Posern (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of posers

Posern (with an emphasis on the second syllable) , also Poserne, Pozerne, Buzerne, Puserne and Boszern , is an old Upper Saxon - meißnisches Uradelsgeschlecht that branched out far and still exists.

It must not be confused with the Silesian noble family Poser , although it is assumed that these also come from the Saxon-Thuringian area.

history

The ancestral home of the family is what is now Poserna in the town of Lützen in Saxony-Anhalt . In 1161 this place was first mentioned as Posidrin .

Conradus de Poserne appears for the first time as a representative of the family in 1283. The line of the von Posern family begins in 1269 with Ludolfus de Buzernen, miles .

In 1328, in a document from Landgrave Friedrich von Thuringia, Heinrich von Puzerne, otherwise known as Manegolt, appears as a witness.

Possessions

Coat of arms of those of posers
Coat of arms of those of posers
Blazon : “In silver the head and neck of a gold crowned and tongued red lion. The shield image on the red and silver bulged or crowned helmet with the same blankets. "

Well-known representatives

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Sächsisches Staatsarchiv, Main State Archive Dresden, Loc. 8920 documents from the Counts of Osterfeld
  2. ↑ Book of Ballads by Börries von Münchhausen , new edition of the Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt 1963
  3. ^ Historical library of Upper Saxony and some neighboring countries , 1732, p. 242