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

Werner Zurek

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

TitelseiteCoat of Arms of Poronia (Vol. 7 p. 423)TitelTitel - 1Titel - 2Wappen von Poronia (Bd. 7 S. 423)Jasieński des Wappens von Poraj (Bd. 4 S. 456)Jasieński des Poronia-Wappens (Bd. 4 S. 456-458)Titel - 3Armoiries de Poronia (Vol. 7 p. 423)Jasieński des armoiries de Poraj (Vol. 4 p. 456)Titel - 4Titel - 5Armoiries de Poronia (Vol. 7 p. 423) - 1Jasieński des armoiries de Poraj (Vol. 4 p. 456) - 1Jasieński des Poronia-Wappens (Bd. 4 pp. 456-458)Titel - 6Impressum

The noble Polish family Poronia.

Die adlige polnische Familie Poronia.

Poronia . In a red field a silver lily, on the right and left each accompanied by a silver, four-petalled rose; Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms was granted by King Kazimierz to the knight Pawel Jasienski of the Gozdawa coat of arms for knightly deeds against the Teutonic Order in 1462 , so it is an augmentation of the latter's coat of arms. The same lead the:

Jasienski, Mucharski, Olearski, Porowski.

Coat of Arms of Gozdawa (Vol. 4 p. 249-254)

Gozdawa Coat of Arms . Let there be two lilies, one above and the other below, so joined together by their roots that they appear like one lily, and they are white in the red field: the union is yellow through them, or they all take nothing of which: on the helmet, peacock feathers and lilies on it. Fern. in the fol . 503. About the Coat of Arms. fol . 224. Approx. volume. 1st fol . 220. White. fol . 142. Even our id. When describing foreign jewels, Petra sancta puts a similar coat of arms on everything, just the color of the tar or something else. Father Bonnani in Ordin . rider fol . 68. writes that Sanctius , surname the Great, who may have been Moors from the kingdom of Navarre, following the way of Garzia , his predecessor, expelled the image of the Visitation of the Holy Virgin. He left the mothers with this inscription Deus primum Christianum paint servet on soldiers' flags. This happened around 1043. His knights are said to have worn a double chain of gold from which hung the lily, with a crown on top. They became equites called lilii , and with this knight Sanetius won many triumphs from his enemies. After the same author, fol . 69.Paul III The Pope of Tusia chose cavalry or equites lilies, they wore a Portuguese gold, on one side of which was the image of the blessed. Virgin, on the other a lily in a field of gold, with the inscription around it, Patoli III. Pontificis maximi mouth . There was this pope of the Farnese family who entered Italy from Germany, there with the first ecclesiastical honors as [p. 250] and the worldly shone with lilies in her coat of arms. Famous that Joan of Aurelian, whose bravery happily raised not only the city of Aurelian, but also France from English potency, gave in the coat of arms Charles VII the king of the French, who wanted to owe her courage when the whole family raised their noble dignity he gave them a silver sword, in the blue field on both sides with golden lilies, he adorned his blade with golden lilies, and over the end of the sword he put a golden crown, and those who had previously called de Dare he commanded that they afterwards de Lilio should be written. Spondanus in Annal . 1429. num. 9. The French kings with the ancient lily in their coat of arms used it, as testified by the statue of Clotarius the First placed on his tomb by the Swession family , with lilies on the clay. Cilperic also a statue near Paris in the church of S. German, a scepter in hand with a lily: more evidence of this, Miraeus in Chron. 1423. by Masson Book 3, but before that the French kings, each according to his will and pleasure, composed the number of lilies in the coat of arms: only Charles VI. The French king, who died in 1422, took only three lilies; and after his example and his successors: Nangius u Spondana in Annal . 1230. By three petals on each lily of the French kings he means three virtues, faith, fortitude and wisdom, with which this kingdom flourishes: when he says: Nam ex quo Dominus noster Jesus Christ fide , sapientia , et militia , speciulius quam caetera regna voluit _ Regnum Franciae illustrare , consveverunt Reges in suis armis et vexilis flower lily descriptionum , trino -foil portals. But other authors, many more of them, do not like to deny that the French kings erected statues or painted pictures with lilies because they did not use them in their coats of arms, only Charles VI. was the first; That is why those who extend the coat of arms of Gozdawa as if it originated from the French kings are very mistaken . Name ex quo Dominus noster Jesus Christ fide , sapientia , et militia , speciulius quam caetera regna voluit _ Regnum Franciae illustrare , consveverunt Reges in suis armis et vexilis flower lily descriptionum , Trino foil portare . But other authors, many more of them, do not like to deny that the French kings erected statues or painted pictures with lilies because they did not use them in their coats of arms, only Charles VI. was the first; That is why those who extend the coat of arms of Gozdawa as if it originated from the French kings are very mistaken . Name ex quo Dominus noster Jesus Christ fide , sapientia , et militia , speciulius quam caetera regna voluit _ Regnum Franciae illustrare , consveverunt Reges in suis armis et vexilis flower lily descriptionum , Trino foil portare . But other authors, many more of them, do not like to deny that the French kings erected statues or painted pictures with lilies because they did not use them in their coats of arms, only Charles VI. was the first; That is why those who extend the coat of arms of Gozdawa as if it originated from the French kings are very mistaken . that the French kings had long built statues or painted pictures with lilies because they did not use them in their coats of arms, only Charles VI. was the first; That is why those who extend the coat of arms of Gozdawa as if it originated from the French kings are very mistaken . that the French kings had long built statues or painted pictures with lilies because they did not use them in their coats of arms, only Charles VI. was the first; That is why those who extend the coat of arms of Gozdawa as if it originated from the French kings are very mistaken .

Our genealogists say that this coat of arms was acquired in our Poland and not brought from other countries; For when the knight of the heir of Gozdawa had beautifully proved his bravery in the eyes of the king on various expeditions, as a reward for his merits he took the jewel described above, which was named after his name Gozdawa : the year in which it happened, none of them said: MS . only It. Rutki says that it was granted by Władysław Hermann, Prince of Poland, in 1090; However, I would understand him earlier, if soon after that year, that is, 1108. Szymon was appointed bishop of Płock and Paprocki in the Nest of Virtues in 1090. Krystyna Gozdawa recalls [p. 251], whose son Krystyn also flourished around 1140. Under the same name Krystynów there were many honorable people of the Gozdawa coat of arms, first of all:

Krystyn , the voivode of Płock, was so serious to the then Prussians, the pagans, because of the knightly works and victories he received that they almost took him for Bożek : he was in his care for a long time and held Konrad the prince of Mazovia , not only that he had left his state without the slightest harm; but he has also expanded his limits. Growing up to govern good people, Konrad succeeded, suspended by the envious Krystyn in front of Konrad as if interfering with his state, imprisoned, tormented by his eyes, later poor in the same torment and life was even snatched from him in 1221. He was a godly and righteous man. Cromer . in Lesco and Bielski fol . 147. Dlugosz in Episc . place Krystyn , the second voivode of Płock in 1372. To the same house, Scrobiszov . in the archive . Lion. attracts, Krystyna, the first archbishop of Halicki , seduced by any author, but he does that he wrote from Ostrów as Krystyn , the castellan from Sandomierski , therefore it should rather be said that he belonged to the coat of arms of Rawicz than to Gozdawa . This cathedral church of Krystyn in Halicz , under the title of S. Maria Magdalena, also erected and appointed canons: and because the lean at the beginning of their origin, this cathedral was for all of them, from his table, a civilian, willing and giving to other poor he did not spare his fortune: merciful shepherd of the poor and the wise: he was of the Order of St. Francis.