Jan Odrovonzh senior from Sprova the Odrovonzh coat of arms ( Polish Jan Odrowąż ; died in 1485 ) - a Polish gentry and tycoon , Lviv elder (from 1465), Zidaczewski and Sambir , voivode Podolsky ( 1477-1479 ) and Russian ( 1479-1485 ). In general, Jan Odrovonzhu owned 40 properties (mainly in the Russian Voivodeship), which made him one of the most influential landowners in the state [1] .
| Jan Odrovonzh | |||||||
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| polish Jan Odrowąż ze Sprowy | |||||||
 The coat of arms of the Odrovoje | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Andrey Fredro | ||||||
| Successor | David Buchatsky | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Spitek III Yaroslavsky | ||||||
| Successor | Jan Pilevsky | ||||||
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| Death | 1485 | ||||||
| Rod | Odrovonzhi | ||||||
| Father | Peter Odrovonzh | ||||||
| Mother | Katarzyna Odrovonzh | ||||||
| Spouse | Beata Tenchinskaya | ||||||
| Children | Jerome and Yang | ||||||
Biography
Belonged to the genus Odrovonzhey. His father was the governor of Podolsk and Russian Peter Odrovonzh , his mother - Katarzhina Odrovonzh. He had a brother Andrew (Andrzej) , who was also a governor of Podolsk and Russian, as well as his sister Malgorzatu.
After the death of his brother Andrew ( 1465 ), he became the headman of Lviv, and also received the Odrovoj family estate, among which were Satans , Sędziszów Malopolski and Sambor . In 1477 - 1479 he was a voivode of Podolsk , in 1479 - 1485 - a Russian voivod.
He was married to Beate Tenchinskaya (d. 1517), from whom he had two sons: Jerome (later - the elder of Sambir) and Jan the Younger (later - the elder of Lviv, Sambir, the governor of Belz and Russian). He died in 1485 .
Literature
- Bartosz Paprocki: Herby rycerstwa polskiego. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Biblioteki Polskiej, 1858, s. 504.
- Kasper Niesiecki: Herbarz Polski. T. VII. Lipsk: Jan Nepomucen Bobrowicz, 1841, s. 38-39.
- Ryszard Jurzak: Genealogia dynastyczna .
Notes
- ↑ Krzysztof Baczkowski: Szkice z dziejów Sędziszowa Młp. i okolicy. Rzeszów: Krajowa Agencja