Jan Frantisek Belinsky (? - 1685 ) - statesman and military leader of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth , captain of the royal reiters , colonel of the royal guards ( 1661 ), podchashy Plotsky ( 1659 ), sub- commander Plotsky ( 1661 ), elder Repinsky and Mlavsky ( 1660 ), great grandfather swordsman and the administrator of the Malbork economy ( 1667 ), the head of Malbork ( 1672 ) and Ossetian ( 1674 ), the Governor of Malbork ( 1681 - 1685 ).
| Jan Frantisek Belinsky | |||||||
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| polish Jan Franciszek Bieliński | |||||||
 Coat of arms of the young man | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Jan Gninsky | ||||||
| Successor | Ernest Dengoff | ||||||
| Death | 1685 Warsaw | ||||||
| Rod | Belinsky | ||||||
| Father | Wojciech Belinsky | ||||||
| Spouse | Anna von Akerstof | ||||||
| Children | Casimir Ludwik , Teresa | ||||||
Biography
The representative of the Polish noble family Belinsky coat of arms " Young Man ". Son of the headman of Mlava Wojciech Belinsky (died before 1660 ).
He began military service in the rank of captain royal reiter . Since 1659, Jan Frantisek Belinsky has been mentioned in the rank of the subordinate Plotskogo . In 1660 he received possession of the elder Repinskoe and Mlavskoe. In 1661 he received the rank of colonel of the royal guard. In 1667, Jan Frantisek Belinsky was appointed the crownman and administrator of the Malbork economy. In 1672, he purchased the head of Malbork from Leschinsky . In 1674, Jan Frantisek Belinsky was elected a marshal of the ambassadorial stake at the convoy seim, and in the same year he was appointed manager of the Zamoyskaya ordination. In 1678 he was elected ambassador to the Sejm, in 1679 he became a marshal of the Crown Tribunal. In 1681, Jan Frantisek Belinsky received the post of governor of Malbork .
He was married to Anna von Akerstof (died before 1671 ), from a marriage with whom he had a son and a daughter:
- Kazimir Ludvik Belinsky (? - 1713 ), marshals the Great Crown ( 1702 - 1713 ), the headman of Malbork , Tucholsky, Chersky, Harvolin and Mlavsky
- Teresa Belinskaya (d. After 1714 ), wife of the governor of the Helmina Tomas Dzyalynsky (d. 1714 ).