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

Werner Zurek

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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022

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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 Grzyma. Die adlige polnische Familie Grzyma.

TitelseiteGryzima (herb szlachecki )Dulski , Coat of Arms of Gryzima (Vol. 3 p. 433)Gostyński des Gryzima- Wappens (Bd. 4 p. 246)Coat of Arms of Gryzim (Vol. 4 p. 314)TitelGryzima (herb szlachecki) - 1Dulski, Wappen von Gryzima (Bd. 3 S. 433)Gostyński des Gryzima-Wappens (Bd. 4 S. 246)Wappen von Gryzim (Bd. 4 S. 314)Starzyński des Gryzima-Wappens (Bd. 8 S. 509)Gryzima (herbe szlachecki)Dulski , Armoiries de Gryzima (Vol. 3 p. 433)Gostyński des Gryzima-Wappens (Bd. 4 p. 246) - 1Armoiries de Gryzim (Vol. 4 p. 314)Titel - 1Gryzima (herbe szlachecki) - 1Dulski, armoiries de Gryzima (Vol. 3 p. 433) - 1Gostyński des armoiries de Gryzima (Vol. 4 p. 246)Armoiries de Gryzim (Vol. 4 p. 314) - 1Titel - 2Impressum

The noble Polish family Grzyma.

Die adlige polnische Familie Grzyma.

grizima . In a red field, three white foxes, turned to the left, standing one on top of the other; Home decoration: three ostrich feathers. It is introduced from Pomerania through the Bork. They first came to Silesia, where they called themselves Borkowicz as early as 1273 , then also to Greater Poland, where in 1346 they owned the Gryzyny ( Grisina ) estate in what is now the district of Kosten, after which the coat of arms was named Gryzyna , which changed to Gryzima . But it is also called Liszki (the foxes) after the coat of arms . The same lead 'the:

Borkowicz, Dulski, Gostynski, Starzynski, Wilski.

Gryzima (herb szlachecki )

Gryzima (Borek, Bork, Gryzina , Gryżna , Lupus, Wilki ),coat of arms .

In the red field three striding silver foxes arranged on a pole. There are three ostrich feathers in thejewel above the crowned helmet .

Earliest Mentions:

Coat of arms of German origin, seal image from1396 .

Wappengenossen

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Bork, Dulski , Gostyński , Gryzima , Gryziński , Gryzyński , Jaszkowski , Lincz , Maliński , Płaszkowski , Starzyński , Weyzenburg , Włoszczowski .

Siehe auch:

Heraldik

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Heraldik

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Wappenverzeichnis

The noble Polish family Grzyma.

Die adlige polnische Familie Grzyma.

grzymala . In a golden field a red wall of six rows, in which a gate with two gate leaves opened outwards and a raised lattice, on the wall three towers of equal height, each with three battlements; Helm adornment: a peacock tail behind three fan-like towers. Some claim that this coat of arms was brought to Poland by a knight Zylberschweg or Zelberszwecht from Germany, but it is one of the oldest Polish coats of arms, whose acclamation was Grzymala . The homeland of this family was originally in Mazovia , in the Lomza region . This coat of arms was later augmented by a man in full armor standing in the gate, his left arm supported at his side, his right arm raised with a saber. Przeclaw received this propagation Grzymala for having bravely defended the city of Plock against the Jazdzwinger in 1078 by the later Prince Wladislaw Hermann. Then the coat of arms was also diminished again: Prince Boleslaw Wstydliwy of Poland (112779), who had knight Grzymala , owner of Goslice in Płock Voivodeship , on suspicion of collusion with Prince Kazimierz of Kujawy , imposed Grzymala , from his coat of arms to let the knight go and, as a further sign of princely disfavour, to keep the gate closed in the coat of arms. Another diminution also took place: when the Lithuanians with the Jazd kennels When they invaded Mazovia , the Grzymala , owners of Zielony and Slasy , bravely opposed them, defeated them and drove them out. In recognition of this, they were given the reduction of the knight and gate from their coat of arms, so that they only had to lead a smooth wall with the towers, as a symbol that they had been a protective wall for that region. In one form or another, this coat of arms carries the:

Baranowski, Bartold, Bieganowski, Bieszczycki, Borkowski, Borzewicki, Bossowski, Brodowski, Broglowski, Brzozoglowski, Budziszewski, Bukowski, Businski, Bzowski, Chrostowski, Chwalikowski, Czampski, Czaplicki, Czapski, Czuszewski, Dlugolecki, Dlugoski, Dluski, Dluski, Dluski, Domarat, Domaszewski, Dominikowski, Dzierzanowski, Frankenberg, Garwaski, Gasinski, Gassowski, Glogowski, Gorski, Goslicki, Grabowiecki, Grabowski, Grudzinski, Grzymala, Grzymultowski, Halaczkiewicz, Hawranowski, Hertyk, Hoffmann, Jablonowski, Jazwinski, Jurkowicz, Kalkowicz, Kalkowisz Kamodzinski, Kazanowski, Kazlowski, Kobylanski, Kobylenski, Koclowski, Koskowski, Krasnopolski, Krzemienowski, Lesniowski, Litwinski, Litwosz, Litynski, Lubanski, Lubiatowski, Bogaicki, Lagiewnicki, Lagiewski, Lagona, Laszewski, Losowski, Bogaicki, Machonski, Malachowski, Malach Mniszewski, Modrzewski, Modrzynski, Meer, Moszczynski, Niecikowski, Niegolewski, Niemira, Ochenkowski, Odachowski, Oleski, Olesnicki, O strowski, Pach owski, Parzniczewski, Peczkowski, Piatkowski, Pierzchnowski, Podlecki, Podolski, Pogorzelski, Pogrell, Pokrzywnicki, Potulicki, Pradzenski, Przadzewski, Przeciszewski, Przejrzenski, Przyborowski, Przybyszewski, Rachfalowski, Radowicki, Radzewski, Remaszewski, Rybasz, Rybasz, Rybasz, Rybasz Rybaszewski Rybczyński Rybski, Rychlicki, Rymwid, Rynwidowicz, Siedlecki, Siemianowski, Skoczynski, Skotnicki, Slaski, Slezynski, Sliwowski, Slomowski, Smogulecki, Sobolinski, Sojecki, Starzynski, Strekowski, Strzelecki, Suchywilk, Swidrygiell, Swiechowski, Targi, Swiechowski, Targi, Swiechowski, , Swisz, Radski, Swisz Troszczewski, Trusczynski, Turczynski, Turzanski, Ujejski, Werecki, Wielgorski, Wielogorski, Wieszczycki, Wiewiorowski, Wilamowski, Wilkowski, Wiszniowski

Other names of this coat of arms:Grzymalita, Odwaga, Ślasa

Coat of arms description:

In the golden field there is a red wall with three empty towers and an open gate, in the gate there is an armed knight with a sword in his right hand and a shield in one hand left. In the crown jewel there are three towers on five peacock feathers.

It is widespread in the preferred Kraków, Lublin and Poznań.

Legend of the coat of arms: Lithuania with Jadźwingami, frequent invasions of the province of Mazovia, citizens gathered near the villages of Zielony and Ślasów, not only evaporated from the looters, but swallowed them at will; Therefore, as compensation for this bravery, the former coat of arms of the natives of Grzymała was redesigned, that is, a wall without a gate, without a sign, and as if you wanted to know that on this occasion they built a wall land wall.

Seal: Albigowski, Baranowski, Bartold, Bartołd, Bączewski, Bieganowicz, Bieganowski, Biestrzykowski, Bieszczycki, Biezdziecki, Bieżczyński, Binczycki, Bobalicki, Borkacki, Borkowski, Bortkiewicz, Borzewicki, Bosowski, Brodowski, Brogłowski, Brzeczka, Budziewi,owski, Budginziewi,owski, Budginziewi,owski Budginziewiowski Budziewiowski, , Burkard, Burkardt, Busiński, Buszyński, Cetwiński, Chodówski, Chrościński, Chwalikowski, Cidzik, Ciesielski, Ciunowicz, Czapski, Czuszowski, Długołeński, Długołęcki, Długoski, Dłuski, Dobiecki, Dobrodziejski, Domeykokanan, Domwiearatejowski, Domwiearatejowski Dzierżanowski, Dzienielski , Fedorkowicz, Frangemberg, Frankenberg, Freyberg, Garwacki, Garwaski, Gąsiński, Gąsowski, Gąssowski, Gilewicz, Głogowski, Gojski, Goścki, Goślicki, Górski, Grabowiecki, Gromolowski, Gromolowski, Grrzymajowieski, Łódzki, Łórzyłowieski, Grzyłojowski, Grzyłojowski, Grzyłojowski, Grzyłojowski, Grzyłojowski , Grzymkowski, Grzymultowski, Gutteter, Habowski, Hałaczkiewicz, Harassowski, Herubinowicz, Hoffman, Hryma licz, Imielański, Iwien ski, Jabłonowski, Jabłoński, Jaźwiński, Jukowski, Jurkowicz, Kalborski, Kaliborski, Kalibowski, Kamocyński, Kamodziński, Kazanowski, Kazłowski, Kazonowicz, Kijski, Kikowski, Klonowski, Kobylański, Kobyleński, Kobyliński, Kobyliński Korczakmie, Krol, Krzemieni, Krzemien,owski , Kwot, Kwot , Kytor, Lagona, Langmin, Leciński, Lesznikowski, Leśnikowski, Leśniowski, Lewaszewwski, Litworz, Litwosz, Lityński, Lubański, Lubczyński, Lubiatowski, Human, Łagiewnicki, Łagiewski, Łagona, Łaguna, Ski Laszczewski . Oleki, Oleki, Olesznicki, Opalacz, Ostrowski, Parzniczewski, Pąchowski, Perski, Pęczalicki, Pęczkowski, Pęczlicki, Pęczyński, Piątko wski, Pierski, Pierzcheński, Pierzchnowski, Pietrski, Pintowski, Podleski, Podlegorski, Podniestrzański, Podolski, Polecki, Podellosnowski , Pogorzelski, Pokrzywnicki, Potulicki, Pradzeński, Prandota, Prądzewski, Prądborowski, Prząrzeński, Przyborski, Przecisborski, Przyb Przybyłek, Przybyłko, Przybyłowski, Red, Raswanowski, Przyłbyowski, Przyłbyowski, Przyłbyłowski Rybczyński, Rybski, Rychlicki, Rymwidowicz, Rynwid, Rynwidowicz, Rzepliński , Siedlecki, Siemianowski, Silberschński, Słberschwecki, Skomoczyński, Sketnicki, Sketnicki Smerzyński, Smogulecki, Soboliński, Sojeeciszki, Szczepliński, Strzelkorki, Sw. Szczaworzyski, Szmerzyński, Ślaski, Śleżyński, Śmiłowski , Świdrygiełł, Świdrygiełło, Świeradzki, Świszowski, Troszczeński, Troszczewski, Turzewski, Troszczewski, Troszczewski, Turzewski, Troszczewski Ujejski, Wabiszewicz, Wielgórski, Wiluiorowski, Wieszczanski, Wieszczamiew, Wieszczanski, Wieszczanski , Wodźbun, Wojdzbun , Wojno, Wojzbun, Woydzbun, Woyno, Wskrzeński, Wsk rzyński, Zaborowski, Zaleski, Zamoścki, Zasadzki, Zawalczyc, Zawalczyk, Zbierchowski, Zbierzchowski, Zbikowski, Zbykalski, Zedowicz, Zielński, Zielński, Żarski, Zielński, ZielŻbikowski, ZielŻski