Perbandt (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of Perbandt

The von Perbandt family is an old Prussian nobility.

history

The Perbandt were a noble family residing in Samland , originally named Quedenau and Windekaym after their ancestral seats.They were not subject to any feudal lords before they were subjugated to the Teutonic Knights . The first documented family member was Sklode de Quedenau, nobilis, who lived from about 1200 to 1261. His son Nalube von Quedenau, nobilis, was only later subjugated after the death of his father, whose brothers and cousins ​​are also mentioned in the Matricula Fischusiana on April 25, 1296 as nobilis, so they had already come to terms with the order and were its vassals . The descendant of Sklodes, Slobote, is referred to as dominus in the document book of the Samland diocese . Since 1261 at the latest, the sex was entitled to high jurisdiction . The safe line of trunks begins with Perbandt von Windekaym, documented 1335-1395, who has been sealed with the Windekaym coat of arms since 1363.

The family was above all wealthy in East Prussia , and in the 18th century also in Pomerania .

in East Prussia

Ober Alkehnen, Ekritten, Kanthen, Pluttwinnen, Pokarben and Schlössrhöfen in the district of Fischhausen , Awecken, Einhöfen, Grosehnen, Heiligenwalde, Hoffen, Inden, Krossen, Nauthen, Schönfließ and Wolfs in the district of Prussian Holland , Albrechtshof, Barthen, Behlacken, Biothen , Canditten, Eichen, Ellerlack, Falkenhorst, Garbeninken, Glücklack, Gubehnen, Kapkeim , Kirkenau, Kremitten , Groß and Klein Langendorf , Podewitten , Podollen, Pomedien, Schalwinen, Schiewenau , Tarse and Thulpörschken in the Wehlau district , Bonslack with Knycken, Grabnicken and Vogelsang in the Prussian district Eylau , Dietrichsdorf in the Neidenburg district , Engelwalde and Thalbach in the Braunsberg district , Nohnen, Sauerschienen and Wöterkeim in the Friedland district , Plenkitten, Plössen and Simmnau in the Mohrungen district , Pomehnen, Trutenau and Vogelsang in the Königsberg district , Rohdehlen, Senlack and Windkaim in the Rastenburg district , Karpinnen and Teschenwalde in the Johannisburg district and Rosenberg in the Gerdauen district

in Pomerania

Flakensee in the Saatzig district and Korkenhagen in the Naugard district

in West Prussia

Märkisch Friedland , in the Deutsch-Krone district

coat of arms

In gold, an upright black bear with a gold collar, accompanied by a smaller black bear without a collar facing him. On the helmet with black and gold covers, a black bear tied with a gold chain to a mangled tree trunk.

  • Coat of arms of the von Perbandt family, drawn by Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt

  • Coat of arms from the large collection of AM Hildebrand

Well-known namesake

literature

Web links

Commons : Perbandt family  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c document book of the diocese of Samland. No. 64, 72, 314 and 332.
  2. ^ Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , A 24, Volume 111 of the complete series, 1996, CA Starke-Verlag, Limburg 1996, pp. 290 ff.
  3. ↑ Leopold von Ledebur: Adelslexicon der Prussischen Monarchy , Volume 2, Verlag Rauh, Berlin, approx. 1856, p. 189
  4. ^ Robert Klempin , Gustav Kratz : Matriculations and registers of the Pomeranian knighthood from XIV. To XIX. Century. Berlin 1863, p. 427.
  5. ↑ Some depictions show the shield figures on a green hill. Cf. Emilian von Źernicki-Szeliga : The Polish family coats of arms, their history and their sagas , Hamburg 1904, p. 119 and the year book of the German nobility , published by the German Adelsgenossenschaft , Volume II, Berlin 1898. The article Perbandt including a depiction of the coat of arms of Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt and description of the coat of arms there p. 773.