Nikolai Kostseletsky (c. 1405/1410 - 1479 ) - statesman of the Kingdom of Poland , coronet bydgoszcz ( 1433 ) and Brzeесciu-Kuyavsky ( 1434 ), bydgoszczel kastelan ( 1448 - 1453 ) and inowroclaw ( 1453 ), governor of Wroclaw ( 1453 - 1457 ) , the headman of Dobrzynski ( 1453 ), the governor of Brzeесci Kuyavian ( 1457 - 1479 ), the headman of Malbork ( 1476 - 1478 ).
| Nikolay Kostseletsky | |||||||
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| polish Mikołaj Kościelecki | |||||||
 Coat of arms " Little Fire " | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Alexander from Labishina | ||||||
| Successor | Nikolay from Labishin | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Boguslav iz Sluzheva and Oporova | ||||||
| Successor | Nikolay Sharleysky | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Nikolay Sharleysky | ||||||
| Successor | Peter Dunin | ||||||
| Birth | about 1405 or 1410 | ||||||
| Death | 1479 | ||||||
| Kind | Kosciel | ||||||
| Father | Janusz Kosczeletsky | ||||||
| Spouse | Dorota from Pniew | ||||||
| Children | Nicholas , Jan and Wincent | ||||||
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Biography
Representative of the Polish noble family of the Kosczeletsk coat of arms “ Little Fire ”. The eldest son of the voivode of Inowroclaw and the headman of Dobrzynski Janusz Koscieletski (d. After 1424 ). the younger brother is the voivode of Inowroclaw, Jan Kosczeletsky (c. 1415 - 1475 ).
After the death of his father, Nikolai Kostseletsky inherited large estates in Kuyavia . Initially, he wore the ranks of the cornet of Bydgoszcz ( 1433 ) and Brzezciu-Kuyavsky ( 1434 ).
A supporter of the Polish king Casimir IV Jagiellonian , one of the implementers of his Prussian policy. In 1448, he received the post of Bydgoszczski Kashtelan , in 1453 he was appointed Kashtelan of Inowroclaw . In the same 1453, Nikolai Kostseletsky received the post of governor of Inowroclaw and the headman of Dobrzynski . In 1457 he was appointed governor of Brzeесć-Kuyavia .
In 1449, on behalf of the king , Nikolai Kostseletsky ruled the estates of the Kuyavian bishops, who were in Pomerania under the control of the Teutonic Order . May 26, 1450 was a member of five Polish officials who were present in Brodnica when the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order brought a vassal oath of allegiance to the Polish crown.
In 1476 - 1478, Nikolai Kostseletsky held the post of headman of Malbork .
Family
In 1444, he married Dorothy from Pniew (d. After 1462 ), from a marriage with whom he had three sons:
- Nikolai Kostseletsky ( 1450 - 1518 ), canon of Gnieznensky ( 1469 ), elder of Inowroclaw ( 1475 - 1489 ), canon of Krakow ( 1489 ), dean of Gnieznensky ( 1494 ), headman of Dobrzyński ( 1494 ), bishop of Helma ( 1505 - 1518 )
- Jan Koscielcki ( 1430 - 1498 ), Inovroclaw corral ( 1450 ), Dobrzynski subcommittee ( 1453 ), Krushel Krušvitsky ( 1480 ), Kashtelyan and Dobrzynski warden ( 1485 ), Governor of Inowroclaw ( 1497 - 1498 )
- Vincent Kosczeletsky (d. After 1478 ), subcommittee of Dobrzyński ( 1472 ), headman of Dobrzyński and Brodnica.
Sources
- M. Biskup, Kościelecki Mikołaj h. Ogończyk, wojewoda brzesko-kujawski, Polski Słownik Biograficzny, t. 14, s. 413-414
- J. Bieniak, Kościelecki Mikołaj h. Ogon, SBPN, t. 2, s. 470–474