Lisiewski

Coat of arms of those von Lisiewski, who belong to the coat of arms community Drya; the basic color of the shield is actually golden

Lisiewski , also Lisiewsky , Liszewski or Luschewski is the name of a Polish noble family .

According to recent research, the family is not related to the artist family founded by the Polish painter Georg Lisiewski in Berlin .

coat of arms

Coat of arms of the Lisiewski, here with the wrong direction of the oblique left bar

The coat of arms belongs to the coat of arms community Drya (also: Dryja, more rarely Mutyna). It can be described as follows: On a golden background a red oblique left bar , covered with three silver, square gemstones set in gold; on the helmet with red and gold covers as a helmet decoration three silver ostrich feathers.

The name Drya means the coat of arms, it is derived from "trzy" ("three", namely precious stones). The coat of arms is an introduced one, one says from Bohemia , more correctly from Burgundy .

The first settlements in Poland are the villages of Lubrze, Klebowo, Widzim etc. on the western border of Greater Poland. A branch of the family, called Mutyna, had already settled in the 13th century under the influence of the Dunajec in the Vistula . The coat of arms is also called Mutyna after the same branch.

The same coat of arms lead the sexes : Borysowicz, Borzejowski, Boiejowski, Chlapowski , Czyiewicz, Czyiewski, drya, Dryniakiewicz, Dryon, Dyament, Dyamentowski, Dziechtarski, Dziembinski, Estka, Gablinski, Galezki, Gorecki, Grabienski, Grodziecki , Jenicz, Kiszewski, Kopydlowski, Kozaryn, Krepsztul, Kwinta, Lisiecki, Lisiewski, Lukornski, Modlibowski, Modliszewski, Mroczynski, Mutyna, Orzelski, Osiecki , Radecki , Rudzicki, Runowski , Siaski, Tawtygierd, Tomicki, Trambczynski, Troynik, Wysocki , Zernicki.

The Osiecki lead a right sloping beam, the stones green and golden.

Web links

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Individual evidence

↑ Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch , Neues Prussisches Adelslexicon , Volume 5, Gebrüder Reichenbach Leipzig 1839, pp. 65–66
↑ On the origins of Lisiewski see Ingo Pfeifer: Liszewski, Lisiewski or Lisiewsky . In: Helmut Börsch-Supan , Wolfgang Savelsberg (ed.): Christoph Friedrich Reinhold Lisiewski (1724-1795) , Deutscher Kunstverlag, Berlin, Munich 2010, ISBN 978-3-422-07036-3 , pp. 14-16
↑ Werner Zurek, Thadäus Freiherr von Lison: The coat of arms of the Polish nobility. In: Library of Polish Aristocracy. Archived from the original on September 16, 2016 ; Retrieved November 13, 2010 .

[1] Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch , Neues Prussisches Adelslexicon , Volume 5, Gebrüder Reichenbach Leipzig 1839, pp. 65–66

[2] On the origins of Lisiewski see Ingo Pfeifer: Liszewski, Lisiewski or Lisiewsky . In: Helmut Börsch-Supan , Wolfgang Savelsberg (ed.): Christoph Friedrich Reinhold Lisiewski (1724-1795) , Deutscher Kunstverlag, Berlin, Munich 2010, ISBN 978-3-422-07036-3 , pp. 14-16

[3] Werner Zurek, Thadäus Freiherr von Lison: The coat of arms of the Polish nobility. In: Library of Polish Aristocracy. Archived from the original on September 16, 2016 ; Retrieved November 13, 2010 .