Quarient

Coat of arms of the Quarienti

The Quarient (also Quarienti, Guarient) and Raal (also Raall, Räal, Real) was a from the area of Verona originating tirolerisches noble family, which was included in the Austrian peerage 1704th

history

The Quarienti come from the Verona area and were entered in the Tyrolean aristocratic registers in 1460. Johann de Quarientis was Archduke Ferdinand's valet . Hieronymus von Guarient fought in 1557 as Lieutenant Colonel for Ferdinand I , Johann von Q. was captain of Philip II of Spain and later Lieutenant Colonel of the City Guard of Vienna under Emperor Matthias . Franz Anton von Quarient was an imperial councilor, secret trainee lawyer and Lower Austrian sub-marshal . Ignatius Christoph Freiherr von Guarient und Räal was imperial court war councilor and sent to Moscow in 1698 and to the porte in 1706 .

Personalities

Franz Anton von Quarient and Raal († 1713), Lower Austrian sub-marshal

coat of arms

The coat of arms of the Quarienti consists of a quartered shield, field 1 and 4 gold with a Moor's head with a headband. In fields 2 and 3, white, red and black are divided diagonally.

Above a crowned open helmet with open wings, the right one black with a gold bar, the left one red with a silver bar, in between on the crown two lovebirds holding a gold ring. The helmet covers are black and gold on the right, silver and red mixed on the left.

literature

Johann Georg von Hoheneck: The praiseworthy gentlemen gentlemen estates of the Ertz-Hertzduchy Austria ob der Ennß ..., Passau 1732, S. 175-177
Johann Friedrich Gauhe: ... Genealogical-Historical Adels-Lexicon ... Volume 1, Leipzig 1740, p. 717-719
Johann Christian von Hellbach: Adels-Lexikon: or manual about the historical, genealogical ..., Volume 1, p. 306

Remarks

↑ Reports by Ignatius Chr. In file: Nicolae Dobrescu - Documente și Regeste privitoare la Constantin Brâncoveanu.pdf , register on p. 431
↑ According to Hoheneck, the ring is reminiscent of a battle in 1547 between Charles V and the Elector Johann Friedrich of Saxony , in which Blasius von Q. took the ring from the Elector.

[1] Reports by Ignatius Chr. In file: Nicolae Dobrescu - Documente și Regeste privitoare la Constantin Brâncoveanu.pdf , register on p. 431

[2] According to Hoheneck, the ring is reminiscent of a battle in 1547 between Charles V and the Elector Johann Friedrich of Saxony , in which Blasius von Q. took the ring from the Elector.