Zásadský von Gamsendorf
Jenik Zásadský von Gamsendorf was a Catholic Bohemian aristocratic family, whose ancestor Peter Jenik is known around 1550. His son Jan Jenik was a judge in Zásada . The name Zásadský is derived from this place .
history
The Bohemian nobility confirmation for the von Gamsendorf family took place on June 27, 1637. It was given to the brothers Nicolaus, Georg, Matthias and Wenzel and their cousin Johann Jenik Gemsdorf. On December 22nd, 1644 he was accepted into the knighthood in Linz . Georg Jenik Zásadský, knight of Gamsendorf on Březina and Zahrádka , was accepted into the Austrian baron class on March 1, 1811 in Vienna . He was an imperial-royal captain in the Landwehr .
From 1780–1849 the East Bohemian rule Zámrsk was owned by the Zásadský family from Gamsendorf.
The Čížkov village was also owned by the family
The last male successor to the family was Friedrich Jenik Zásadský von Gamsendorf, who died on August 31, 1942 at the Battle of Stalingrad . His father, knight Hugo Jenik Zásadský, was an Austrian councilor .
coat of arms
The coat of arms from 1637 shows on the right silver side a chamois on a natural three rock holding a green diamond wreath with the left foreleg, on the left blue side three golden diagonal bars. On the helmet with black and silver blankets on the right, blue and gold on the left, three ostrich feathers.
The coat of arms from 1811 is square in black and red and covered with a heart shield - split by a post divided diagonally right five times by blue and gold, with a natural chamois on the right in silver, with a green diamond wreath on the left foreleg, on the left in blue green lawn a golden lion, holding a green laurel wreath with his right front paw. Two helmets with blue and gold covers, on the right an open flight divided by blue and gold, on the left three ostrich feathers.
literature
- Brno Genealogical Paperback 1870 to 1892
- Genealogical paperback of the noble houses of Austria 1910/11