Marshal of the Crown

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The Marshal of the Crown ( Polish : marszałek koronny , Latin : mareschalus Regni Poloniae ) was the first "minister" in the Polish crown and had powers similar to those of the Interior Minister today. He belonged to a group of 5 members of the Polish Senate such as the Court Marshal of the Crown, Chancellor of the Crown, Vice Chancellor and Treasurer of the Crown, with the Marshal of the Crown being the most important "minister" among them. In the absence of the Marshal of the Crown, the Court Marshal of the Crown acted as his deputy. The "ministers" were government officials from the time of Kasimir III. came from. These offices appeared for the first time in 1271, then were given by Casimir III. reinforced.

  • The staff of the Grand Marshall of the Crown from the reign of King Jan III Sobieski

  • Marshal of the Crown Lukas Opalinski with the staff of the Grand Marshall of the Crown