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

TitelseiteŁącki Korzbok (coat of arms)Łącki, Lis (coat of arms)Łącki, Lubicz (coat of arms)Łącki, Prussia (coat of arms)Bieńkowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 2 p. 153)TitelBrodowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 2 pp. 299-301)Czarnowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 3 p. 222)Czerniakowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 3 p. 246)Dobrzyszewski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 3 p. 354)Glatowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 11 p. 139)Gnatowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 4 p. 153)Grądzki, Łada coat of arms (vol. 4 p. 272)Lada coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 201-202)Kłodnicki, Łada coat of arms (vol. 5 pp. 115-117)Koronowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 11 p. 235)Lipski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 116-123)Lada, coat of arms Łada (vol. 6 pp. 202-203)Łazowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 225-226)Noskowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 11 p. 316)Noskowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 574-579)Proszkowski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 7 p. 503)Radoński, Łada coat of arms (vol. 8 p. 23)Rendziński, Łada coat of arms (vol. 11 p. 377)Skrzyński, Łada coat of arms (vol. 8 pp. 392-393)Titel - 1Smerżyński, Łada coat of arms (vol. 8 p. 418)Zaleski, Łada coat of arms (vol. 10 p. 41)Titel - 2Łącki, Jelita (Wappen)Łącki Korzbok (Wappen)Łącki, Lis (Wappen)Łącki, Lubicz (Wappen)Łącki, Preußen (Wappen)Bieńkowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 2 S. 153)Borzymowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 2 S. 258-259)Brodowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 2 S. 299-301)Czarnowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 3 S. 222)Czerniakowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 3 S. 246)Dobrzyszewski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 3 S. 354)Glatowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 139)Gnatowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 4 S. 153)Grądzki, Wappen Łada (Bd. 4 S. 272)Wappen Lada (Bd. 6 S. 201-202)Kłodnicki, Wappen Łada (Bd. 5 S. 115-117)Koronowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 235)Lipski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 116-123)Lada, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 202-203)Łazowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 225-226)Noskowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 316)Noskowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 574-579)Proszkowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 7 S. 503)Radoński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 8 S. 23)Rendziński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 377)Skrzyński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 8 S. 392-393)Służowiecki des ada-Wappens (Bd. 8 S. 416)Smerżyński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 8 S. 418)Zaleski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 10 S. 41)Zawistowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 10 S. 107-108)cki, Jelita (armoiries)cki Korzbok (les armoiries)cki, Lis (armoiries)cki, Lubicz (armoiries)Łącki, Prusse (armoiries)Bieńkowski, armoiries de ada (vol. 2 p. 153)Titel - 3Brodowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 2 pp. 299-301)Czarnowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 3 p. 222)Czerniakowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 3 p. 246)Dobrzyszewski, armoiries de ada (vol. 3 p. 354)Glatowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 11 p. 139)Gnatowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 4 p. 153)Grądzki, armoiries de Łada (vol. 4 p. 272)Armoiries de Lada (vol. 6 pp. 201-202)Kłodnicki, armoiries de Łada (vol. 5 pp. 115-117)Koronowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 11 p. 235)Lipski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 6 pp. 116-123)Lada, armoiries Łada (vol. 6 pp. 202-203)Łazowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 6 pp. 225-226)Noskowski, armoiries de ada (vol. 11 p. 316)Noskowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 6 pp. 574-579)Proszkowski, armoiries de Łada (vol. 7 p. 503)Radoński, armoiries de Łada (vol. 8 p. 23)Rendziński, armoiries de Łada (vol. 11 p. 377)Skrzyński, armoiries de ada (vol. 8 pp. 392-393)Służowiecki des armoiries de l'ada (vol. 8 p. 416)Smerżyński, armoiries de ada (vol. 8 p. 418)Zaleski, armoiries de ada (vol. 10 p. 41)Titel - 4Łącki, Jelita (Wappen) - 1cki Korzbok (Wappen)cki, Lis (Wappen)cki, Lubicz (Wappen)Łącki, Preußen (Wappen) - 1Bieńkowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 2 S. 153) - 1Borzymowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 2 S. 258-259) - 1Brodowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 2 S. 299-301) - 1Czarnowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 3 S. 222) - 1Czerniakowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 3 S. 246) - 1ImpressumDobrzyszewski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 3 S. 354) - 1Glatowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 139) - 1Gnatowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 4 S. 153) - 1Grądzki, Wappen Łada (Bd. 4 S. 272) - 1Wappen Lada (Bd. 6 S. 201-202) - 1Kłodnicki, Wappen Łada (Bd. 5 S. 115-117) - 1Koronowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 235) - 1Lipski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 116-123) - 1Lada, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 202-203) - 1Łazowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 225-226) - 1Noskowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 316) - 1Noskowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 6 S. 574-579) - 1Proszkowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 7 S. 503) - 1Radoński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 8 S. 23) - 1Rendziński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 11 S. 377) - 1Skrzyński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 8 S. 392-393) - 1Służowiecki des ada-Wappens (Bd. 8 S. 416) - 1Smerżyński, Wappen Łada (Bd. 8 S. 418) - 1Zaleski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 10 S. 41) - 1Zawistowski, Wappen Łada (Bd. 10 S. 107-108) - 1

The noble Polish Lada family.

Die adlige polnische Familie Lada.

Lada. In the red box of a downwardly open, silver horseshoe, above busy With A golden Cavalier Cross, the horseshoe right and left accompany them A fallen Arrow Myth Silver, Their black featherless stem is split up top under the Horseshoe and under - the arrows Is Two Black, unshod, small hunting horns standing next to one another with the mouthpieces facing each other; Helmet jewelry. an eagle flight. The coat of arms is then also changed somewhat: the field is probably also blue - then as three home decorations ostrich feathers, or, probably now generally, on a - growing crowned lion holding a sword with both paws vertical. -            It is said about the origin of the coat of arms . A knight of the Jastrzebiec coat of arms, owner of Lada in Mazovia, was suddenly ravaged by the Jazdzwingen, when he was on his land with the field workers in the time of King Boleslaw in 1248 , um. He defended himself with his men and won the retreat to a forest, where he called the duke of Mazovia's hunters with a hunting horn, with whom he drove the enemy away. He received the hunting horns and the arrows or hunting spears from the king as an addition to his coat of arms, in which the position of the horseshoe was also changed. The new coat of arms was also named Lada after the good Lada. Later the name Mancz came up. This coat of arms lead die:       

Bartoszowicz, Bienkowski, Bilinski, Bogdanowicz, Borzymowski, Brodowski, Cybulski, Czarnowski, Czerniaków, Czerniechowski, Dobrzyszewski, Glatowski, Gnatowski Grądzki, Grodecki, Grodzitski, Janikowski, Klodnicki Klodzienski, Koby - Stolin, Kokoszka Kopański, Koronowski, Kotowski, Kowalewski, Krczytowski , Kroczowski, Kuczewski, Lipski, Lada, Ladowski, Ladzic, Lazomski, Lazowski, Mandecki, Moczarski, Mozarowski, Noskowski, Pilch, Proszkowski, Radonski, Radostowski, Redzina, Redzinski, Skrzynski, Smerzynski, Sobolablockewi , Wlad, Swid Waszowski Zaleski, Zaorski, Zarciszewski, Zawistowski, Zwolinski.    

Other names this coat of arms: Ładzic, Mancz. Description of the coat of arms: the red field a silver horseshoe , laterally to the top of it, an etched golden cavalry cross. On either side of the horseshoe, silver arrows point down where the arrow is torn on the heraldic left, rosochato at the point of getting lost. In the jewel - half a gold crowned lion, climbs over the crown of the helmet, on the heraldic right side, a raised silver sword wielding in his right paw. Spread in the countries :: crest arms legend: This crest is known by the ancestors, which they first got the name of Łada was suitable, because as Bielski and Anonymus writes the author, under Boleslaw the Chaste, in 1248. heirs Ladas stalls, named after his subjects, in the field, he rides the bondage of Jadźwingów (which at that time, after the death of Konrad Duke of Mazovia, together with Lithuania, devastated the Sandomierz country), he was soaked, many shots; then escaped into a nearby forest, he showed the pitchfork to the Duke of Mazovia found hunters, and with it he struck their enemies, they force them to flee: in the Polish Nest Paprocki affirmed love: that only during the king Łokietek to 1306 Jastrzębczyk, others, and the common people, as shown here, which they use this coat of arms, that is, on both sides of the shoe they put arrows and each other under the arrows at their ends, two false hunting horns. -. PW p. 202 earned well in something, this gem was allowed. Parisius in MS. an even earlier accepts this crest beginning, he says of Vopisc Volaterran, in the eulogy in Probo, that, if Quady Svevi and Marcowani, four hundred thousand people struggle to have, in Milan, they wore Aurelius, the Roman emperor on their heads, after one such defeat when the army gathered again Aurelian to Placence he had with them an encounter; but the quads, with their art in the forest withdrew from there in the dawn, they attacked the Romans and renewed their second defeat; after which their victory at Gallia burned sixty cities to the ground. Therefore, the coat of arms of this coat of arms was given in the name of the colonel, whose bravery over others she spent more in battle, in memory of his heroism. It's Parisius. Sealed in: Bieńkowski Bogdanowicz Borzymowski Brodowski Czarnowski Czerniaków Dobrzyszewski Gnatowski Grądzki Grodzitski Klodnicki Koronowski Kowalewski counter Łazowski Leipzig Moczarski Mandeckich Naskowski Prószkowski Ródonski Rendzina Skrzyński Služowiecki Sobolewski Szmeržynski Wąsowski Zablocki Zaleski Zawistowski References: (.. Vol Bieńkowski coat Łada 2 p 153) Bienkowski coat available. Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about this. You are in the Ciechanów Land. Maciej was a country writer in 1670 Zamborowski Wojciech Adam and with the land Ciechanów, Stanisław and Jan Bartłomiej with Nurska the election of August II. Signed Bogdanowicz of Łada Arms (Vol. 2 pp. 191-192) Bogdanowicz of Łada crest. Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about this. Jerzy the hunter Inflancki wrote in Żmudzki for the election of Jan III. Melchior Antoni Bogdanowicz of Uzudzdzj, Żmudzki swordtail, tax judges and deputy Sandomierz Confederation in 1704 Łukasz, the writer and Kiev swordtail stepped Potocka Lubicz - crest. Borzymowski, coat Łada (Vol. 2 pp. 258-259) Borzymowski, coat Łada. He writes in MS. Fri Koja łowicz: that in the Mazowieckie voivodship, in the country Wiska she had her mother property, called Borza: before, that she wrote with Cymianek, but if, during the reign of Władysław Duke of Mazovia, in the near Cymianka , more land and fields were given eternity, on the Boro-maeus de Cymianka, he founded the village borza by his name and another village near Borzymów called Borzymowskie. Of these, Stanisław Borzymowski, long in the army, page 259 Lithuanian with Chodkiewicz and Radziwiłł hetmans settled in the POLOCK Voivodeship. Rafał's son was Grzegorz, from Wojciech, who was Jan, Marcin, Maciej and Jędrzej. John's wife Charzynska. Maciej Stankowna, a resident of Mścisławska. N. Borzymowska Stanisław Połubiński spouse. Czarnowski, coat Łada (Vol. 3 p. 222) Czarnowski, coat Łada.      Wojciech Czarnowski with Dorota Wolska des Półkozic coat of arms, heiress in Wola Gawartowa, sired by Stanisław, a meritorious soldier who had one of the arms of Emerencjana Alantowiczowny des Róża, left a daughter Barbara Dobrzyńska and Anna Mogilnicka, the eldest Horodelska, and Anna Mogzöiechwe and Wojciech Grabowiecki, who are owned by Teofila Gorajska, had a daughter, Anna Drzewiecka, a hunter, Buska, Steril, son of Stanisław but childless, and Michał Teofil von Czarnowski, the treasurer of Buski, the Orchowska des nałęcz gave birth to three daughters, Marianna Karlínská, a Teemer named Dobrzyńska, Krystyna Rudnicka and a son Józef Rożnowska, Józef Rożnowska. Gnatowski, coat of arms Łada (vol. 4, page 153) Gnatowski, coat of arms Łada, in the country of Ciechanów. Adam Gnatowski 1632. Wojciech was behind him Małgorzata Brodowska, Lada coat of arms. Jan Gnatowski, his wife Boruchowska, heiress in Knichynin, of whom two daughters, lived Jadwiga with Jan Zaręba, Izabela with Wolski, and two sons, Ludwik, pastor Nulowski and Jakub, his son Firmian and daughter Helena Trebicka. Lawrence is in print , Oratio panegyrica pro felici Regis in Moschoviam expeditione, Cracov. 1633 in 4 tons Grądzki, Łada coat of arms (vol. 4, page 272) Grądzki, Łada coat of arms, in Mazovia. Jan Grądzki Richter Wiski 1609 Constit. fol. 89. Maciej the old age of Wiski 1632 Józef Maciej in the kitchen, Tomasz Jakub, Stanisław 1648 Wawrzyniec, the treasurer of Wiski 1674. Adam 1601. Constit. fol. 777. Tomasz the district administrator of Wiski and Sebastian the cupbearer and the elders of the city of Wiski, from the Sejm of 1683 commissioners, Mazowieckie and Podlaskie voivodships, delimit with the Duchy of Prussia: Constit. fol. 19th and before that, signed the Brzeski Peace Treaty with Łaski Mikołaj de Grady in 1436. in the statutes. fol. 141. N. de GRAD, pastor of Gniezno 1443 near Damalew. fol. 112 in Archiep. Blessings. Sebastian and Piotr, the judges close in 1674. Klodnicki of the Łada coat of arms (Vol. 5 pp. 115-117) Klodnicki of the Łada coat of arms. An old house and the Dukes of Mazovia once well deserved. Cedrenus, Chancellor Zakroczymski, Pastor Czerski, Dominik, his brother, his birth brother, Jan Duke of Mazovia. Grzegorz, the chaplain to the wife of the Prince Heir Kłodnie. Helbrzykoń, Wielisław, Tomisław, Swentosław, Maciej, Stanisław, Jan Filip, Wojno, Niegosław, Wawrzyniec, Bartłomiej, heirs of Kłodnie, granted Jan Prince of Mazowieckie a great favor with the privilege, in 1387 Stanisław fought with Jan Tarnowski he against the Wołochs, founded and donated a church in Żuków, with the obligation to sing masses for the dead three times a week: he died in Lwów and was buried there. His brother Maciej, Wojski Liwski and Staroste Błoński, coat of arms of Bogucka Anna von Prawdzic, left seven sons in 1552. King August I gave her inheritance in S. 116 other countries he cleaned his time. First when Ferdinand Kaiser gave his daughter to the Prince of Mantuański, he, he went with her to Italy, there he learned the Italian language and practice horses, he learned: in the German army, much to Poland, showed his bravery for one at court Having arrived from King August for a long time, he also took Anna, landed a von Grodzieńska girl, the remaining widow after Sebastian Dybowski antiquity Knyszyński, but he had no offspring with her. After the death of King August, the deputy to take his body to Krakow, he dismissed this function with his great recommendation. He was persuaded to the court of Henry the King because he knew languages, Latin, Spanish, Italian, German, Czech, he was given the village of Chorostów on the Łososna River in the Grodno Starosty, he was also offered to castellany from Warsaw and Zakroczym, but he did not want to accept her. at Isborg with Jan Chodkiewicz a trip to the post office, made at his own expense, and then to Moscow, strength dp 117 Valesii felici in Poloniarum Regem inauguratione Oratio gratulatoria in 4to Bononiae 1574. You mention Stryjkowski in his Chronicle of Lithuania. fol. 61. Bartłomiej is a man of great wit and science. The sisters of these seven brothers were two, one Dorota, one given up for the war of the treasurer of Lithuania and the Staroste of Pinski: the other Katarzyna Zaborowska, Cześnikowa Zakroczymska. Others write of their Kłodzińskis Krzysztof, a knightly husband of Jadwiga Dawidowska, heiress in Dawidów, had two sons: Mikolaj, a knightly man, and Jędrzej, a monk, S. Franciszek. Jan had a teacup girl behind him, Lidzka Cieciszewska. Aleksander des Podstoli Bracławski. Marcin and Paweł in the country of Warsaw 1674 Jan Jarzyna the spouse.     

Andrzej von Raszyn's seal, Łada coat of arms on the certificate

Fortified castle in Modliszewice, coat of arms of Łada, one

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Jelita (Koźlarogi, Koźle Rogi, Nagody) - a coat of arms .  

Description of coat of arms

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In rose gold, three copies of silver caves arranged in a star. There's a goat's head in the jewel

Earliest mentions:

One of the oldest Polish coats of arms. The first picture is on Tomisław von Mokrsko's seal from 1316 .   

Other sources say that there are spears on the shield, but not lances. The crest Fries in the chapel in convent in Ląd , funded by Wierzbięta of Paniewice the general Starost of Wielkopolska (the 1352 - 1369 ), presents the arms of the Jelita than three uncrossed spears - the medium in a pole, the residual spears left and right, with the blades up.        

As a result of the Union of Horodel, he was transferred to Lithuania in 1413 .      

The oldest surviving drawing of this coat of arms dates from 1316 from the seal of Tomisław von Mokrsko.

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Agewski, Anusiak, Alkiewicz, Anszeński, Antonowicz, Aszeński, Białecki, Bielski, Bielawski, Bielczewski, Bielski, Bielski-Saryusz, Biesiad, Biesiadecki, Biesiadowski, Biesiadzki, Bowiadowski, Biesiadzki, Bowiński, Bilczybatewski, Brodzóński, Buryzobatewski, Borodzohiński, Borodzohiński Chaiński, Chilchen, Chorążyna, Cielimoński, Cielmowski, Cieskanowski, Cieszanowski, Czeczel, Czeluściński, Czerkas, Czerkawski, Czermiński, Czermiński, Czerniński, Dzbrimoński, Dzidzciński, Dzbrętziątki, Dzidzciów, Dzidzki, Dzidzcitiba Dzidzcitiba, Dzidzcitiba Dzidzki, Dzidzcitiba Dzidzcitiba, Dzidzcitiba, Dzidzcitiba Dzidzcitiba, Dzidzcitiba Dzidzcitiba. , Dziwisz, Dzyryłł, Fabicki, Fanuel, fanuelli, Figiel, Francuz, Frankwowski, Galikometer, Galikometer Gereszycdowski, Ge, ometer, Gielitko, Gierdud, Gierecki, Giertut, Gierzyński, Gieszyński, Girzyński, Glora, Głewzski, Glora, Głowa, Godowski Godówski, Goliszewski, Gołocki, Gomoliński, Gorniewski, Halal cki, Hałowski, Held, Helt, Hilchen, Idaszewski, Inowłodzki, Iskrzycki, Iwonia, Jackiewicz, Jajkowski, Jakliński, Jakowicki , Jankiewicz, Jaykowski, Jelita, Jelitowski, Jerzbutowicz, Kaczorski, Kalina, Kalin Kaufman, Kicki, Kiliziński, Kisielewski, Kluszczyński, Kobielski, Kochlewski, Komornicki, Kopijewicz, Krasieński, Libi, Lasopiński, Kuki, Lasochatnieck Libidzki, Litosławski, Litwinowicz, Litwinski, Lnieżyński, Lochiński, Lochiski, Lochtyński, Lubicki, Luczeliński, Luczylickto, Luczylickto ańcutski, Łapiński, Łaźnicki, aziński, Łazniński, Łaźniński, Łażnicki, Łochyński, ochiński, Łodykowski, Łohyński, Łuczyliński, Łuczywiński, uczywiński , Łuk Majowski, Madurowicz, Makowski, Maduro Malecki, Maljewski, Małachowski, Małecki , Manikowski, Marcinowski, Marzęcki, Matesilański, Matesylański, Matkiewicz, Micewicz, Michałiews, Michaniewski, Miriews, Miriews, Mierszisi, Miselski , Misi Modrzewski, Mojkowski, Mokrski, Mongin, Morawicki, Morowiński, Morozewicz, Mrowiński, Myszeyko, Myśliborski, Natalis, Neronowicz, Niernoowicz, Nowosieleck i, Pacanowski, Pachołowiecki, Paczanki, Paklewilicke, Piczanwilicke, Paklewilicke, Paczanski, Paderewwilicke, Paklewilicke, Paczanski, Paderewwilicke Pijakowski, Piwakowski, Podsękalski, Pokrzywnicki, Pokrzywnicki, Poporzyński, Prosnalskiyski, Prudornzyński, Prudsalszelscieński, Prudornzyński, Prudsalszelszieński, Prudsumkiowski, Prudsumkiski, Prudsumkiowski, Pribsumłekowski ,ń Prudskiyński, Popiołekelszieński, Postczyński, Prudsalszelskieński, Prudsumzyński, Prudsalszelskieński, Prudornzyński, Prudsalszelscieński, Prudornzyński, Prudsnowskiowski ,ń Prudski, Prudsumkiowski ,ń Prudskiyński , Raczkowski, Radogoscki, Radogoski, Rafaloszkk, Reszczewski, Romaszewski, Romer, Romiszewski, Romiszowski, Rospąd, Rospęd, Chapterowski, Różnowski, Rudlicki, Rychciewsi, Rychczycycock ki, Rydel, Secignyzgniński, Secignyzukówki, Secignyzuzcki. Sielnicki, Sietecki, Silnicki, Skąpski, Skokowski, Skorek, Skorkowski, Skórkowski, Skórkowski-Saryusz, Saryzary, Saryuszła, Saryzarynicki Słupski, Sokolnicki, Sokołowiczski, Stocawieki, Stocawiński, Sokołowiczi, Stocawieowski, Sokołowicz,, Stocawieowski, Sokołowicz,, Stocawieówski, Sokołowicz, Sokawiński, Storkzłowski, Sokawiński, Storkzowski, Stawawaskiński, Skorkowski, Soławiński, Storkzowski, Soławiński , Suroczyński, Szczekocki, Szczepankiewicz, Szczerockski, Sóskikulski, Sóskikulski, Sóskikulski, Sóskikulkski Terlikowski, Ul, Wągleszyński, Węgleszyński, Wielądek, Wielkołucki, Wieloch, Wielołucki, Wierzejski, Wierzeyski, Wilczkowski, Wilkoszewski, Wilkowski, Wilner, Witowicz, Wojciechowski, Wolski, Wolzewki, Wysalki, Wyrzalki, Wyrzalski, Wyrzki, Wyrzki, Zyralzski, Wolski, Zyralzki, Wyrzki, Zyralzski, Wyrzki, Zyrzki, Wyrz Wr , Zamojski, Zamoyski, Zawisza, Zbojeński, Recommendedheński, Zieliński, Zieliński-S aryusz, Żagan, arkowski, elawski, Żelecheński, Żelesiński, Żeleziński, Żeleżyński, Żeromski (353 families)      

sources

The beginning of the history of the coat of arms of one of the most famous Polish 

legends 

1

 on the assumed 

1331

 year, when, 

on September 27,

 under the 

Płowcami

 , 

Ladislaus the Short

 forty thousand struck knights so that his people were only forty and a few squares, and on The next day he roamed the battlefield between the Polish corpses, he attacked one of his knights, Florian the Gray (Florian the Gray), who stumbled bravely in this battle, frayed with many wounds, his bowels pressed into his bowels with his own hand. When the king saw this, he spoke compassionately to his own; "Oh what a pain this good soldier is." From which he drew almost his last strength, he replied: "So it doesn't bother me and I don't worry what you see, King, as a bad neighbor who lives in one of my villages." Don't worry, righteous man, if you get out of here right away, I will free you from neighborly bondage. ”Jakoż, and Łokietek freed him and hit him, and three copies that he saw pierced with on the shield he was touched down. 

Jan Długosz , The Polish Chronicle 

This honorable King of the 

Teutonic Order

 when he fought valiantly  

And he resisted them all very powerfully,

In the village of Połowcz they were pretty much subdued by the army     

And he spoiled her pompous, cheeky thoughts.

The next day, König drives to the square

He saw the knight raise his head.

Three trees were pierced, he said:

There can be no such agony.

The knight replied:

When a bad neighbor in a village does not want to agree.

The king asked: You can be alive, I promise you

You won't have a neighbor to pass on to yourself.

When he left, he ordered his dyes to heal him

And they turn out the trees earlier.

Bartosz Paprocki , The Nest of Virtue 

That's why I'm not a freak in either of me

That he gray Florian in a mess

When he pressed the bowels to the ground

The King of Elk replied that it was me

The nasty neighbor in my village hurts more than this one

The wound that caused my bowels to fall out!

Hence the Zamoyski intestine, three complex grottos,

The eternal memory, the eternal character of their virtue;

What will happen to the moon of Wiśniowieccy

Poles will put you on the royal throne:

So with the consent of the neighboring Eagle and Pogoń,

What her neighbor measured, Crowned Intestines.

Wacław Potocki , The Khotyn War

Józef Ignacy Kraszewski , " Jelita: a coat of arms novel from 1331 "   

Footnotes

↑

 In fact, the beginning of the 

name

 Jelita (one of the three next to the names Nagoda and Koźlerogi), which 

was used

 by the Jelitczyk family 

in the Middle Ages

 , comes from the nickname of the castellans from Małogoszcz, Wiślicki and Sandomierz, 

Piotr von Mokrsko, called Jelito

 . The date of the first writing of this name, ie the year 

1328,

 corrects the legend of 

Długosz

 , in which he called Jelita to the wound of the legendary 

Florian the Gray

 in the 

Battle of Płowce. 

led back

 Łącki, Sas (coat of arms)

Coat of arms of Sas

Sas (Drag) - a coat of arms .  

The Sas coat of arms comes in several variants, the most important of which are:

Sas I: In the blue field a golden crescent moon, shoulder down, above - between two golden stars - a silver arrow pointing upwards. In the 

jewel there are

 seven peacock feathers pierced by a silver arrow on the left   

Sas II: In the red field a golden crescent moon, shoulder down, above - between two golden stars - a silver arrow pointing upwards. 

There are

 seven peacock feathers in the 

piece of jewelry,

 pierced by a silver arrow pointing to the right   

Both types are also available in counting 

variants

 with attached 

crowns

 and 

holders

 .    

Your own coat of arms is a less common variant:

Garczyński: In the blue field a golden sickle, underneath a silver arrow between two golden stars. There are four ostrich feathers in the 

jewel

Earliest records

The coat of arms of Hungarian origin , probably in connection with the Wallachians, which were deposited by Hungarian kings in Maramuresh from the 13th century , including to create a defense system against the Tatars . The first representatives of the Saxon family Dragas descendants appeared in Halych Ruthenia in 1359 1 .                  

The trace of the Wallachian origin of the coat of arms is contained in the legend of the coat of arms presented by Kasper Niesiecki in his coat of arms, which derive from Wallachian counts Wanczałuch, also known as Wańcza Wołoszyn, who received extensive scholarships in the vicinity of Turka in Saxony 15th century .        

In Poland he was associated with the Wallachian families (mainly the Draga-Saxon family) - among the several hundred families using this coat of arms, most of them were expelled from Moldova and Wallachia , which settled in the 13th or even Ruthenia settled in Halych in the 12th century . These resettlement estates an attempt to create a coherent system of defense against Tatar invasions as well as an attempt to introduce a new type of pastoralism to unused lands. The first information on the coat of arms Sas as a Polish Coat of Arms are from the 1253 years required source . In 1262 the Drohomirecki family of the Sas coat of arms were mentioned, a necessary source of Ruthenia . According to Franciszek Piekosinski, the earliest mention of this coat of arms in Poland dates from the 15th century and the first surviving image on the seal from 1464 2. Opole.                           

The origin of the name of the coat of arms is unclear. According to one of the theories, the name Dragów-Saxons is derived from the first or last name of the governor of the Saxons, a descendant of Draga, who came from the family that ruled Moldova on behalf of Hungary. The eastern border of Hungary and especially the Transylvania region was inhabited by many Saxon settlers. An echo of the Wallachian family ties to German settler families is perhaps the word "Sas", which was originally a nickname and later became the name of the entire family 3 .     

The theory developed by attorney Kostrzewski points to the name Sas ( read from Hungarian shasch ), alternatively from English. Source required in Wallachian from the word "zazz" (Kadlec) . In Hungarian the word means "eagle". "Drago" in turn means - dear, loved, priceless. The Hungarian origin of the name is related to the history of the Wallachian migration. According to him, however, it was completely wrong to associate this name with German Saxony - hence the most likely wrong name for the Wallachians - "Germanic brothers", although they had so in the places where they got far , i.e. Romania and Slovakia today From the 12th century onwards, Saxon settlements developed, which gave the impetus to settlement during the rule of Casimir the Great and Louis of Hungary. In Hungary since the 15th century the same coat of arms (sometimes depicted with a golden arrow) . the Dragffy family is expanding, which confirms the Hungarian origin of the coat of arms, in particular the similarity of the family name to the alternative name of the Sas coat of arms.      

Coat of arms of the Dragffy family

Coat of arms of Jan Daniłowicz, coat of arms of Sas (1605). Heraldic cartouche at the castle in Olesko (Ukraine)   

Herbowni

Sas I: Aleksandrowicz, Arszenic, Asłamowicz, Baczewski, 

Baczyński

 , Bacowski, Badowski, Balicki, Bandrowski, Baniewicz, Baraniecki, Bejowski, Berezowksi, Biernacki, Bereźnicki, 

Biliński

 , Błażewicz, Błażewicz, Błażewicz , Błażewicz, Błażewicz, Błażzlicz, Błażewicz, Błażzli , Bratliński, vel Baryliński, Brześćński, Brzeski, Buchowski, Buszyński, Charewicz, Chechłowski, Chłopicki, Chodkowski, Chrustowski, Ciemierzyński, Cieszkowski, 

Czajka

 , 

Czajkowski

 , Czapiewski, Dńwińiński, Dubzzyński, Dubzajński, Czapiewski, Dńwi Dunzajński, Dolzajński, Dolzajński, Dolzaji Dunzajński, Dolzajński, Dolzajński, Dolzajński, Drawi, Dunzajski, D , 

Dzieduszycki

 , Dziędziel, Faliński, Fugowski, Gaczynski, Grabowiecki, Gwozdecki, Hanilecki, Hodoryski, Hołyński, 

Hordyński

 , Horodecki, Horucki, Hoszowski, Hubiecki, Huhernicki, Jawski, Jniakiśński, Huhernickiń, Jnawińiński, Ińabiśński, Jniakiisński, Huhernicki, Ińabiśński, Ińabisński, Ińabisński, Ińabisński, Ińabisński, Ińabisński, Ińabisński, Ińabisński, Jnawyński, Jnawyński, Jnawski, Jn. Jurkiewicz, Kaczkowski, Kamiński, Kanofojski, Karczyński, Kędzierski, Kłodnicki, Koblańsk i, Kobylański, Komarnicki (Graf), Komorowski, Korczyński, Koronczewski, Kotecki, Kozłowski, Krasowski, Krechowski, Krechowiecki, Kropiwnicki, Kruszelnicki, Krynicki, Krzeczkowski, 

Kulczycki

 , Kunicki, Lesskizczyńskir, Lawwiwiskir, Lawwiczowskir, Lawwiczowskir, Lawwiczyski,. Pasławski, Pawlik, Pawlikowski, Płoszański, Podgórski, Podhorodecki, Pohorecki, Podlesiecki, Podwysocki, Pohorodecki, Popiel, Prusinowski, Radziewicz, Rastawiecki, Rozlucki, Roźniatyski, Rubin Rychicki, Rzchodślcki, Rzchodślcki, Rzchodecki, Sarchodecki, Sarchodecki, Sarchodecki, 

Sarchodecki

 . Saski, Sasulicz, Semkowicz, Serednicki, Sernowski, Siarczyński, Sielecki, Siemasz, Siemigniowski, Skotnicki, Skulski, Smer eczański, Smolnicki, Smuk, Sozański, Stanisławski, Siarczyński, Staszkiewiczicki, Swatchiński, Staszkiewiczi, Siarczyński, Staszkiewiczi, Siarczyński, Staszkiewiczi, Swzeptiński, Staszkiewiczi, Swutyickski, Staszkiewicz, Siarczyński, Staszkiewiczicki, Swzeptiński, Staszkiewiczicki, Swatchiński, Staszkiewiczicki, Swickski, Staszkiewiczickiński, Stczryickiński, Staszkiewiczickiński , Szpakowski, Szumaławski, Tumiławnickski, Tzumiławnickski, Tzumiławnicki Trojanowski, Turczyński, Turecki, Turzański, Tustanowski, Tychowski, Tymowski, Tyssowski, Tyszewicz, Uhernickiń, Uhryniczki, Whernickiński, Witkewicz, Wbaylinnski, Wisockiń, Witkuski, Waskinnickski, Wisockkowski, Urbaylinnski, Wisocki, Witkuski, Waskinnickski, Wisockkowski, Wbaylinnickiński, Uhryniczki, Turczyński, Wisłockiń, Uhryniczki, Wasławnicki Trojanowski, Turczyński, Wisockiń, Uhryniczki, Witkowski Worytko, Koniecobocki, 

Wysoczański

 , Wysokiński, Wyszyński, Zapłatński, Zatwarnicki, Zawadzki mod., Zawisza, Zieliński, Ż abiński, Żejmo, Żeliborski, Żerebecki, Żurochowski, urakubr, uro                        

A variety of Sas II

Biliński diversity

Garczyński variant

Famous heraldry

Józef Dwernicki from Sas coat of arms. General of Poland, commander of the cavalry in the November Uprising. He was born on March 19, 1779 in Warsaw. He died on November 23, 1857 in Opatyn in Galicia.    

Marian Aleksander Baraniecki des Sas coat of arms - Polish mathematician, professor at Jagiellonian University. Born on December 8, 1848 in Warsaw, died on February 25, 1895 in Krakow.  

Andrzej Tymowski, Sas coat of arms - sociologist, professor at Warsaw University. Member of the Center for the Study of Ancient Traditions in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe at the University of Warsaw, Director of International Programs. Born on December 22nd, 1922 in Łódź, died on October 15th, 2002.   

Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowiczowa - Polish painter. (1857-1893).  

Julian Dunajewski - Rector of the Jagiellonian University, Professor of Economics, President of Krakow, Minister of the Austrian Ministry of Finance. The younger brother of Bishop Albin Dunajewski.  

Albin Dunajewski of the Sas coat of arms - the Bishop of Cracow . Born on March 1, 1817 in Stanisławów. He died in Krakow on June 19, 1894.     

Włodzimierz Dzieduszycki of the Sas coat of arms. 

Bohdan Sas-Jaworski - rider , Olympian .     

Jan Sas Zubrzycki ( 1860-1935 ) - architect .   

Władysław Ignacey Wisłocki des Sas coat of arms (1841–1900), professor at the Jagiellonian University, bibliographer, curator of the Jagiellonian library. 

Symbols

Crescent moon - occurs among the Saracens, from whom the Turks took it over. From them it was used by the Crusaders as a symbol of hope and great glory. It is also a symbol of faith, loyalty, hope, happiness and family happiness. In magical rites it symbolizes mystery and silver.   

Star - Usually it indicates the pursuit of the target on the principle of "Per aspera ad astram". It's an attribute of freedom, inspiration, ambition. The six-pointed star means sublime deeds, a sure leader. 

The Arrow - The custom of using it may also come from the Crusades. . It can mean someone who participated in the fight without hesitation, no matter what the end of the fight will be, especially military readiness and speed.  

Blue - this justice symbolizes color, loyalty, steadfastness and vigilance. Patriotism, piety, trust. 

Łącki Korzbok (coat of arms)

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Korzbok (Korzbog, Cordebok, Korczbach, Korczbok), coat of arms .  

Description of coat of arms

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Three golden carp in the blue field, three ostrich feathers in the jewel .    

Earliest mentions:

The oldest mention of the coat of arms comes from the year 1322 . Coat of arms of Silesian origin .        

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The Korzbok coat of arms was used by the following families: Gliński, Kamieński, Karchowski, Korzebok, Kozłowski, Kurzbach, Łącki, Niegolewski, Niesiołowski, Samotworski, Sarnowski, Stryjkowski, Soplica, Zydlitz, Seidlitz, Ze ,liczołka, Witjdlerowski.

Łącki, Lis (coat of arms)

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Fuchs (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis), coat of arms .  

Description of coat of arms

 / Heraldic varieties: 

Fox I: in the red field - silver reeds, without feathers, crossed twice. Half a red fox at the top. Red and silver labras. Fox II: gold instead of silver. Fox III: silver squirrel two and a half crossed (not including the lower right arm); the second cross member is longer than the others. IV Nov .: Rogacina exceeded once. There are three ostrich feathers at the top. Fox V: The stems are crossed three times with bars that get longer and longer towards the bottom. There are three ostrich feathers at the top. Fox VI: Rogacina crossed twice, above the ducal mitred helmet. Fox VII: in the red field, on the shoulder of a silver horseshoe - a silver reed with two crosses. Above is a silver swan. Nov. VIII: Rogacina crossed below (from the seal of 1282). Fox IX: reeds turned upside down, crossed once, without feathering. Fox X: reeds turned upside down, crossed twice, the lower bar is longer.  

Earliest mentions:

Middle coat of arms (at least from 1282). As a result of the Union of Horodel, he was transferred to Lithuania in 1413 .       

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(268 names) Lis I: Abrek, Bachcicki, Bartłomiejewicz, Bechcicki, Bechczycki, Beglewski, Beglowski, Benet, Bianki, Biegłowski, Biskupski, Bolesraszycki, Bolestraszycki, Borowski, Bucela, Bucell, Buchczy , Chrapkowski, Chrzelowski, Cieszowski, Czarnecki, Czarnocki, Czarnowski, Czyż, Czyżogórski, Długokęcki, Doraszkiewicz, Doroszek, Doroszkiewicz, Doroszko, Doroszkiewicz, Doroszko, Doroszkowski, Gawawian Gawian, Gawian Gowian, Fulzawianowi, Fulzkoardowski, Fulzawianowi, Fulzkoardowski, Fulzkoardowski, Gazicweckow, Filzandowski , Gertut, Giebułtowski, Gieniusz, Glikowski, Gliński, Gniewecki, Gniewiecki, Gołuchowski, Gomuński, Gorędzieowicz, Gotardowicz, Gotartowski, Gottart, Goworski, Grajbner, Grodowski, Grudowski, Grzegorziezowski, Iwaskiezowski, Iwaskiezowski, Iwaskiezowski, Iwasiezowski, Iwasiezowski, Iwasiezowski, Iwasiezowski, Iwasiezowski, Iwasiezowski, Iwasieński, Gołuchowski, Gomuński, Gołuchowski, Gomuński, Gołuchowski, Gomuński , Iwasieńkowski, Iwasieńkowski, Iwaszeńcewicz, Iwaszeńcowicz, Jarnicki, Jerlicz, Jęczyński, Jodko, Jonczyński, Jurjewicz, Kałamacki, Kanigłowski, Kanigowski, Karnysz , Kasicki, Kęsztort, Kieysztor, Kirkiłło, Klimuntowsk i, Kniehenicki, Kolesinski, Komoński, Komuński, Konstantynowicz, Kontrym, Kończa, Kosman, Kosmowski, Kostrzewski, Kozakowski, Kozlowski, Koźniński, Kroiński, Kuszczycki, Kutyłowski, Kwetko, Kwileński, Kwiliński, Latecki, Letecki, Lipicki, Lis, Lisański, Lisianski, Lisicki, Lisiecki, Lisowiecki, Listwan, Lisowski, Lissowski, Liszczykowie, Łącki, Macowicz, Makarewicz, Makarowicz, Malużowicz, Malużyński, Malużowiczeński, Malużyżła, Michowiczłeński, Malużyński, Michajłksski, Małuszuzeza, Małajłksski, Metrazłeński, Michajłksski, Metrazueński, Michajłksski, Metrazueński, Michajłksski, Małuszeza Michalowski Michayłowicz, Michniewicz, Miechorzchorzewski, Miechorzrzewski, Mieszkowski, Mikołajczewski, Mikolajczyk Mikołajewski, Mikolajski, Mikorski, Mikuczeski, Miroński, Mnichowski, Moneta, Mytko, Nacewicz, Nacowicz, Naczowicz, Narbut, Narkiewicz, Niecikowski, Nieczycki, Niestojkowicz, Nieszycki, Nietecki , Nieznanowski, Ochapński, Ochapński, Ochapski, Olszewski, Ołtarzewski, Omeluta, Osendowski, Osędowski, Ossendowski, Paśmieski, Pełka, Petraszkowicz, Petrowicz, Piaseczyński, Piasocki, Pieczenga, Pieczęga, Pieczonka, Pieczynga, Pohowicz, Pohozy, Postrumieński, Princewicz, Proszczowicz , Przędziński, Radzimiński, Radśliński, Rappnżnżna, Rozliński, Rappnżnżna, Rudśliński, Rappnżnżna, Roznczi , Roznczi, Roznczi, Rudzicki, Roznczi, Rozicki, Rudzicki, Rozicki, Rudzicki, Roznicki, Reynhard, Pohozy, Postrumieński, Pohozy, Postrumieński, Pohozy, Postrumieński, Reynhard, Postrumieński, Reynhard, Postrumieński, R Ruszczeński, Ruszczyc, Rymusz, Ruściński, Rymuszczyński, Samsonowicz, Sangayło, Sapyeha, Saułukowicz, Sikora, Sikorski, Sipowicz, Słowik, Słupski, Sokora, Spirydynow, Spirydynowicz, Spiżarny, Stanisławowicz, Starzyński, Starzyński, Strażyński, Strzeblewski, Strzelbowski, Sudyk, Sumigajło, Sungaymieło, Szwegerski, Szkudliski, Szkudliski, Szkudliski, Światopełk, Światopełkowicz, Świrski, Tałatowicz, Tausz, Tausz, Tausz, Trzonoski, Tymińkaka, Wankiczaka, Wankiczaka, Wankiczaka, Wankiczaka, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczowski, Wankiczski, Wicheski Wieźliński, Wieżanowski, Wolechaniński, Wilechkanowski, Wolechkanowski, Wołotkowicz, Woronowicz, Worowski, Wroniewski, Wroblewski, Wysocki, Zabeło, Zabiello, Z adambrowski, Zadąbrowski, Zajac, Zaleski, Zawadzki, Zbiełło, Zbieło, Zdan, Żarno; Lis VI: Butwidowicz.   

The city of Jędrzejów is sealed with the coat of arms of Lis .   

See also:

Coat of arms , heraldry , chivalry , list of coats of arms , Jerlicz (variant of the Lis coat of arms).         

Variations of the Lis coat of arms in the Encyclopedia of Orgelbrand

Provision of the Lis coat of arms, Fr. Sapieha

Łącki, Lubicz (coat of arms)

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Lubicz (Luba, Lubow, Ľuba), Polish coat of arms . One of the most widespread Polish noble coats of arms; Silver horseshoe, shoulder side up, 2 cross in a blue field; used throughout the Republic of Poland ; earliest records: founded around 1190