, Ziemacki, Ziemak, Znamierowski, Zoledkowski, Zoledowski, Zwan.

More descriptions. Rawicz denotes a Polish coat of arms used by various families of Polish nobility () from the time of the.

According to legend, the Rawicz coat of arms is one of the oldest coats of arms of the szlachta , possibly even the oldest. It first appears as a seal in the 13th century. Until theit was used by about 220 Polish noble families, mostly in the Kraków, Lublin and Sandomierz area . The Rawitsche were a Masovian tribe of knights, dating back with certainty to the powerful Czech family ofby the Bohemian dukearound(see:). A member of the family named Goworek fled to Poland, where he was defeated byestates inand. Rawitsche 's original seat in Poland was the town of, which got its name, like Rawitsch , from the family coat of arms. Goworek's grandson, also named Goworek , wasofand tutor to Duke. In the 13th century the family split into two lines: von Warschowitze , who descended from Warsz , castellan of Kraków and presumably founding, and von Grotowitze , who also held high offices of state. Both lines were supporters of Kingin his struggle withof Bohemia. In the second half of the 14th and 15th centuries the Rawitsche came to the greatest power : many of them were castellans, one became a bishop of Kraków. In the 15th century, the Rawitsche also appear inand.

The Rawitsche were a Masovian tribe of knights, which can be traced back to the powerful Czech family ofWrchowez , who were exterminatedby the Bohemian duke Svetoplukaround 1108 (see: Schweinhausburg ). A member of the family named Goworek fled to Poland, where he was defeated by Boleslaw III. Goods in the land of Sendomirand Mazoviawere awarded. Rawitsche 's original seat in Poland was the town of RawaMazowiecka, which got its name, like Rawitsch , from the family coat of arms. Goworek's grandson, also named Goworek , was castellan of Kraków and tutor to Duke Leszek I of the White . In the 13th century the family split into two lines: von Warschowitze , who descended from Warsz , castellan of Kraków and presumably founding Warsaw , and von Grotowitze , who also held high offices of state. Both lines were followers of King Wladyslaw I of Ellenlangen in his struggle with Wenceslaus II of Bohemia. In the second half of the 14th and 15th centuries the Rawitsche came to the greatest power : many of them were castellans, one became a bishop of Kraków. In the 15th century the Rawitsche also appear in Greater Poland and Kujawie

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