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

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

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The noble Polish family Mroczek.

Die adlige polnische Familie Mroczek.

The noble Polish family Mroczek.

The noble Polish family Mroczek.

Mroczek: (Mrosecke, Mrosicke, Mrozek). Coat of arms of Ksiezyc, only two stars above the moon. Branches: Gliszczynski, Rekowski, Trzebiatkowski.

Mroczek , coat of arms of the nobility. Families belonging to the coat of arms: Mrocki, Mroczek

Mroczek, Kazanowscy - the coat ofarms famous Polish noble family Grzymala . magnates. They came from Busina and Lipki in Sieradz at the beginning of the 15th century. Listed are Wyszota, Mroczek, Jan and Świętosław, whose descendants have made significant contributions to Polish history. In the 16th century they settled in Lesser Poland, Lublin and Podolia. The creator of the public importance of this family was Dominik of Kazanów . At the time of King WładysławIV. (reigned 1632-1648), the Kazanowski family was a court camarilla. They played a major role in the 16th and 17th centuries. From the 18th century their history disappears. They never attained any titles of nobility.

Kasper Niesiecki reports that in one of his sermons, the Bishop of Kamieniecki, Jerzy Albrecht Denhoff , derived the beginning of the Kazanowski family from Komesy Milański, they should write de Casanowa from CassaNova ("New House").

Wyszota from Busina

Mroczek from Busina

Jan from Kazanów

Świętosław Litwosz from Kazanów

Stanisław Litwosz from Kazanów - royal lodger 1423 - 1435

Jerzy Kazanowski - Archdeacon of Lublin, Canon of Przemyśl

Dominik of Kazanów (died 1485 ) - Chamberlain of Kazimierz Jagiellończyk , Staroste of Radom and Niepołomice

Stanisław Kazanowski (d. 1523 ) – Lublin eunuch

Marcin Kazanowski ( 1523 - 1587 ) - royal captain, envoy, founder of Kazanów ,

Zygmunt Kazanowski (ca. 1563–1634) – Grand Chamberlain of the Crown

Stanisław Kazanowski (son of Zygmunt) - (1601-1648) - Starosta of Krosno, Jawor and Przedborów

Adam Kazanowski ( 1599 - 1649 ) - Chamberlain of the Crown Court, Master of the Crown Court, Marshal of the Crown Court, Staroste of Warka, Wieliczka Salt Mine

Jan Kazanowski (Marcin's son) – Starost from Feliński

Bartłomiej Kazanowski (Starosta of Łuków) (died after 1641 ) – Castle of Zawichost, Envoy, Starosta of Łuków, Starost, Army and Sub-Capitals of Lublin.

Mikołaj Kazanowski (son of Dominik)

Henryk Kazanovsky

Bartłomiej Kazanowski (c. 1482 - c. 1556 ) - provincial magistrate in Łuków, castellan of Zawichost, envoy

Jan Kazanowski - pastor in Kozirynek; Podedek Łuków; District Judge Łuków, Arian.

Jedrzej Kazanowski

Paweł Kazanowski - a courtier of Zygmunt August

NicholasKazanovsky ( 1530-1569 ) _

Marcin Kazanowski ( 1563 - 1636 ) - field hetman of the crown, voivode of Podole, castellan of Halych, royal colonel, royal centurion, castellan of Halych, owner of the Podkamień estate , starosta of Bohusław and Nijin.

Adam Kazanowski - Oboźny of the Crown, Starost of Cherkassy, Translator,

Dominik Aleksander Kazanowski ( 1605 - 1648 ) - Bracław voivode, field writer, Starosta Bohusławski, Dzwinogrodzki

Helena Kazanowska -

Marianna Kazanowska ( 1643 - 1687 ) - wife of Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski , grandmother of Polish King Stanisław Leszczyński

Elżbieta Kazanowska - the wife of Michał Potocki

Hieronim Kazanowski (d. 1635/1645 ) - town clerk and Kraków burgrave, ensign of Sandomierz,

Świętosław (son of Hieronim) - died 1658, childless, the Sandomierz teresnik 1634

Adam Hieronim Kazanowski (died 1651 ) - the castellan of Halych, ensign and captain of Sandomierz

Zygmunt Kazanowski (royal courtier) - (died after 1630) - owner of the Białka estate , royal courtier, Court Marshal Primate of Poland Firlej (1626)

Jan Kazimierz Kazanowski - (died after 1688) royal captain, royal courtier, sub-captain of Łuków

Jan Dominik Kazanowski - (before 1646) - royal courtier, starost of Luków

Katarzyna Kazanowska - wife of Jan Stanisławski

Elżbieta Słuszczanka (Halszka), coat of arms of OstojaKazanowska Adamowa ( 1619 - 1671 ) - the royal court marshal, the crown vice chancellor.

Andrzej Kazanowski (died c. 1797) - general, major of the Grodno militia

The Kazanowski family in literature

Samuel Orgelbrand's Universal Encyclopedia states that the Kazanowski family came from Italy.

Stanisław Szenic writes in his "Warsaw Pitawal": "The creator and owner of this magnificent palatial castle in Warsaw, AdamKazanowski, writing from Kazanów in Czaśniki , was not a descendant of a magnate family . His ancestors did not stand on the candlestick, there are no senators among them. , they had to content themselves with courtly dignities, such as courtiers and royal writers , they held at most some earthly offices , and at the level of the church hierarchy none of the Kazanowskis rose above the dignity of a canonical career and the enormous wealth of the generosity of King Jan Kazimierz . ' (see notes).

Zygmunt Gloger writes in "Historical Geography of the Former Polish Lands" that the Kazanowski family came from Kazanów in the Sandomierz region.

Remarks

Kazanowski made some serious mistakes in his Warsaw Pitawal: he founded the town of Grzymałów in what was then Radom County around1548 and "new" Kazanów (Mazowieckie Voivodeship) around 1566 on the land of the village of Miechów (Mazowsze) (the old family nest, the "first " Kazanów, was near Sandomierz ). 2. Adam Kazanowski was related to WładysławIVandowed him a fortune, not JanKazimierz at all; 3. Among the Kazanowskis was Marcin ( 1563-1639 , Voivode of Podolia, i.e. the The Kazanowski family before Adam, which Szenic deals with in "Pitawal") particularly prominent .

Mroczek, Dąbrowa - PolishCoat of Arms .

Coat of arms description

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In the blue field on the shoulder of a silver horseshoe is a gold cavalry cross. At the ends of the horseshoes are two crosses with an oblique light. Inside thejewel is a black wing with a silver arrow pierced to the left.

Earliest Mentions:

The first mention of the Dąbrowa coat of arms dates back to 1421 (“Polish Monuments Starodawne prawniki”, Kraków 1870, VII No. 1583 p. 597). The first seal of Dąbrowa dates back to 1456 (seal of Zygmunt from Nowosielc).

Herbowni

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Mroczek, Pierzchała (noble coat of arms), ( Column, Pirzchała, Roch, Trzaski ), noble coat ofarms.

Coat of arms description

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A silver chess rook in the red field. There is also a chess rook in thejewel.Variation of the coat of arms presented by J.Siebmacher:in the silver field a black chess rook, in the jewel also a chess rook. Later varieties, probably due to the carelessness of herbalists, have five ostrich feathers in the jewel.There are also variations that depict a silver pillar with a crown (known as the Pillar) instead of a chess rook.

History of Coat of Arms:

One of the oldest Polish coats of arms. According to most heraldists, the real name of the coat of arms was "Pierzchała" (mentioned in 1409), and the word "Roch" meant the heraldicemblem - a chess rook, which was later transferred to the name of the coat of arms (noted under this name in 1422).

The image of the coat of arms of Pierzchała according to Rola marszałkowska from 1461.

The oldest court document dates from1409. The oldest surviving seals with the coat of arms come from: 1344 ( Klemens Pierzchała , Bishop of Płock ), 1375 , 1392 and 1402 (Ivan von Radomin), 1413 (Heinrich von Radom - seal on the act of Union of Horodel ). As a result of Horodel's union , he was transferred to Lithuaniain1413 . The Pierzchała family was represented by Piotr from Włoszczowa (Castellan from Dobrzyń) and Henryk from Radomin. The Lithuanian boyar Dauksza was accepted into the family.

The oldest images show the coat of arms as achess rook, depicted as a war elephant . The resemblance of the elephant's tusks shown schematically to the heraldic lily led to the evolution of the coat of arms and the loss of the original meaning of the coat of arms. A note from 1550 names the coat of arms with a lily. At the beginning of the 17th century, a coat of arms with a chess rook appeared, referring not to the elephant figure but to a defensive brick tower.Another development of the coat of arms, probably out of vanity, was the emblem's resemblance to a column and a reference to the Roman patrician family of Colonnas. The intermediate form between the chess rook and the column is shown in the illustration in JK Dachnowski 's 1620 Herby of the Noble Prussian Lands.Kacper Niesiecki combined the coats of arms of Roch and Kolumna in one description in his coat of arms, by adding a description of the coat of arms ofRoch III , which probably comes from the old depictions of Pierzchała's coat of arms. As a result of changes in the coat of arms, often caused by fashionable styles, several variants, sometimes with different names, developed from the former coat of arms of Pierchała, and in some cases these variants are just different graphic representations of the same coat of arms.

Sorts:

the oldest version, a silver chess rook in a red field.

silver lily on three levels -

Roch III

a silver column crowned in a red field - the column coat of arms

black tower in a silver field - according to Siebmacher

a silver chess rook, between golden crescents, in the red field - the

Wysocki coat of arms

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Herbowni

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Bielicki, Bruleński, Chorążyczewski, Cieciszewski, Czosnowski (Graf), Dauksza, Filipczuk, Głowiński, Grabie, Hołowczyc, Kamelski, Kuńczewicz, Leśniowolski, Lucławski, Łącki, Mroczek, Nadolski, Oborski, Pawławski, Perkowski, Pierziński, Piaschaecki, Radłński Serocki, Sieniecki, Szczodrowski, Tokarski, Turowski, Umiastowski (Count),Walewski (Count), Wiszowaty (Wisowaty, Wyszowaty), Wittan, Wróblewski, Żaboklicki (Zakrzycki), Zaniewski.

Herbowni coat of arms types

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Hurko, Karsza, Klimowicz, Korycki, Kościuszko, Łukomski (Kniaź), Przezdziecki (Count), Rosudowski, Suzin, Walużyniec, Wyszyński.

Mroczek,

Coat of arms of Szreniawa

Szreniawa (Krzywaśń, Occele, Ocele, Śrzeniawita, Śrzeniawa, Śrzeniewta, Śreniawa) -the coat of arms of the nobility .

The silver river diagonally in the red field, that is, it flows like an upside down S. On the helmet is a lion without a crown between two hunter's trumpets, each with four bells hanging from them.() Some family members think it's so great that they put a cross on it put the river crown and call it Śreniawa, others carry the river without a cross and want it as a team. Others () do not use the lion on the helmet, just the trumpets themselves.

Kasper Niesiecki , Herbarz, VIII, 468-469

Variety used by the Dobschűtz family

Earliest Records

The seal of the coat of arms of Szreniaw from1371by Jan Kmita of Wiśnicz , Starost of Ruthenia . Knights from his team began sealing with his coat of arms. One such example is the seal from 1396 with the coat of arms of Szreniaw KlemensKurowski, castellan of Żarnow. As a result of the Union of Horodel in 1413 , the coat of arms was transferred toLithuania.

Herbowni

Adamowski, Aduckiewicz, Agdyjewicz, Agdyjewski, Alexandrowicz, Amborski, Amfor, Amforowicz, Andronowicz, Anforowicz, Arasimowicz, Belewski, Bieliński, Bielski, Bier, Bierkowski, Birowo, Biskupski, Bohun, Borowiński, Borsnicki, Borysławski, Borzysławski, Brawański, Brawański, Charczewski, Charzewski, Charzowski, Chociszewski, Choroszewski, Czerniawski, Czernichowski, Czerniechowski, Czerniewski, Damiański, Darewski, Dobszyc, Dobszycz1 , Drużyowski, Dziwisz, Grabacki, Garbowski, Głupczowski, Gołkont, Gołkontowicz, Harasimowicz, Horaczbiewicz, Horaczbiewicz, Horaczbiewicz, Jamb , Kampanowski, Kampowski, Karbowski, Kempanowski, Klus, Dumplings, Klusz, Kluś, Kmita, Kołacki, Kołacki, Komorski, Komorze, Koteński, Kotuński, Koźlątkowski, Krasowski, Kraszowski, Kurcewski, Kurowski , Kwilecki, Ladajka, Ladayda , Langacz , Laskowski , Lasocki, Lipski, Lochman, Luboweski, Lubowicki, Lubowiecki, Lubowski, Łapanowski, Łapiński, Łapski, Maciejowski, Mileszewski, Moniaczkowski, Mroczek, Mstows ki, Niedźwie cki, Niedźwiedzki, Oraczewski, Oraczowski, Oranowski, Parowski, Pernirowski, Piaśnicki, Pielwicki, Pielwiecki, Pisarski, Placzkowski, Plaszkowicz, Poniatowski, Porębski, Porski, Potocki, Proaczek, Przybel, Przyłęcki, Przyłęski, Psarłeck, Pukar, Pkarsareckski, Pkarsar.eck , Rahoza, Rozbicki, Rozenkowski, Rudzeński, Rupniewski, Rupniowski, Rynowiecki, Rzecki, Sadłowski, Saganowski, Sagatyński, Skupniewski, Sobieński, Srzednicki, Srzeniawski, Stadnicki, Stawski, Stępniewski, Strachanowski, Suliński, Szoński, Sław, Szała Szalistyowski Szypłowski, Szypowski, Śreniawa, Talimont, Tągoborski, Telakowski, Tęgoborski, Tretiak, Trzebieński, Trzebiński, Trzeciak, Turowski, Tuszewski, Tuszowski, Ujedzki, Ujejski, Werycha, Weryha, Węliński, Wierliński, Wgleski, Wierliński, Wierliński, Wierliński, Wierliński , Wiewiórkowski, Wiewiórski, Wiewiurski, Wrochey, Wzdowski, Zdowski, Zmigrodzki, Zmijewski, Żmigrocki, Żmigrodzki, Żmijewski.

Mroczek, Leszczyc (Bróg, Brożek, Brożyna, Laska, Laski, Wyszowie),coat of arms .

Coat of arms description

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Golden spearsin a red field. Also in the jewel on the peacock's tail is a horn slanting to the right.

Earliest Mentions:

The origin of this coat of arms dates from 550-1078. This coat of arms dates from the reign of the Piast dynasty.

Herbowni

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Balęcki, Białecki, Białęski, Bieganowski, Biegański, Bierzwieński, Biezdrowski, Bijański, Bitner, Bojkowski, Bolemowski, Bolimiński, Bonczkowski, Bończkowski, Boszlowski, Brożyna, Chmieleński, Chmieliński, Chodorowski, Chojnicki, Chrypski, Chrzybowski, Darnowski, Darnowski, Darnowski Donoski, Donowski, Falęcki, Gabarzewski, Gąbarzewski, Giełtowski, Głodecki, Gołutowski, Cięjewski, Grabianka, Grabionka, Gułtowski, Gustowicz, Gutowski, Hawryszenko, Hawryszew, Herbst, Holy, Janowski, Jasieniecki, Jaskold, Jaskolski, Jaskolski, Jaskulski, Jaskólski Kaczlińlski , Karmazynowicz, Klonowski, Korunowski, Kossowski, Kostecki, Koszuck, Koszutski, Kościelec, Kretowicz, Krotoski, Krotoszyński, Krotowski, Krzekotowski, Krzyszkowski, Kujawa, Kuranowski, Lesisz, Leszczewski, Leszczyc, Luboniski, Luboński, Lubstowski, Łeszczabiski, Łeszabicz .abicz , Łeszczabiski, Łubowski, Łukawski, Makuda, Mierosławski, Mierucki, Mierzejewski, Miearańński, Miłaszewski, Mirosławski, Młodocki, Mroczek, Nagórski, Radolinski , Rysiński, Pachnik, Pakoścki, Pałuka, Piekarski, Siemieński, Skarszewski , Supiński, Śmiełowski, Waliszewski, Wieruszewski, Żyznowski

Mroczek , Milewski of the Ślepowron Coat of Arms