Debschitz (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of Debschitz

Debschitz is the name of a noble family from Upper Lusatia with the parent company of the same name (today Döbschütz ) near Reichenbach .

history

Döbschütz Castle

The family first appeared in a document with Hugo de Dobswicz in 1280 and the family line began with Christoph von Debschitz († 1496), landlord on Schadewald, Döbschütz and others.

The headquarters are in Döbschütz , a village on the Schwarzen Schöps, about 16 km northwest of Görlitz in the Görlitz district. A Hugo de Doberswize has been documented on the manor house since 1280 ( Knothe 1879 ). The palace complex, which was originally a moated castle and is known as the oldest of its kind in Upper Lusatia, is said to date back to the 12th century in some parts of the building. The family coat of arms can still be found today above the entrance.

Coat of arms in Siebmacher

coat of arms

In silver, a green leaf in the shape of a lily pad (called a sea leaf or mummel leaf ). On the helmet with green-silver covers, a closed flight marked like the shield .

Baron's coat of arms (for Christoph Adolf von Debschitz , 1679–1739): Squared, 1 and 4 the sheet placed obliquely to the left, 2 and 3 in red a golden crowned griffin , turned inwards. Two crowned helmets: 1. the griffin growing out of the crown, covers red-gold; 2. Gem of the family coat of arms, green-silver covers; also occurs the leaf in 1 and 4 pile-wise.

Name bearer

Individual evidence

  1. Cod. Lus. 103 from Hermann Knothe, History of the Upper Lusatian Adels, Leipzig 1879, p. 148

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