Gozdava (also Gozdavita, Gozdova, Gozdovita, Gozdovo, Gozdze, Gzdov, Lilium; Polish. Gozdawa, Gozdawita, Gozdowa, Gozdowita, Gozdowo, Gozdzie, Gzdow, Lilium ) - Polish noble coat of arms .
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| Carrier | 512 names Apanowicz, Arwasewicz, Azarewicz, Bal, Balcewicz, Balewicz, Baranowski, Bartoszewski, Batraniec, Batrań, Bączalski, Bączkowski, Bąkowski, Beecki, Behem, Behm, Beneskuł, Beneszkki Bkiowski Bielawski, Bielecki, Bielicki, Bierecki, Birecki, Birlecki, Biwil, Boczkowski, Boczykowski, Bogdanowicz, Bogusławski, Boguszewicz, Boguszko, Bohdanowicz, Bohuszewicz, Bohnicovicz, Boi, Brusznowskiz, Boznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borzznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borhuszi Borznowski Borzznowski Borznowski Borzznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borznowski Borzznowski Borz Inski Brussowski, Bruszowski, Brzeżyka, Brzozowski, Bux, Byczerski, Bystrejski, Bystryjowski, Cekoński, Chlebowski, Chmielewski, Chołojewski, Chołojowski, Chrapowicki, Chrostkowski, Chroszczewski, Chruszczewski, Chumecki, Chumnicki, Ciałowicz, Ciałowski, Cianowski, Cieszkowski, Cieśla, Czekański, Czekoński, Czerniewicz, Czeużyk, Dalechowski, Danczenko, Dandelski, Dedeński, Dedkowicz, Deduchowicz, Dedyński, Dekszlewicz, Deszkleniewicz, Deszklewicz, DETKOWICHZ Dziersznicki, Dzierśnicki, Dziewięcki, Fabiankowski, Fabiański, Federowicz, Fedorowicz, Gadaczewski, Garbolecki, Garbolewski, Gaździński, Gąsowski, Gdarzycki, Gdeszeński, Gdeszyński, Gentył, Gertel, Gidlewicz, Giecewicz, Gieczewicz, Gierawski, Gietowć, Gietowt, Gintwiłło, Gintyłł, Gintyłło, Giżycki, Giżyński, Glazowski, Glebowski, Gliszczyński, Głazowski, Głażewski, Głażowski, Głowiński, Głozowski, Godaczewski, Godejko, Godlewski, Godłojewski, Gołembiewski, Gołembiowski, Gołębiewski, Gołębiowski, Gombrowicz, Gorczyczewski, Gorecki, Gostkowski, Gozd, Gozdecki, Gozdowicz, Gozdowski, Grajewski, Grot, Gurzelowski, Haiński, Hancewicz, Hanczewicz, Hański, Heymzot, Hopp, Hoppa, Hornostaj, Hornostajski, Huhlik, Humięcki, Humięski, Humiński, Humnicki, Huniatycki, Iwaszkiewicz, Iżycki, Jackiewicz, Jackiewski, Jackowski, Jałoszyński, Janowski, Jarząbkiewicz, Jarząbkowski, Jarzembowski, Jarzębowski, Jarzębski, Jasieński, Jasiński, Jawornicki, Jaworowski, Jene, Joneman, Juchniewicz, Juraszkiewicz, Jurgiowski, Jurjowski, Kacki, Kaliński, Kandzierzewicz, Kario, Karpowicz, Kasperowicz, Kawecki, Kawęcki, Kawiecki, Kay, Kicki, Kilarowickiki, Kleokioki, Klioki Kokioryki Klyoki Kokiormi, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klekowski, Klek, Krik, Kli, Kli, Ki, Ki, Kli, Ki, Ki, Ki, Kli, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Kli, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki, Kli Krakowiński, Krobowski, Krupa, Krzywczyński, Krzywiński, Kunka, Kupść, Lebowski, Leonowicz, Lewanowicz, Lewoniecki, Lewoniewski, Lewonowicz, Lipiński, Lisiewicz, Lubasczyński, Luboszczyński, Lucieński, Luciński, Luczyński, Łabajski, Łebowski, Łększycki, Łukoszewicz, Łukowicz, Małowiejski, Małowieski, Maron, Marun, Mazapet, Mianocki, Mianowski, Miaskowski, Micut, Micuta, Mielikowski, Mieżnicki, Mikosz, Mikosza, Miksz ewicz, Mikulicz, Milatyński, Milkont, Miłkont, Minejko, Mineyko, Mirkulewicz, Moczulski, Mucharski, Muskat, Muskata, Nacewicz, Nachtrab, Nachtraba, Naczewicz, Nagora, Nagow, Narozi, Narbzz, Narbzt, Narbzt, Narbzt Niedoma, Niemiera, Niemierka, Niemierza, Niemira, Niemirowicz, Niemiryc, Niemirycz, Niemirzyc, Niezdzeński, Niezdziński, Nieżdziński, Norwiłło, Norwiło, Obrębski, Olbrycht, Olearski, Oleśnicki, Olrych, Ołdakowski, Opanowicz, Ostrołęcki, Osuchowski, Ozumieski, Ożohowski, pac, Pacewicz, Paczewicz, Paczewski, Paczuski, Pampowski, Pankowski, Pawłowski, Pazdziernowicz, Październia, Październowicz, Pempowski, Pepłowski, Petuszyński, Pępowski, Piasecki, Pieczychojski, Pieczychujski, Pieczychwostki, Pieczyhojski, Pierszchała, Piotrowski, Pisarski, Pławski, Płaza, Pocewicz, Podbipięta, Podgajski, Podlipski, Pogorzelski, Polikiewicz, Polikowicz, Pomarnacki, Pomarniacki, Pomarnicki, Popowski, Potuszyński, Proboszewski, Progulbicki, Proszyński, przedborski, przedniewski, przemiński, przeniewski, prześmiński, przęśnicki, przybyszewski, przyszychocki, przyszychowski, punikowski, racibor Roch, Romsza, Ross, Rossowicz, Roza, Rożałowski, Róż, Róża, Rubażewicz, Rubinkowski, Rubińkowski, Rudawski, Rudoszański, Rusieński, Rusiński, Rutkowski, Rychliński, Rymszi, Szymsky Ryzzmskys Sokoł, Sokołowicz, Sokołowski, Sokół, Solecki, Sołonski, Sołouwski, Sołowski, Sosnowski, Spiegajło, Spigajło, Stan, Staniewicz, Staniński, Stankowski, Stano, Stowsky, Stawiski, Kriski Strzyżowski, Styrpejko, Suchszewski, Sudraski, Sudrawski, Sudrowski, Sulimowski, Sułocki, Suszycki, Sutocki, Suzin, Swirtun, Szewerdzic, Szołomicki, Szymanowski, Szystowski, Telesznicki, Teleśn leżyński, Tomikowski, Towtowicz, Trypolski, Tryzna, Trzciński, Trzemeski, Tułuntowicz, Turczynowicz, Turczyński, Turkowiecki, Turkowski, Tyszecki, Tyszkowski, Tyszyński, Uhlik, Umięzowski Wkikikiki Wkikikiki Wkikikiki Wkikikiki Wkikikiki Wkikikiki Wikikikikiki Wikikiki Wikikiki wi wi ki wi Wan ach ki wi Wilamowicz, Wilejko, Wilewski, Wileyko, Wiszewaty, Wiszniewski, Witulski, Wituski, Wnitow, Wojkunowski, Wołczyński, Wołk, Woychun, Woyzgiałło, Wyrzykowski, Zaboklicki, Zaczeński, Zadczeński, Zakrzewski, Zatorski, Zawołaj, Zdzarski, Zdziarski, Zebowicz, Zembowski, Zembrowski, Zerznicki, Ziabko, Ziołowski, Złotowski, Zmilewski, Zniechowicz, Zuzin, Zwolański, Zydzki, Ździarski. |
| Crest | Seven peacock feathers depicting a double lily |
| Shield | In a red field there are two silver lilies , interconnected by a golden ring so that one of these lilies is turned upside down and the other down |
| Other items | The bastard is red, lined with silver |
| In the General Stamp - the coat of arms of the Vyazmitinovs (VI, 79); Vasilyevs (VII, 151); Glebovs (V, 27); Glebov-Streshnev (VII, 9); Godlevsky (II, 57); Dedenev (II, 113); Zakharovs (VIII, 339); Lodyzhenskys (II, 49); Prince Romodanovsky-Lodyzhensky (IV, 5); Khrapovitsky (II, 126, 127). | |
Emblem Description
In the field of scarlet, two lilies are silver, interconnected by a golden ring so that one of these lilies is turned upside down and the other down. The crest has seven peacock feathers, which depict the same two lilies [1] .
Coat of Arms History
In 1090 , this banner was bestowed by King Vladislav Herman to one noble warrior Christine from Gozdava for his courage on the battlefield [2] . Lily symbolized the noble nobility, and the peacock feathers in the crest - wisdom. It is very likely that some genera - carriers of this coat of arms could have arrived in Poland from Hungary in the 14th century, since at that time the Anjou dynasty with a similar coat of arms ruled there. Przemyslaw Dombkowski suggests that it could be the Germans who arrived from Hungary. If so, then they probably came from the area northeast of the city of Bartfeld , where at that time a lot of Germans lived. This emblem also printed the great master German von Salz originating from Saxony ( Neusaltz ).
Surnames to the emblem
The historian Tadeusz Gail lists 512 names in the coat of arms of Gozdava [3] :
Apanovich, Arvasevich, Azarevich, Bal , Baltsevich, Balevich, Baranovsky, Bartoshevsky, Batranets, Batran, Bonchalsky, Bonchkovsky, Bonkovsky, Beetskiy, Behem, Bem, Beneskul, Beneshkul, Beretsky, Berkovsky, Benkovsky, Byalovetsky, Byaloveysky, Byaloveysky Belyavsky, Beletsky, Belitsky, Biretsky , Birletsky, Bivil, Bochkovsky, Bochikovsky, Bogdanovich, Boguslavsky, Bogushevich, Bogushko, Boehner, Borodnitsky, Borovsky, Bosevich, Boushevich, Brenner, Brolnitsky, Bronitsky, Brusovsk, Bruszow, Brussels Buchs, Bull ersky, Bystreysky, Bystryyovsky, Tsekonsky, Stanisław Chlebowski, Chmielewski, Holoevsky, Holoyovsky, Khrapovitsky, Hrostkovsky, Hroschevsky, Khrushchev, Humetsky, Humnitsky, Tsialovich, Tsialovsky, Tsianovsky, Tseshkovsky, CESLA, Chekansky, Chekonsky, Chernevich, Cheuzhik, Dalehovsky, Danchenko, Dandelsky, Dedensky, Dedkovich, Deduhovich, Dedynsky, Dekshlevich, Deshklenevich, Deshklevich, Detkovich, Deydynsky Didkovskiy, Dobrakovsky, Dobrzhimentsky, Doshklenevich, Dovksha, Drabov, Dradz, Drago, Drago, Drvensky, Dryzna, Dubik, Dudzinskii, Duplitsky, Didynsky, Dy dzinsky, Dymsha, Dysel, Dyshel, Dyshkevich, Dyshlevich, Dyshlevsky, Dzyarsky, Dzedzevich, Dzershnitsky, Dzersnitsky, Dzeventsky, Fabiankovsky, Fabian, Federovich, F., Gadachevsky, Garboletsky, Garbolevsky, Gazdzinsky, Gonsovskaya, Gdarzhitsky, Gdeshensky, Gdeshinsky, Ghent, Goertel, Gidelevich, Getsevich, Gechevich, Gerevsky, Gettov, Getovt, Gintvillo, Gintyll, Gintylo, Gizycki , Gizhynsky, Glazovsky, Glebovsky, Glishinsky, Glazovsky, Glazhevsky, Glazhovsky, Glovsky, Glozlevsky, Godkozh, Godego, Godko vsky, Golembiovsky, Golumbovsky, Gombrovich, Gorchichevsky, Goretsky, Gostkovsky , Gozd, Gozdetsky, Gozdovich, Gozdovsky, Graevsky, Grotto, Gurzhelevsky, Gainsky, Gantsevich, Ganchevich, Gansky , Geymzot, Gopp, Gopnitsky, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gorpost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gopnost, Gorpost Gorknost, Gognost Gorknost Gumensky, Guminsky, Gumnitsky , Gunyatytsky, Ivashkevich , Izhitsky, Jatskevich , Yatskevsky, Jackowski, Yaloshinsky, Janowski, Yarzhombkevich, Yarzhombkovsky, Yarzhembovsky, Yarzhembsky, Yasensky, Jasinski, Yavornytsky, Yavorovsky, Jena, Yoneman, Yukhnevich Yurashkevich, Yurgiovsky, Yuriovsky, Katsky, Kalins s, Kandzerzhevich, Karyo, Karpovitch, Kaspyarovich, Kavetsky , Kaventsky, Kai, CRC, Kilyarovich, Klemensovsky, Klimuntovsky, Klukowski, Kormanitsky, Korytsinsky, campfire, Kowalski, Coy, Kozakevich, Kozakovsky, Krakovinsky, Krobovsky, grits, Krzhivchinsky, Krzhivinsky, Kunk, Kupchsch, Lebovsky, Leonovich, Levanovich, Levonetsky, Levonevsky, Levonovich, Lipinsky, Lisevich, Lyubaschinsky, Lyuboshchinsky, Lutsensky, Lyutsinsky, Lyuchinsky, Labaysky, Lenkshitsky, Lukoshevich, Lukovich, Maloveysky, Malovesky, Maronetskiy, Maronetskiy, Maronetskiy, Myanovsky, Myaskovs cue, Mitsut, Mitsuta, Melikovsky, Mezhnitsky, Mikosh, Mikosha, Mikshevich, Mikulich, Milatinsky, Milkont, Milkont, Mineyko, Mirkulevich, Mochulsky, Mukharsky , Muscat, Muscat, Natsevich, Nakhtrab, Nakhtraba, Nachevich, Nagora, Nagura, Nagora, Nagura Narbutt, Narvash, Narvosh, Nastalsky, Netsetskiy, Nedom, Nemera, Nemerka, Nemerzha, Nemira, Nemirovich, Nemyryts, Nemyrych, Nemirzhyts, Nezdzensky, Nezdzinsky, Nezhdzinsky, Norvillo, Norvilo, Obrembi, Olbyricht, Olearskiy, Oleskiy, Oleskiy Opanovich, Ostroletsky, Osukhovsky, Ozumessky, Ozhogovsky, Pats, Pace ich, Pachevich, Pachevsky, Pachusky, Pampovsky, Punkovsky, Pavlovsky, Pazdzernovich, Pazdzernia, Pempovsky, Peplovsky, Petushinsky, Pyasetskiy, Pechikhoy, Pechikhuysky, Pechikhvostky, Pershkhala, Piotrovsky, Pisarsky, Podgipa, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podlava, Podgapa, Plovdza, Plovdza, Podlava, Plovdza, Plovdza, Plavsky, Plavsky, Plovdiz Pogorzhelsky, Polikevich, Polikovich, Pomarnatsky, Pomarnyatsky, Pomarnitsky, Popovsky, Potushinsky, Proshevsky, Progulbitsky, Proshinsky, Przedborsk, Przdzhensky, Przeminsky, Przhenevsky, Przhesminsky, Przhensnitsky, Przhibyshevsky, Przyszczyszcz, , Punikovsky, Ratsibor, Ratsiborsky, Rachko, Rachkovsky, Ramsch, Ramsha, Raut, Reevsky, Reklevsky, Renit, Rent, Reut, Reutt, Rimsha, Roch, Romsha, Ross, Rossovich, Rosa, Rozhalovsky, Rouge, Rouge, Rubazhevich, Rubinkovsky , Rudavsky, Rudoshansky, Rusensky, Rusinsky, Rutkovsky, Rykhlinsky, Rymovich, Rimsh, Rymsha, Rimshevich, Sapega, Sasin, Sesimsky, Sevruk, Sokol, Sokolovich, Sokolovsky, Sokul, Soletsky, Solonsky, Solouvsky, Solovsky, Sosloig, Speglo, Speglo, Speglo , Stan, Stanevich, Staninsky, Stankovsky, Stano , Stanovsky, Stavitsky, Stavissky, Stempsky, St Rebeiko, Stryzhovsky, Strzhemesky, Strzheshkovsky, Strzyzhevsky, Strzhizhovsky, Styrpeiko, Sukhshevsky, Sudrasky, Sudravsky, Sudrovsky, Sulimovsky, Sulotsky, Sushitsky, Sutotsky, Suzin, Svirtun, Sheverdzitsky Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky, Sholomitsky Tovtovich, Trypolsky, Trizna , Trzhtsinskii, Trzhemessky, Tuluntovich, Turchinovich, Turchinsky Turkovetsky, Turka, Tyshetsky, Tyshkovsky, Tyshinsky, Uglik, Umentsky, Ussakovsky, Vahanovsky, Vaganova, Vakulevich, trochanter Verovsky, Ventskevich, B ntskovich, Vilyamovich, Vilejka, Vilevsky, Vishevaty, Wisniewski, Vitulsky, Vitussky, VNITI, Voykunovsky, Volchinskaya, Wolf , Voyhun, Voyzgyallo, Vyrzhikovsky, Zaboklitsky, Zachensky, Zadchensky, Zakrzewski, Zatorsky, Zavolay, Zdzarsky, Zdzyarsky, Zebovich, Zembovsky, Zembrovsky, Zernitsky, Zyabko, Ziolovsky, Zlotovsky, Zmilevsky, Znekhovich, Zuzin, Zvolyansky, Zydzky
Coat of arms options
- with five ostrich feathers in the crest
- one lily, directed upward, and three ostrich feathers in the crest (Khlusovichi variant)
- in the crest crescent horns up instead of a double lily ( Patsov option)
- Beldovsky
- Khlusovich Baron
- Didkovsky Baron
Coats of arms of settlements
Ivatsevichi , Baligrud , Mikstat , Melon , Pilsno , Gozdovo , Dombrowno , Kampinos
See also
- Armorial
- Gentry
Notes
- ↑ Boniecki Adam. Herbarz Polski, s. 161
- ↑ Długosz Jan "Annales seu cronicae incliti Regni Poloniae, t.II",
- ↑ Gajl T. Polish Armorial Middle Ages to 20th Century . - Gdańsk: L&L, 2007 .-- ISBN 978-83-60597-10-1 . (polish)
Links
- Lakier A. B. § 91, No. 46 // Russian heraldry . - 1855.
- Gajl T. Polish Armorial Middle Ages to 20th Century . - Gdańsk: L&L, 2007 .-- ISBN 978-83-60597-10-1 . (polish)
- Coat of arms at www.jurzak.pl