The noble Polish family Abschatz. Die adlige polnische Familie Abschatz. E-Book

Werner Zurek

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• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022

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The noble Polish family Abschatz. Die adlige polnische Familie Abschatz.

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The noble Polish family Abschatz.

Die adlige polnische Familie Abschatz.

The noble Polish family Abschatz . (Estimate, Abszac, Awstacy, Awstacz, Awszat) .

Abschatz , ( Awstacz ( Abschatz , Abszac , Awstacy , Awszat ), The family name comes from the name of the ancestor Eustach , Silesia. Hans Assmann Freiherr von Abschatz (born: February 4th, 1646 in Würbitz , deceased. April 22, 1699 in Liegnitz ), German statesman, poet and translator. Estimator . Silesia. Coat of arms, a deer's head, which is repeated in the helmet decoration. Are of Polish origin. Obtained the Bohemian baronial title .

Abschatz ,HansAßmann,Freiherrvon, poet of the second Silesianschool, born 4th FeBaron1646 in Würbitz in Liegnitz , died April 22,1699, studied inStrasbourgandLeiden, traveled toHolland,FranceandItalyand after his return became a state official andrepresentativeof theprincipalityLiegnitz appointedat the Breslauprincelydays. Estimate transferredGuarinis»Pastorfido ', occasionally striking a simple and popular tone in his own poems andsayings .His "PoeticalTranslationsand Poems" appeared inLeipzig in1704, a selection in W. Müller's "Libraryof German Classics of the 17th Century", Vol. 6 (that. 1824). Source:MeyersGroßesKonversations-Lexikon.

life . childhood and adolescence.

Hans Aßmann von Abschatz was born on February 4, 1646 as the son of a provincial official of the Principality of Liegnitz . He came from a Silesian noble family documented since 1294 and was baptized as aProtestant . His youth was marked by unhappiness and loss. At the age of four, Abschatz fell ill with smallpoxand lost his father in the same year. When the hereditary castle caught fire in Würbitz , the boy was only just saved from the fire . Finally, when he was 13, his mother, Margarete von Kanitz, died.

From 1658 to 1664 Abschatz attended high school in Liegnitz . As a student, he already showed poetic talent in school performances and wrote his first poems, some of which he published as individual prints. The estate school was followed bylaw and language studies in Strasbourg and Leiden (as a student Abschatz wrote the love poems Anemons and Adonis Blumen ), then from 1666 a three-year journey through the estates of the Netherlands , France ( Paris ) and Italy ( Rome , Terracina, Naples , Florence , Venice ). Abschatz also processed the goods travel impressions in his poems.

Estate manager, husband, envoy

At the age of 23, Abschatz took over the management of his father's family estates in Würbitz , which had been extended by inheritance . In 1669 he married Anna von Hund from the Rausse family , whom he had known for some time . In his love poems he called them Amaranthe and Anemone . Abschatz lived with his wife and six children (the last was born in 1681) on various family estates.

After Silesia became part ofAustria in 1675, the Abschatz , known for his administrative skills, was appointed to the political estate. Between 1673 and 1675 he was twice an envoy at the imperial court in Vienna