Stillfried-Rattonitz

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Family coat of arms of those of Stillfried

Stillfried-Rattonitz is the name of a Bohemian nobility with its ancestral seat Ratienitz near Kolín, which dates back to the 9th century .

history

The family Stillfried-Rattonitz descends from a Bohemian Duke Stoymir (ie Stillfried) of Przemysl . It turned to Austria and owned Stillfried Castle on the March . In the 14th century it was divided into Silesia .

His lineage begins in 1390 with Johann von Ratienitz on Ratienitz. On May 3, 1472, his son Georg Stilfrid de Ratienitz was enfeoffed by Duke Heinrich von Münsterberg with Neurode in the County of Glatz .

On March 13, 1662, Bernhard von Stillfried was raised to the bohemian baron status as governor of the county of Glatz .

The sex then split into several lines. The Austrian, baronial line was subsequently stillfried von Ratenicz and Stillfried von Rathenitz . The Prussian line Stillfried-Rattonitz split into several lines, of which there are baronial and counts branches.

coat of arms

The family coat of arms is divided diagonally to the right by gold and black. On the helmet with black-and-gold covers, five little flags divided diagonally by gold and black, two on the right, three on the left, on golden spikes with iron tips between two buffalo horns divided by black and gold over a corner.

Known family members

August von Stillfried-Ratenicz (1806–1897), lithograph by Josef Kriehuber , 1834

literature

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