The noble Polish coat of arms of Kosmas. Die adlige polnische Familie Kosmas. E-Book

Werner Zurek

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The noble Polish coat of arms of Kosmas. Die adlige polnische Familie Kosmas.

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The noble Polish coat of arms of Kosmas.

Die adlige polnische Familie Kosmas.

Kosmas, Oksza (coat of arms)  

City and Country Gniezno Part 2

5595 (No. 19) 1506

N. Kosmas Rasskowski, Uncle and Op. Maciej and Wojciech, sons of Ol. Mikołaj Barana R-go, receipt. Małgorzata, f. Zawisza Wybranowskiego, with a stop. 3-year-old in Raszkowo village and Srebrnagórka town. (f. 218)

Kosmas ( Kosmas ) - Polish coat of arms of indygenat .    

Description according to the classic rules of heraldry:

In the blue field a silver cross between two golden eagle wings.

Jewel : Two golden eagle wings, in between a blue slope that carries two golden stars.    

Blue labras , lined with gold.  

Approved to Feliks, Valentine, Wit and Wojciech Kosmas on April 15, 1589 .   

Oksza (Ascia, Bradacica, Bradaczyca, Brodacica, Halabarda, Hoksza, Oksa, Oxa, Kolda), a Polish noble coat of arms from the Piast, of Czech origin. 

Scream: Quilt

Number of families: 16 families were sealed with the coat of arms.

Coat of arms from the beginning of the 12th century. In the red field a battle ax (oksza) with the blade to the right. In the jewel above the crowned helmet there is also an oksa with a blade inserted into the crown.        

Oksza. Oxa siue Ascia, que securim carnificam, quam poloni oxam, bohemi bradaczyczam vocant, in campo rubeo defert. 

Oksza. The ax is the ax that is the shield, the executioner's ax that the Poles call it, the Czechs call it Bradaczyce, it is in the red field. 

Jan Długosz , Badge ..., No. 83, p. 61 

It should be white oksza in a red box, with the blade in the right shield placed straight, on the helmet above the crown it should be fine, with the end from below as if it was stuck.

Kasper Niesiecki, Herbarz, Vol. VII, p. 64

Heraldic legend

The von Wierszowców family was famous in Bohemia, especially during the reign of the Bohemian prince Mnut, so that this gentleman should also lose his hunting license and worry less about the rule of his principality, to one of the Wierszowcy of the whole state as a governorate. He was so strong by princely grace that he had little to do with it, then he seemed restless until Mnata had fought his way out of the hereditary principality (...); After receiving great promises from some chiefs, he persuaded them to proclaim him on the Seym (...) as prince. He hid the secret for a long time (...), after all he had forced his way through to the prince's office, the same one who had appeared with the crowd in the Sejm, ordered the Wierszowiec to stand before him and had voiced his betrayal and his ingratitude for his favors to choose him, he commanded himself; that he would perish either on himself or on someone else. The first was that after drawing his sword, Wierszowiec killed himself. On this occasion the Wierszow family (...) moved abroad to other countries, but especially to Poland, of whose descendants Jan Wierszowiec (...) killed the Czech prince Świętopełek in 1103, for which he was lavishly beaten (...) .      

Kasper Niesiecki , Herbarz, Vol. VII, pp. 64-65 

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Grodzkie and Land Posen> Resignations 15th Century> Part 1

6055 (No. 1387) 1486

Bronisch and Krystyn (not Cosmas), brothers born Sonntag, S. Ol. Andrzej Gorynski de Schyslowo, 2 1/2. Axis. in this village, S. gn. N. Jan Lanzeczski as heir in Izdebno for 17 Wyderk. (f. 45v)

Cosmas of Prague wrote about the history of the Werszowiec family in his Chronica Boëmorum . When the Czech prince, Świętopełk II, killed the Czech family von Werszowcy for alleged treason, the survivors went to Silesia and Hungary. According to Marcin Bielski , Jan Werszowiec (Werszowic, Wrszowic, Wierszowiec, Wersowicz, Wrsowicz) in the 11th century, in the siege of Wroclaw, went with his unit to the side of the Poles and killed Świętopełk II significantly contributed to their victory. King Boleslaw III Krzywousty