Chorągwie
The Polish coat of arms tribe Chorągwie is derived from the coat of arms tribe Radwan . It was used by noble families from the magnate houses at the time of the Polish-Lithuanian aristocratic republic. There is also a branch of the coats of arms: Chorągwie Kmitów, which does not show any changes in the coat of arms. The following families belonged to these heraldic tribes: Bykowski, Tysza Bykowski, Cerlenkowski, Czarnobylski, Czerlinkowski, Deszkowski, Hryckiewicz, Hryszkiewicz, Jelec, Kmita, Czarnoblyski, Olizar , Redler, Šyłavičy, Kmita , Šyłavičy, Woziczł, Tysczłowski, Wozczłowski.
people
- Jan Chryzostom Redler, rococo architect
- Count Gustav Olizar , poet
- Count Narcyz Olizar , writer
- The Worłowski family, owners of the Czerwony Dwór village in Lithuania