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

Werner Zurek

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This is a hodgepodge of a disordered, systematically arranged collection of the Polish nobility. On these pages you will find out everything about: descent, aristocracy, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herb, herbarity, indigenous, information, literature, names, nobility files, Nobility, personal history, Poland, Schlachta, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, coat of arms, knight, Poland, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, veltimere, systemati cordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, veltimere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: English, German, French. Das ist ein Sammelsurium einer ungeordneten, systematisch angelegten Sammlung des polnischen Adels. Auf diesen Seiten erfahren Sie alles über: Abstammung, Adel, Adelsliteratur, Adelsnamensendungen, Adelsverband, Ahnenforschung, Bibliographie, Bücher, Familienforschung, Forschungen, Genealogie, Geschichte, Heraldik, Heraldisch, herb, Herbarz, Indigenat, Informationen, Literatur, Namen, Nobilitierungsakten, Nobility, Personengeschichte, Polen, Schlachta, Szlachta, Wappen, Wappenforschung, Wappenliteratur, Adel, Wappen, Ritter, Polen, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, veltimere, systemati cordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, veltimere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: English, German, French. Il s'agit d'un méli-mélo d'une collection désordonnée et systématiquement organisée de la noblesse polonaise. Sur ces pages, vous trouverez tout sur: descendance, aristocratie, littérature aristocratique, terminaisons de noms aristocratiques, association aristocratique, généalogie, bibliographie, livres, recherche familiale, recherche, généalogie, histoire, héraldique, héraldique, herbe, herbalisme, indigène, information , littérature, noms, dossiers de noblesse Noblesse, histoire personnelle, Pologne, Schlachta, Szlachta, blason, recherche sur les armoiries, blason de la littérature, noblesse, blason, chevalier, Pologne, szlachta, herbe, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, velti

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

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The noble Polish Kosciesza family.

Die adlige polnische Familie Kosciesza.

Kosciesza. In a red field a vertical, bar-shaped, feathered, silver arrow, split at the lower end to the left and right, in the middle of an iron that a piece of saber blade is supposed to cut through without a handle, to cut through without a handle; helmet  

Helmet decoration:: three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms was given by King Boleslaw the Bold to a knight Kosciesza, who had distinguished himself in the Battle of Snowsk in 1072. The king saw him lying badly wounded, with a split arrow in his body, the broken sword in his hand. He gave him the arrow and the same crossed piece of sword as a coat of arms, called the coat of arms after himself Kogciesza. Dobieslaw Kogciesza, known as Strzegomia because of his scowl, laid the Strzegom estate in the Sendomierz Voivodeship. The coat of arms in this area was probably called Strzegomia. The first homeland of the family was probably Greater Poland, where Koscieszki were near Kruszwic and Koscieszyn near Miedzyrzecz (Meseritz).       Then ver - spread Kogciesza they die to Silesia, where August 1143 when He - assassination of Bishop Magnus of Wroclaw involved is, too, then by Mazovia, where August 1440 will receive the eximierten jurisdiction. This coat of arms lead die:     

Alexandrowicz, Astutowicz, Bereszniewicz, Blus, Bodurkiewicz, Bolsanowski, Boreyko, Boufffall, Branwicki, Brzezinski, Brzostowski, Bujalski, Chodkiewicz, Chodzicki, Chodiko, Chotoszki, Daloshocki, Górzajishiski, Docosticziewi, Daloshocki, Gnostiskiewiziewizski, Gnzolekiewi, Gnostiskiewiziewizski, Daloshowski, Gnzajiskiewiziewizski, Gnzolekiewiziewizski, Gnojziewiziewizski, Gnzoleziewi, Gnostiskiewiziewizski, Dalhoshovsky, Docosticziewizsky , Jalbrzykowski, Jarmola, Jarmolowicz, Jaszkowski, Jawor, Jaworski, Kakowski, Karnicki, Klausgielowicz, Klimowicz, Kobelski, Kobylski, Kojalowicz, Kolakowski, Koszowski, Koselcicia, Kosciski Kossakowski, Kosselcicia, Kosciski Kosowski, Lazgericzessa, Krogericzowski, Krogericzowski, Kossowieckowski Listowski, Laczynski, Mackiewicz, Meczynski, Merlo, Mezynski, Michalkiewicz, Miloszewski, Miroszewski, Mniszewski, Murawicki, Nagurzewski, Niek, Nahorwitz Nagurzewski, Niek, Nahorwitlowski, Niek, Nahorwitlowski, Prazyborski, Olszewski, Opelborski, Przybylski, Olszewski, Opel Pudlinski, Pudlowski, Pukszt, Rakowski, Rakoyski, Ratomski, Re szczynski, Rudawski, Rudziejewski, Rzezzynski, Saniews ki, Siechmowicki, Siekierzyński, Skorulski, Skrobot, Slawogorski, Stonczewski, Sopocko, Stanislavsky, Stetkiewicz, Stryszewski, Strzegocki, Suliszewski, Sutkowski, Szalapski, Szklinski, Szymczynowicz, Szymczynowicz, Szymczynowicz, Tukalski, Wawronski, Wereszczaka, WesIawski, Wilamowski, Wnorowski, Wodanski, Wolski, Wolk, Wolkowicz, Wolodzko, Wronski, Zaba, Zakrzewski, Zaleski, Zaluski, Zambrzycki, Zberowski, Zbiruski, Zdzychowski, Zerzynski. 

Chodkiewicz has changed the coat of arms: shield split on the right, the coat of arms Kosciesza, on the left a white griffin with, black feet, which are turned towards the dividing line, in the right front paw a raised, perk up, perk up, perk up, perk up, perk up . Matrix Skorulski, Alexandrowicz and Blus: the arrow is crossed twice, helmet decoration a peacock - tail, - the Pukszta: the arrow is also crossed twice, but split into three pieces at the bottom, helmet decoration three ostrich feathers, which Wolkowicz: the arrows of the are crossed once it is set with a star - the Dolski: the crossing bar is mutilated on the right, only present on the left, - the Szymkowicz and Murawicki the arrow is not crossed, - the Dorohostajski: the arrowhead forms a straight line in the form of a T - the Dalinski: the Arrow is not crossed, but is accompanied by a star to the left and right, - the Pudlowski: helmet decoration, two palm trees, left and right of them a cross with small crosses in the corners, - the Golaszewski: two arrows, crossed at an angle.                   

Other names of this coat of arms: Strzegomia, Strzegomya Description of coat of arms: The white arrow should almost be torn in half, turned straight up with an iron hook, on it there is a cross over the crack, red area of ​​the shield, three ostrich feathers on it the helmet. It is widely used in the following countries: Kalisz, Sieradz and Mazovia. The legend of the coat of arms: The coat of arms is said to be given by Boleslaw the Brave King of Poland in 1072, when they called a lively battle at Snowsk a knight of Kosciesza, he bravely and for a long time stumbled with the enemy, he He also suffered many wounds in his body on this occasion: Bolesław saw it and the arrow stuck in his body was peculiarly torn, and the sword in his hand with which he hits or plagues opponents in this banter is either badly broken or smashed Because he commemorates his courage, the monarch is generous to the Bachelor men, he gave him the arrow and the sword as if on a cross in the coat of arms: which was later called Kościesza from the name of this knight or others called it him Strzegomia. Poetry: It was used by about 150 families, including Marshal Józef Pilsudski. Most of the coats of arms: Bodurkowicz, Bolsanowski, Boreyko, Brzeziński, Brzostowski, Bujalski, Chodkiewicz, Chodzicki, Chotowski, Chrząstowski, Ciborowski, Dolski, Dorchowski, Dorchostajski, Dylewski, Gniewosz, Jaszzbrickzyi , Kobylski, Kojałowicz, Kolenko, Kołakowski, Kopytkowski, Kościeski, Kościesza, Kościszewski, Kosmowski, Kossowski, Kułakowski, Kurnicki, Lazarowicz, Listowski, Mackiewicz, Męczyński, Mężyński, Narwitszewiński, Mężyński, Narwitszniszewski, Mężewiński, Mężewitszewski, Męzewitszewski, Męwitszewski, Mężewitszewski, Męwitszewski, Mirwitszewski, Męwitszewski, Męwitszewski, Mirwitszewski, Mirwitszewiński, Miściszewski, Kościszewski, Kościeszewski, Kościszewski, Kościeszewski, Mirwitszewski, Narwitszewiński, Mirwitszewiński, Mirwitszewiński, Mirwitszewzewski , Nielowicz, (Tukalski, Waszkiewicz, Wawroński, Wereszczaka, Wesławski, Wilamowski, Wnorowski, Wodański, Wołodzko, Wolski, Wołkowic e.g., Wronski Żabiński, Zakrzewski, Zaluski, Zberowski, Zbiruski, Zerzyński, Żaba. the mentions: "Zaluski of Kościesza Coat of arms (vol 10 p. 54.). Załuski des Kościesza coat of arms, in the country of Ciechanów I do not know whether it belongs to these, Łukasz Załuski Societ whose .. Who ke he took the payment in 1673 he ended his life in Vilnius, output print: Compendium totius philosophiae, Vilnae in 4to 1640. 2do De sumptione Sacrae Eucharistiae sub specie utraque, Vilnae 1637 in fol tacito nomine 3TiO Paneg ..... soluta et Vincta Orat. Sigismundo Denko 1646. Varsav. In fol. Bibl. Soc. " " Tukalski coat Kościesza (Vol. 9 p. 148-149) Tukalski arms Kościesza. Gregory Niezlubowicz Tukalski in Pinsk district envoy at r. 1648 to convocations which also signed. P. 149 WLidzkim say two brothers were Tukalskich Nielubowiczów mantel Kościesza, which the elder was called Miecisław, who was the marshal of Lidzki, he had twelve daughters and no son, who did well under the name of Nielubowiczs and fortune. the second younger brother took a fortune in the Wołkowysk district, his name was Stefan. This son Stefan had a son, Bartłomiej and Bartłomiej Lenarta, Lenart, had a son Melchior by Siewkowiczowny Melchior Tukalski Nielubowicz, entered into marriage contracts with the noble birth Rodziewiczowska, the strained LuK coat of arms, whose nest is in Oszmiański district, are in Minski and Żmudzki, the second son of four by Stan the Most Serene Prince of Poland, in the army of the priest of Lithuania, Antoni the captain in the dragoons regiment Isława Walenty, the third Roch, the fourth Ju lian Tukalscy Nielubowicz, in minorennitate some died. This Stryjowie, Kazimierz, of which only one son is Ludwik. Waclaw, Piotr, Jan and Gabriel steriliter descend, Stanisław brothers, who are based in Wołkowysk District. In the district of Pinsk there was the Nielubowicz family, of which Pinsk was an army, had a son, the Metropolitan of Kiev, Anastazy, the Niesiecki Tom. I. Tokolski, instead of Tukalski, sets 1664 between the metropolitans of Kiev, insulted the king and the Commonwealth and lived in Ukraine, where he died, and after his death, his servant Krzywicki, having made his will in Pinsk, Lachowice and Poczopów and Słomińsk. In the Novogrodzkie Voivodship, Tukalsky used to be Nielubowicz family in high esteem, as well as in Smolensk Voivodeship, which now stays near Moscow, they pretty much have found this name, even in the rest of the offices. - Duńczewski Tom. I. Pages. 374. " " Olszewski des Kościesza coat of arms (Vol. 7 p. 87) Olszewski des Kościesza coat of arms, in the Principality of Lithuania.    One of them was a deputy of the Lithuanian court in 1679 when I saw conclusions in the Vilnius. Benedykt the writer of the city of Brański 1667. Constit. fol. 29th Jan the hunters of Podlasie 1705 Władysław, Michał, Józef and Franciszek 1700. "    

Kościesza (noble coat of arms)

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Kościesza (Strzegomia, Strzegomya), Polish coat of arms . 

Description of coat of arms

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In the red field the silver arrow pointing upwards, crossed in the middle, finally torn without feathers. There are three ostrich feathers in the jewel. 

Earliest mentions:

The first seals and coats of arms date from the 14th century : 1317 (the district administrator of Greater Poland and Kujawy, Stefan Pekawka), 1361 (dean of Sandomierz Jakub), 1362 (the district judge of Sieradz, Jaksa), 1387 (later the Starost of Lviv , Gniewosz from Dalewice).           

 Crest comrades

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It was used by around 150 families, including the coat of arms of Piłsudski Marshal Józef Piłsudski . Most of the coats of arms : Bawarski, Bobiński, Bodurkowicz, Bolsanowski, Boreyko, Brzeziński, Brzostowski, Bujalski, Chodkiewicz, Chodzicki, Chotowski, Chrząstowski, Ciborowski, Czela, Dolski, Dobkowski, Dombajzicski, Dombajrowski, Dorchostajewski , Jacewicz, Jałbrzykowski, Jaszkowski, Jaworski, Kakowski, Karnicki, Kobelski, Kobylski, Kojałowicz, Kolenko, Kołakowski, Komuda, Kopytkowski, Kościesza, Kościesza, Kośczički, Kosłowki, Kułciszewski, Kosmik. Rzezżyński, Sakowicz, Saniewski, Siechmowicki, Siekierzyński, Sitkiewicz, Sławogorski, Slonczewski, Stanisławski, Stryszewski, Strzego cki, Suchocki, Suliszewski, Sułkowski, Szalapski, Szkliński, Szymkiewicz, Szymkowicz, Targoński, Trojnowicz, Tukalski, Waszkiewicz, Wawroński, Wereszczaka, Wesławski , Wilamowski, Wkonzy , , Wosławski, Wowzolski , Załkski, załkowski Zberowski, Zbiruski, Zerzyński, aba.             

Variations of the Kościesza coat of arms: 

Karnicki I

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Chodkiewicz

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Piłsudski

 , Kościerza.      

 Koscierza, Kościesza (Strzegomia, Strzegomya), Polish coat of arms .  

Description of coat of arms

 : 

In the red field the silver arrow pointing upwards, crossed in the middle, finally torn without feathers. There are three ostrich feathers in the jewel. 

Earliest mentions:

The first seals and coats of arms date from the 14th century : 1317 (the district administrator of Greater Poland and Kujawy, Stefan Pekawka), 1361 (dean of Sandomierz Jakub), 1362