Bubna (noble family)
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The gentlemen of Bubna (also Bubna Dolan , boys, for Dolan , Czech z Bubna , even Bubnové ) was a Bohemian Uradelsgeschlecht . The family regards the Buben castle near Plešnice ( Plesnitz ) in the Okres Plzeň-sever as their ancestral castle.
In 1415 the family split into the two lines
- "Von Bubna und Lititz" ( Bubnové z Litic ) and
- "Warlich von Bubna" ( Varlichové z Bubna ).
history
The history of the Bubna family goes back to 1172, when Gumpold von Buben wrote a deed of donation for the grave of St. Wenceslaus was mentioned as a witness. Some researchers suspect that the family of the Bohemian nobility was originally called "Warlych" and only later assumed the predicate "von Bubna" ( e.g. Bubna ).
The family appears in a document in 1394 with the "famosus vir Stacho cliens de Hradeck" ( the famous man Stacho, honorable servant / feudal man of Hradeck ), who was the owner of the Dolany estate not far from Buben Castle . Stach Buben von Dolan held the office of royal burgrave of Neubidschow and Pottenstein . At that time, however, the owner of Buben Castle was Hermann von Girschen and Netschetin ( Heřman z Jeřeně a Nečtin ). Members of the von Bubna family can never be proven to have owned the Buben Castle.
From Bubna and Lititz
The documented family succession of the Counts of Bubna and Lititz ( Bubna z Liticz ) begins with Nikolaus von Bubna ( Mikuláš z Bubna ) and Otto von Bubna, the grandchildren of Hermann von Bubna (1532–1552). Hermann Varleych von Bubna, lord of Daudleby, Jeleni and Blato in 1573, became captain of the Chrudim district in 1587 with Zacharias Herren Slavata on Chroustovic. According to him, Nicholas Vratislav Varleych inherited from Bubna goods Jeleni, Daudleby and Blato and erected later gräflich Bubna'sche manorial .
In 1562/1563 Nikolaus von Bubna acquired the Litice nad Orlicí Castle from Václav Okrouhlický von Kněnice with the associated lordship. After he also acquired the second half of the town of Žampach (Senftenberg) in 1575 , he was the first to use the title of Bubna and Lititz . Before 1600 he built a Renaissance castle in Senftenberg, which he designated as the seat of the newly formed Senftenberg manor.
The two brothers Heinrich Johann and Kunata Jaroslaw von Bubna and Lititz were raised to the Bohemian baron status on November 8, 1629 and to the Bohemian count status on July 18, 1644. The last owner of Lititz Castle was Franz Adam von Bubna and Lititz ( František Adam z Bubna az Litic ), who sold it to Weriand Alfred zu Windisch-Graetz in 1809 .
Was from Bubna
The family of the Warlich von Bubna ( Varlichové z Bubna ) split into a knightly and a baronial line. On July 1, 1860, KK Major General Franz Warlich von Bubna was raised to the status of Austrian baron.
coat of arms
- The family coat of arms of those of Bubna : It shows a silver army drum in blue. Gem: shield figure, set with three silver-blue-silver ostrich feathers. On the helmet with the blue and silver covers there is a second drum.
- The coat of arms Warlich von Bubna : It shows a slanted golden infantry drum in blue. Gem: the drum slanted in front of three blue-silver ostrich feathers. Ceilings: blue-gold.
- The coat of arms of the Counts of Bubna and Lititz : split by silver and blue. In the front a sloping red drum, behind the head and neck of a golden lion growing out of a golden crown. Two helmets: 1. Three blue-silver-red ostrich feathers. Ceilings: blue-silver. 2. Head and neck of a golden lion, growing from the crown of the helmet. Ceilings: blue-gold.
Personalities
- Ferdinand von Bubna and Littitz (1768–1825), Austrian Lieutenant Field Marshal
- Johann Heinrich von Bubna was the heir of Senftenberg and Lititz and the owner of Möhlten in the Bohemian county of Glatz . He was married to the Reichserbtruchsässin Maria Johanna Countess Waldburg-Zeil (1627-1691), who owned a share of Schwenz . 1649–1653 he was governor of the County of Glatz. After his death on April 13, 1653 he was buried in the parish church of Glatz .
Possessions
- Lichwe
- Senftenberg
- Daudleb
- Ober Jellen
- Möhlten
- Schwenz
- Vovchar
- Brzezina
- Kirchles
- Suffered
- Helkowitz
- Scrape
- Willow bush
Castles and Palaces
literature
- Genealogical manual of the nobility , first in volume 10, 1955, last in volume 28 of 1962 Adelslexikon
- The genealogy of the count's line can be found in the old Gothas from 1839 to 1940.
- The genealogy of the baronial line can be found in the old Gothas from 1862 to 1942 ( initially under Bubna, later under Warlich ).
- The coats of arms of the Bohemian nobility. J. Siebmacher's great Wappenbuch, Vol. 30, 1979, Neustadt an der Aisch, ISBN 3 87947 030 8 , p. 43, Bubna, Count of Litic with a description of the coat of arms and illustration of heraldic panel 33
- Procházka novel : Genealogical handbook of extinct Bohemian noble families, 1973, Neustadt an der Aisch, ISBN 3 7686 5002 2 , Bubna v. Litic (z), text passages: pp. 7, 53, 61, 62, 84, 134, 144, 147 f., 148, 189, 232, 304
- Procházka novel : supplementary volume. Genealogical handbook of extinct Bohemian gentry families. Published by the board of the Collegium Carolinum (Institute) Research Center for the Bohemian Lands, 1990, R. Oldenbourg Verlag Munich, ISBN 3-486-54051-3 , Bubna v. Litic (z), text passages: pp. 6, 13, 22 f., 46, 70, 73 f., 84, 113
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ After the village Dollana at Lohowa
- ↑ z Bubna = declination of boys ; German meaning: timpani or drum
- ↑ Stacho = probably Eustachius?
- ↑ Buben Castle on hrady.cz
- ↑ Genealogy Waldburg-Zeil ( Memento of the original from September 27, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
