The noble Polish families of the coat of arms of Abdank. (eBook)

Die adligen polnischen Familien des Wappens Abdank.

Werner Zurek (Autor)

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2021 | 1. Auflage
336 Seiten
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Die adligen Familien des ABDANK Wappens. Ein Sammelsurium.

Werner Zurek, Genealoge und Heraldiker. Polnischer Adel, seine Wappen und Familien.

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The noble Polish families of the coat of arms of Abdank.  

 Die adligen polnischen Familien des Wappens Abdank.

In a red field a floating silver bar broken in the shape of a W; Helmet ornament: an identical bar. The origin of this coat of arms is legendary. in the time of Prince Krakus withdrawn (700) and said: A direct man name Skuba did the Prince Krakus is one of the means that in a cave of the Castle Hill Wawel in Cracow lives end and the other Genden and the Vice Genden and the Vice Genden dracür a Prince W, received as the first letter of Wawel or of Waz (the snake) as a coat of arms. After this first claim, the coat of arms was called Skuba . -                Then it is said, be it a coat of arms City brave man Skuba ver - borrowed Worden, one under the eyes of Prince starkenigen Germans courageously 've heard probably pagan in advance time. It must be given to this, that there was in pagan times in Poland, nor any other arms, - less little the Slavs at the time of Krakus a written language, known also not a W. It is more correct that e dinies field - sign was and that a coat of arms is locked                            imagined should know al the earliest times hung on the doors in order to close these he - urgent cases of the intervening freedom bolt; The key also had a serrated shape to provide boxes. Noting that a recognized bar * in the Polish Skobel also Skubel is, then is the name Skuba deduce the part of the coat of arms belongs. King Boleslaw III In 1109, before the battle on the Hundsfeld, Jan Skuba de Gora sent the Emperor Heinrich V to give him a peace. The emperor has a particular board under the condition when the Poles to submit lehnspflichtig for all time, and his words emphatically to give to the Messenger a undenelden, aufendüllten Däschen, aufendüllten envoy a undenelden, aufendüllten Gesanden, aufendüllten Enter, aufendüllten the Poles ! "These scornful words belonged to the Poles, he pulled his ring with the Skuba coat of arms off his finger and said:" So let's add gold to gold! "In the treasure chest , around which should be understood that gold, however much it may be, the Poles do not have to pay for. Understanding this answer, the Emperor disguised his displeasure with a certain affability and said to Dust: "Thank you! « - From this time the coat of arms was called Habdank, from which in Polish pronunciation became Abdank . Sometimes the mutilated names Awdancz and Gewdancz can also be found. To commemorate this event, Jan Skuba was called S karbek (from treasure, the treasure) by the king , his name now became his family name, also the name of the coat of arms. The seat of the War heraldic tribe in the Krakow Voivodeship. For this crest caused by Ver - mehrung the coat of arms - Syrokomla. The coat of arms Abdank expected to die: Ablamowic, Abramowicz, Ankwitz, Bardzinski, Beszewski, Beynart Bialobrzeski, Bialopiotrowicz, Bialoskorski, Bielinski, Bogucki, Boguslavsky, Bolinski, Borowski, Borzykowski, Borzyminski, Budzki Chalecki, Chamiec, Chojenski, Chorynski, Chorzewski, Cieklinski, Cieslinski, Cieglinski, Czachorowski, Czachorski, Czahorski, Dzarkowski, Czelatycki, Czeschaw, Dabrowski, Debinski, Dloto, Dobrowski , Gembar - Zewski, Gorski, Grocholski, Hankiewicz, Haraburda, Hromyka, Ilgowski, Jankiewicz, Jankwicz , Jazłowiecka , JedIenski , Jugoszewski , Jurkowski , Kaczycki , Kaimir , Karnicki , Karski Kazim, Kossowski Kowalski, Kozietulski , Kozubski , Krobanowski , Kruszewski , Krzywińskie , Kunicki , Leszczynski, Lewikowski , Lidzbinski , Lipski, Lubjanka , Lasicki , Lubnicki , Machowski, Magnuski , Malezewski , Malechowski , Mianowski , Mieczykowski , Nicholas , Milewski Milkowski, Mlynkowski , Narbut , Obornicki , Oborský , Odechowski , Oporowski , Orlikowski , Ossowski Piotrowski, Piotrowski Piwka , Pniowski , Pomorski , Posadowski , Probolowski , Przeborowski                                                                                                                                                                                               , Przezwicki , Psarskie , Puczniewski , Pukoszek , Radohski , Raduńskie, Radzanowski , Radziatkowski , Rajmir , Razek , Regowski , Rekowski, Rogowski, Sczyjenski , Skarbek , Skorashevski , Skoroszewski , Scuba , anyway , straw Słomowski , Slomski , Stysz , Sokulski , Starosiedliski , Starosielski , Starski , Suchodolski , Tworowski , Tworzyanski , Ustarbowski , Warakowski , Warszycki , Wat, Wazynski , Widawski , Wi Elobycki , Wigerski , Wiszowaty , Wojenkowski , Wojewódzki , Volchek , Volyn , Woszczyński , Woyczynski , you Howski Zawadzki, Zytynski .                                                                                         

Verstehungsberechtigt the arms of the Ustarbowski, Labianski and Wiserski: over the Abdank a Goldnes double cross over which a star; Helmet decoration : three ostrich feathers - the Machowski, Buczacki and Jaztowiecki: the helmet decoration is a half-growing lion, the abdication - coat of arms in the paws belong; this helmet jewelry he - held Mikolaj Machowski by the Kaiser Karl itself against the Turks, - - the Chalecki the Abdank - sign is above with an arrow, Helmet jewelry is shot through a Geier wing, from left to right by an arrow, - the Jlgowski and Karnicki . the Abdank - characters listed above with one of the tip upward silver, unfeathered arrow its shaft in the middle of a Goldnen belongs rings helmet jewelry are three ostrich feathers: the proliferation durchieltige and ring erlgöntige and ring erlgöntige and ring erlgöntige and Ring a ring shooting in Wroclaw. This new coat of arms is after him Jlgowski called - the Eygird: silver box, the bar red, belongs with vertically gestürztem sword.                                                      

 

Other names coat of arms: Abdanek, Awdancz, Awdaniec, Habdank, Haudaniec, Haudancz, Białkotka, Biłkotka, Biołkotka, Czelejów, awakawa, Łękawica, Skuba Description of coat of arms: In red Łękawica silver. The same silver glove in the jewel. It is common in the following countries: Kalisz, Sandomierz, Sieradz. Legend of the coat of arms: The beginning of this coat of arms up to the times of Grach or Krakus, the former Polish monarch to whom the city of Krakow announced both its name and the elements of the foundation, will be extended on this occasion. On the Wawel Hill, where the Kraków Castle stands today, the dragon appeared from the side on which it stands on the Vistula. which some call holophage , others God. The animal was poisonous: not only because the air was poisoned with its breath, but also [p. 2 from their hiding place to nearby streets or suburbs; As a great defeat to humans and cattle, she could hardly push herself to fill when she could. Skuba with the name, a simple citizen, moved by the heavy loss of his neighbors, against a common enemy, he developed such a trick. A calf, freshly stripped of its skin, with tar, sulfur, and a torch fired, he pointed out so neatly that the beast did not recognize the betrayal until it was ruined; and at the front door of the cave he threw it. In the morning she swallowed the hunger she left on the usual trail of the round, and whatever attacked her first, she swallowed completely. Meanwhile, the greasy matter, kindled by a hidden fire, flared up in a fire so great inside that, while it drank the Vistula rather generously, it boiled water because it half burst out of it and died. A testimony to this is a deep cave, still in Krakow, in a hollow rock; what the dragon's lair is called. As a reward for a happy industry, Krakus gave Skuba the first letter from W. from the word "snake", also from Wawel, for the coat...

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• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 11.3.2021
• Sprache: deutsch
• Themenwelt: Technik
• ISBN-10: 3-7534-4550-9 / 3753445509
• ISBN-13: 978-3-7534-4550-2 / 9783753445502