Der Polnische Adel, seine Wappen und Familien.

The noble Polish Batak family. Batak. Lviv region 1660. Also probably called Balakier (Lis (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis). Liske, Xawery: Castle and Country Records from the Polish Republic, from the Bernardine Archives in Lviv (Castle and Country Records from the Time of the Polish Republic; from the Bernardine Archives in Lviv), Lviv, in volumes from 1868 onwards. Article: Pages: DIN A4, WORD, Arial. Copyright 2014 by author: Werner Zurek. Image sources: Wikipedia, email: wzurek46@gmail.com. Copyright for the image sources: Die adlige polnische Familie Batak. Batak. Land Lwow 1660. Auch wohl Balakier genannt ( Lis (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis) Liske, Xawery: Akta grodzkie i ziemskie z czasów Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, z Archiwum Bernardynskiego w Lwowie (Burg- und Landakten aus der Zeit der Polnischen Republik; aus dem Bernhardiner Archiv in Lemberg), Lemberg, in Zeitbänden von 1868 ab. 1. Artikel: Seiten ...

The noble Polish Bataban family, Korczak coat of arms. Bataban Korczak coat of arms. Lithuania 1623. Originating in Turkey. Received from the Reichstag 1676, fol. 65, the Polish nobility. District, (Lis (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis).ke 1, 10). Coat of arms description. Korczak. In a red field, three horizontally superimposed, floating, silver rivers, shortening from top to bottom. Helmet decoration: a golden decorated bowl from which a black, left-facing hunting dog emerges. The three rivers, which are sometimes called staffs (wreby), like the entire coat of arms, are also probably drawn shortening from bottom to top. The origin of the coat of arms is said to be: In early pagan times, a rich and knightly Hungarian was offered the throne of Hungary; however, he declined and proposed someone from the Kaninus family, who was also chosen by the country as a plunderer. This circumstance gave rise to the fable that the Hungarians had chosen a dog as th...

The noble Polish Bastjon family. (Bastjon). Coat of arms issued on September 15, 1816, for Janow Grandville de Mallet (Malletski), Brigadier General, Director of the Corps of Engineers in the Polish Army of Congress Poland. Coat of arms description. The shield is vertically divided into three parts, in the pole position. In the left deep blue field, a silver fleur-de-lis, in the right field, two golden fleurs-de-lis. The middle field is horizontally divided into two parts. In the upper part, a silver wall with a gate, behind it, three towers, and the lower red horizontal section, a silver bastion. Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers, between the right and middle ostrich feathers, a branch with three green leaves. Article: Pages DIN A4, WORD, Arial. Copyright 2014 by the author: Werner Zurek. Image sources: Wikipedia, email: wzurek46@gmail.com Copyright for the image sources: Die adlige polnische Familie Bastjon. (Bastjon). Wappen ausgestellt am 15. September 1816 für Janow G...

The noble Polish Bastian family. Branch: Brzezinski. December 23, 1791 Henryk Bastian. The noble Polish Bastian family. Pomeranians. Bastian. Pomeranians. In one branch, they called themselves Brzezinski. (Winckler). Description of the coat of arms. Bastian. Coat of arms divided horizontally in the middle. In the upper yellow half, a black eagle with outstretched wings and a crown, its head turned to the right. In the lower red half, two crossed arrows with silver arrowheads pointing upwards, golden shafts, and golden feathers. At the intersection of the arrows hangs a silver ribbon, and at the intersection a silver plate (shield?), viewed from the front, round with a raised pointed center and border. Helmet decoration: five silver ostrich feathers. Article: Pages DIN A4, WORD, Arial. Copyright 2014 by Author: Werner Zurek. Image sources: Wikipedia, email: wzurek46@gmail.com Copyright for the image sources: Die adlige polnische Familie Bastian. Zweig: Brzezinski. 23. Dezember...