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

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

TitelseiteTitelTitel - 1Zgraj coat of arms (vol. 10 pp. 161-162)Titel - 2Shields (vol. 9 p. 8)Titel - 3Zgraj coat of arms (vol. 10 pp. 161-162) - 1Gniewski des Zgraja-Wappens (Bd. 4 S. 157)Gołyński des Prawdzic-Wappens (Bd. 4 S. 179-181)Wappen der Zgraj (Bd. 10 S. 161-162)Sieniawski des Leliwa-Wappens (Bd. 8 S. 340-352)Schilde (Bd. 9 S. 8)Zahorowski des Korczak-Wappens (Bd. 10 S. 24-26)Wappen der Zgraj (Bd. 10 S. 161-162) - 1Titel - 4Titel - 5Zgraj manteau des bras (vol. 10 pp. 161-162)Titel - 6Boucliers (vol. 9 p. 8)Titel - 7Zgraj manteau des bras (vol. 10 pp. 161-162) - 1Impressum

The noble Polish family Zgraja.

Die adlige polnische Familie Zgraja.

Zgraja . In a silver field a steel war shield; Helmet - jewelery: three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms was given to a Polish knight Zgraja , from which reason it is not known. Do the same thing:

Gniewski, Kanimir, Zgraja, entsiewski.

Zgraja ( Kunraczyc ) - a variation of the Janina noble coat of arms .    

A blue shield in a silver field. In trinket are three ostrich feathers. Teodor Chrząński reports that there were five feathers , as did Zbigniew Leszczyc . Niesiecki suspects that the shield could have been white.       

Krakow Voivodeship around 1400 .  

Gniewski , Gromek , Kanimir , Zgraja , Zieleniewski .

Buczacki , Abdank coat of arms (vol. 2 pp. 345-347)

Buczacki , coat of arms of Abdank . Gabriel, the Starost of Kamieniec, in 1260 begins the flourishing House of Paprocki, and all Polish historians have a consistent spring, testifying by their famous chivalrous duets, of which the family Jazłowiecki remembering what they always made Buczaca written have left. Mikołaj is placed after him by the Voivod of Podolia , but he did not give him a year for a deeper faith, and therefore I did not count him among the Voivodes of Podolia . Jerzy and John, I read in it, who with their lives and bloodshed saved their love for their homeland. In 1332 it was won by Piotr Gastold , the voivode of Vilnius and Starost von Kamieniecki , in 1332 for God and Faith. Kojałowicz municipality 1st lib . 8. Stanisl . Temberian chronologist . Later in Book Twenty, Kromer counts three full brothers: Michał , Theoderich and Mirsila . Of these, Michał is after Paprocki the castellan of Halych , after Kromer the Staroste , ie the voivode of Podolia , via the Starowolski in Bellat . He writes: As soon as Podolia was annexed to Poland, they were always trained in knightly works, defended their native freedom, for which hardly everyone had their life, fought valiantly with their enemies in the place they laid, under whom this Michał was . For when a large number of wild Tatar pufferfish attacked in Podole in 1438 , this brave man set out, and since he was of great spirit, he had a preliminary battle with him: only a small handful of his people, surrounded by the multitude of countless people People struck by the memorable defeat of Podolanów , where Michał himself died adding his heart. Before that, Świ-brigiełła fought with greater luck when he destroyed his army at Kremenets with a great defeat. and Fedek of the Prince of Ostrog , Świdrigiełło , pushed so hard more than once that he had to flee. Later, Świdrygiełło Podolien devastated a few with Wincenty Szamotulski , he destroyed with skirmishes. Theodor of Prince Niewiazki from the same Świdrygiełło he freed together with Bracław , Krzemieniec , Zbaraż , Winnica , Sokola , with other cities and fortresses on Poland. Wołochów also from Sniatyn , Halicz and Krzemieniec with a large number of returnees after the attack, [p. 346] and took the spoil. Kamieniec Podolski , he had preserved Poland with his loyalty and favor, Kromer wrote in book 20. Theodore of Prince Niewiazki from the same Świdrygiełło he freed together with Bracław , Krzemieniec , Zbaraż , Winnica , Sokola , with other cities and fortresses on Poland. Wołochów also from Sniatyn , Halicz and Krzemieniec with a large number of returnees after the attack, [p. 346] and took the booty. Kamieniec Podolski , he had preserved Poland with his loyalty and favor, Kromer wrote in book 20. Theodore of Prince Niewiazki from the same Świdrygiełło he freed together with Bracław , Krzemieniec , Zbaraż , Winnica , Sokola , with other cities and fortresses on Poland. Wołochów also from Sniatyn , Halicz and Krzemieniec                           with a rich population of returnees after the attack, [p. 346] and took the spoil. Kamieniec Podolski , Kromer wrote in Book 20 that he had preserved Poland with his loyalty and favor.  

Theodoric brother of Michał , with whom he was an unquestionable companion in the heat of the war: after his death he drew the rest of the people from the Tatar defeat to him: with them there were some castles in Podolia , and he happily recovered from Michał Zygmunt's son . For which the Starostamt Kamieniec the King of Władysław Jagiellonowicz (Paprocki was the governor of the Podolskie Voivodeship , he was a great mercy for him and for his fortune, not for excess, but to help his country and to encourage the soldiers to fight, not economical: as in the time of Casimir, when the Tatars in Podolia again dismantled their fields and devastated this land with fire and sword, attacked; that by vetoing the death of his brother he laid down a large number of them dead in the square, that he rescued the slave and a rich harvest was brought back.According to royal orders, he was sent with the army as a young Alexander by his uncle Bogdan from the ducal principality to Wallach, he returned to the same principality after having witnessed the battle of the Vlachs on the Dniester Poland won with a knightly attack, but alone with incomparable sorrow, there with he shed his life in 1450 n with his blood.     

Jan Mużył or Mirsił like others want the voivodes of Podolia , in 1469 the third brother of these. Bartłomiej Buczacki , Staroste of Podolia , on the Cromer lib . 24. 1457, when he wrote his party about the Tatars: that he had hit an enemy unit on the head; when he attacked them with this courage, girded with a large community, he died with his others. Buczacki Jakub, castellan of Halych in 1480. In Okolski's volume I read a certain section from the Przemyśl fortress . 2. fol . The 160th then moved on to Podolskie Voivodeship . His son Jan, MP in Moscow, six years of peace, won 1502. Bielski fol . 494th was crown cupbearer in 1504 when he signed inter praesentes on the list of Alexander the king given to the city of Lublin. Michał , the Starost of Śniatyn , is given by Cromer lib . 28. That he was ordered to help Stefan with the nobility of Podolia :              

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Gniewski of the Zgraja coat of arms (vol. 4 p. 157)

Gniewski of the coat of arms of Zgraja . Długosz in lib . Beneficial. at Nakiel . in Miechow . fol . 108. Stanisław Gniewski mentions this coat of arms, heir in Klonów near Skarzeszów around 1448.       

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Gołyński of the Prawdzic coat of arms (vol. 4 pp. 179-181)

Gołyński of the coat of arms of Prawdzic , in Mazovia. The antiquities of this house, from which I derive what Dusbruch writes. Petrus Chron. Prussia. Part. 3. around 1260, when he praises the bravery of Martin de Golin : he with only one companion attacked three Prussians, laid down two and took the third prisoner; But when the other Prussians attacked him again, he cut off the neck of the third. So the larger group of newcomers could no longer defend themselves, he was taken prisoner, when the Prussians had to share the booty , his companion came to others; They have two other people: on him, who wanted revenge for the loss of their Prussians, both agreed to wrest their lives from those who were already disarmed; In a bad case of trying to save himself, Marcin turned quickly to one of them, the sword torn from the sword and knocked his head down: He turned to the other and happily laid the corpse down [p. 180] this lively battle; until one of them somehow untangles himself, disillusioned Marcin and then escorted him to Radzyn . The third time he took four of the German cavalry and twelve Prussians with him, he came with them to a certain village in Sudovia , there, after defeating some and taking the other citizens home with a good harvest, he turned away: up the street, after this trouble about eating, he rested a little with the people. : at that time the Sudovians attacked them, where he liked to defend himself, but since he had been killed by four Teutonic Knights, he fell from his weapon himself and had to go with the others. The enemy, delighted with this victory, as if he had no longer to fear anyone, made himself so sure in the same place that everyone fell asleep: Marcin was very close, he was just waiting for it; Therefore, when he struck them gently, he first took all their weapons from them, and then, beaten to one, went away with great booty. Not much, but with the same luck he will compete against these Sudovites again [p. 181] Landtag, from there Deputy to Calm the Trade Unions, Constit . fol . 6. Wojciech Cześnik Ciechanowski . Const . 1631. fol . 29. Paweł in Podlaskie Voivodeship 1632. Marcin in Wyszogrodzka 1674 and Kazimierz in Płock. Martin died in our order in 1704.                         

At the reunification of the citizens, W. Ks. Litewski , near Olkiniki in 1700. Kazimierz Gołyński signed himself from the Połock Province . - Border judge Ludwik Gołyński Podolski , son of Dominik and Anna Dąbrowska , spouse, grandson of Jędrzej nee Hoszowska , great-grandson of Marcin and Anna Krasińska . The husband lived his young age in his studies and in the knowledge of national law, as he used his talent in various public functions already in the country nobility of the province Podolskie , already in the Parliament of 1793. Grodzinski , then writer in the jurisdiction of Kronmarschalls and 1795. as assessor in the police and appellate courts: always fair in his opinion, glorious in his qualities and loyal to his homeland as a good citizen. His brother, Fr. Tadeusz Gołynski Pijar , then pastor of Kleszczelewski , died in 1796. - Heraldry Wielądka .      

Zgraj coat of arms (vol. 10 pp. 161-162)

A bunch of coats of arms . This coat of arms is very similar to others, that is to say with the coats of arms of Janina, Czerwnia and Łagoda , after all, it comes from all of them [p. 162] differs because Czerwnia has a square shield: Janina has a shield in the middle of the second shield, Łagoda has a shield divided by a line through the middle, while the Zgraja has a war shield , but bare as Okol describes it. Volume. 3. fol . 330. and brings Biel back. fol . 307. But neither the color of the shield nor the helmet was described by this author, I would understand that the shield should be white. This coat of arms was given to a knight of the Zgraj family before 1410 . Before that, they wrote from Kunraczyce , including Kazimierz von Kunraczyce , the coat of arms of Zgraja , according to Długosz . This coat of arms was used by the Gniewskis , see what I wrote about them.          

According to Małachowski and others, this coat of arms is said to be a steel war shield in a white field. - 

Długosz in the Libro Benef mentions the two brothers Zgraj , heirs in Grzmucin , Grzymosława and Pakosław . Eccl . cat . Krakow. quoted from Nakielski in Miechovia fol . 107.-       

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Sieniawski of the Leliwa coat of arms (vol. 8 pp. 340-352)

Sieniawski of the Leliwa coat of arms , in the Ruthenian Voivodeship. Sieniawski Rafał , the first name and the house of this author: the son was Dymitr Granowski , castellan of Nakielski , who got Spławie into the division, who was captured by fame and his earlier ancestors by bravery when he was long in the Rus against the Tartars his own brother and brave in marriage , heiress in Sieniawa and the only child who lived there, the first of these estates was called Sieniawski ; this name for three and a half years, until our time, and in honor and merit this heiress of Sieniawa Rafał flourished to Okol . She gave birth to only one son of Hieronim, who fathered three by Cebrowska : Mikołaj , Aleksander and Prokop (but Paprocki did not give Hieronim these three sons, but he ascribes to Rafał ), of whom Aleksander and Prokop together with Father Hieronim in the Dominican Church in Lviv lie buried with God's corpse. The chamberlain Aleksander was a halicki , he not only left a daughter, whom he gave to Jan Oleśnicki , the heir in Pinczów , and who praised him for his bravery Cromer orat . in the foot . Sigismundi I. Nicholas. Rej in Zwierzyniec , fol . 79. Prokop's brother eats all three pants as he describes their courage in Obertyn , Orichov . Their names are Trismegistus Hercules, especially Alexander and Prokopus , when in 1549 the Tatars in Ruthenian lands revived not only in one place for the lost profits and demonstrated their knightly courage. White. F. 590. Orichov . Neugeb . When they drove the Turks from Rohatyn in 1524 , when they brought in the victorious harvest of their enemies in Wallachia in 1537 , Prokop was brought in with the fervor of Mars, he was far fierce after the enemy, who realized that he should not be stripped of his clothes could [S. 341], in order to have thugs so quickly, he fell from ambush, girded him around himself, defended himself to the last strength of Prokop, but when the horse beneath him was killed and the crowd attacked only one, he then saw the Blessed Mother from Częstochowa am He called for help, and he was not mistaken for hope, because suddenly, as if frightened, everyone dispersed and he remained unharmed and free from obvious danger. Gold. in the historical Tschestoch . Not with Kowalska , the castellan of Lemberg , as Okolski erroneously wrote, he was associated for life, but with Anna Lwowska , the daughter of Marcin Ostroróg Lwowski from Lwówek , the so-called castellan of Kowalski, as I ordered in Lwowskie , lived on this daughter the first relationship with Ambroży Pempowski sterilis , the second with Hieronim Gostomski , Chamberlain Rawski , and two sons, one of whom went to Okol . Alexander, after Paproc . Marcin, the royal captain, is said to have been the Sanocki chamberlain, whose daughter Eleonora stood behind Jan de Garbow Farurej , as Starowol testified. in monum . fol . 429