Poraj (community of coats of arms)

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Coat of arms of the Poraj

Poraj refers to a Polish coat of arms , which was used by different families of the Polish nobility ( Szlachta ) during the time of the Kingdom of Poland .

Alternative names: Rosa, Rosa Alba, Róża, Różyc, Stoice, Una Rosa

Coats of arms denotes a form of organization of the Polish nobility. Several families were united under one coat of arms, a family could well belong to several coat of arms communities.

Well-known personalities

Blazon

The coat of arms Poraj shows a silver rose in red . On the helmet with the red and silver covers the rose.

Familys

The list of families Tadeusz Gajl

Alantowicz, Ambroziewicz, Antoszewski, Badowski, Biernacki, Biligin, Bilimin, Boguchwal, Boryszowski, Brzezinski, Buczenski, Budzinski, Bukowski, Buzenski, Chlebowski, Chmielicki, Chodcza, Chometowski, Czeslawski, Czeslawski, Chotąowski, Chromicz, Chominsski Czelechy, Dub, Ehler, Żelechy), Debnicki, Dobrosolowski, Dobrzelewski, Dworzyszowski, Egierzdorf, Gadamowicz, Garkowski, Garlinski, Garmuchowski, Garnisz, Garnkowski, Cazuba, Gedrojc, Gidzielalki, Gidzoreiecki, Ciembowski, Golembowski Golembowski , Gorski, Gorynski, Gorzynski, Grochowicki, Grodecki, Gruszczynski , Grzybowski, Halicki, Hollak, Izbienski, Izkrzycki, Jaktorowski, Jakubowski, Jamiolkowski, Jankowski, Jaroszkubowski, Jasienski, Jelec, Jemiolachek, Jezzewski , Kaszlinski, Kaszowski, Kaszuba, Katerla, Kesowski, Kielpsz, Kobielski, Kodrebski, Konarzewski, Kopec, Koszczyc, Koszyc, Kozlorog, Kozlowski, Kozminski, Krepski, Krolikowski, Krzepicki, Kuczewski, Kunczewicz, Kuniewicz, Kurozwecki, Kurzewski, Latkowski, Lipinski, Lipnicki, Lissowski, Lodorowski, Lubanski, Lubelczyk, Lagiewnicki, Latkowski, Lyskowski, Mackiewicz, Madejki, Makowski, Malzewski, Maldrowski, Makowski, Malzewski, Maldrowski Mickiewicz, Mieciecki, Mierucki, Mikorski, Mniszek, Mojaczewski, Mokrski, Naborowski, Niechmirowski, Nieciecki, Niemsta, Niesiecki, Niesiolowski, Nowicki, Olsztyinski, Porzorek, Paluski, Paluszycki, Poricki, Plaskajles, Piorunajleski, Potocki, Prazowski, Przedborowski, Przylupski, Pstrokonski, Pulawski, Raczkowski, Radosz, Radzinski, Roginicki, Rosen, Rozanski, Rozecki, Rozycki, Ruczowski, Rudnicki, Rusiecki, Ruzyobiesi, Samprochiest, Skrotniesikursi, Samprochiest, Sielzeckie, Sielzecki, Samprochiest, Sielzeckiecursky Sokolowski, Solski, Sognicki, Strzalkowski, Suchecki, Suchocki, Sulinski, Swierzynski, Swinarski, Swiezynski, Szadlinski, Szatkowski, Szadkowski, Szczerbiez, Szewczycki, Treb nic, Tryniszewski, Trzebinski, Tyniecki, Wegierski, Weiss, Werner, Wielewiejski, Wienskowski, Wieszczyciorowski, Wilczek, Wilczynski, Wilkowski, Witkowski, Wodzinowski, Wodzynski, Wybrannisowski, Wydrychyzki, Zjalnawi, Zjalchiewski, Zakrzenski, Zjszblzaski, Zjszenski, Zjalnawi, Zjalnawi, Zjszenski, Zjszenski, Zjszenski, Zjszenski, Zakrzenski, Zjszblski Zbrozek, Zdzarowski, Zdzenicki, Zlobnicki, Zlotnicki, Zoledziowski, Zyrnicki

literature

  • The Polish Nobility, General Directory, second volume, Hamburg, published by Henri Grand 1900

See also

Web links

Commons : Coats of arms of families of Poland  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

literature

  • Tadeusz Gajl : Polish coat of arms from the Middle Ages to the 20th century: over 4,500 coats of arms from 37,000 names of 55,000 families. L&L, 2007. ISBN 978-83-60597-10-1
  • Emilian Edmund von Źernicki-Szeliga The Polish Aristocracy, General - Directory, Vol. 2. Hamburg: Grand 1900. S. 411, 414
  • Emilian Edmund von Źernicki-Szeliga : The Polish small nobility in the 16th century, together with an addendum to “The Polish nobility and the foreign noble families who joined them” and the list of the original Prussians who immigrated to Warmia in the years 1260-1400, with one Portrait of the author in copperplate. Hamburg: Grand 1907. (digitized version)