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

By Werner Zurek

Werner Zurek was born on 13.03.1952 in Voelklingen, Saarland, as the son oft he employee, Heinz Kurt Zurek and his wife Maria, nee Kußler.
At the age of 6, he attended the Catholic Elementary School Voelklingen - Geislautern, and finished the secondary school in Geislautern in 1968
From 1968 - 1970 he started a machinist apprenticeship.
From 1970 to 1972 he completed an apprenticeship at Roechling - Voelklingen as a rollingmiller (metallurgicalworker).
From 1972 to 1974, soldier was on time for two years at the Bundewehr in Daun, where he was trained as a Horchfunker in the Electronic Battle Reconnaissance. He ended his cacctivec servicec as a sergeant. As a reservist, he was promoted to staff sergeant.
Acquisition ofmiddlematurity at the ILS
In 1975, he Apple as a civil servant - candidate at the Ministry of Finance (Federal Customs Administration) After passing the finalexam, he servedas a border inspector under the Federal Border Protection Act, as a customsofficer in taxmatters and was therefore also auxiliaries of the prosecutor
In 1975 he married his wife Ulrike, nee Daub.
In 1982, the birth of his daughter Sandra.
In 2014 he retired.
Awards:
Air defense training at the Technical Relief Agency
Rifle of the Bundewehr
Training at the German Red Cross
State explosives permit
Basic certificate of the German Lifesaving Society
European police sportbadge filed with the Federal Customs Administration. Validity also for the European Community.
Admission tot he Royal Brotherhood of Saint Teotonius. Protector is the Infant of Portugal, SKH the Duke of Braganza.
Veteranscross of the Bundeswehr

• Language: English
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• Release date: May 10, 2021
• ISBN: 9783753491776

Werner Zurek

The Zurek family comes from an old noble Polish family Werner Zurek was born on March 13, 1952 in Voelklingen in the Saarland as the son of the employee Heinz Kurt Zurek and his wife Maria, née Kußler. At the age of 6 he attended the Catholic elementary school Voelklingen - Geislautern and finished secondary school in Geislautern in 1968 From 1968 to 1970 he began training as a machine fitter. From 1970 to 1972 he completed an apprenticeship at Roechling - Völklingen as a rolling mill (metallurgical skilled worker). From 1972 to 1974 he was a two-year soldier with the German Federal Armed Forces in Daun, where he was trained as a radio operator in electronic combat reconnaissance. He finished his service as a sergeant. As a reservist, he was promoted to sergeant-major. Acquisition of secondary school leaving certificate at ILS From 1975 he was a civil servant candidate in the Ministry of Finance (Federal Customs Administration). After passing the final examination, he served as a border inspection officer according to the Federal Border Guard Act and as a customs officer in customs and tax matters and was therefore also an assistant to the public prosecutor In 1975 he married his wife Ulrike, née Daub. In 1982 his daughter Sandra was born. In 2014 he retired. Awards: Air defense training at the technical aid organization Rifle line of the Federal Armed Forces Training at the German Red Cross State Explosives Permit Basic certificate from the German Lifesaving Society European police sport badge at the Federal Customs Administration. Also valid for the European Community. Admission to the Royal Brotherhood of Saint Teotonius. Protector is the heir to the throne of Portugal, HRH the Duke of Braganza. Bundeswehr veteran badge. Aid organization sponsor: Bringing Hope to the Community Uganda (BHCU) Member of the Brotherhood of Blessed Gérard

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The noble Polish family Brant.

 Die adlige polnische Familie Brant.

Brant. In blue an obliquely lit torch (torch); Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. A branch that challenges Klecewski , but in blue on green ground a three-branched tree trunk that burns every branch. The coat of arms is also called a torch.

Chodkiewcz from the Kosciesza coat of arms. If anything, then this house, which is one of the oldest in the Principality of Lithuania and is also the most accurate, can rightly count. It is very difficult to trace its beginnings: It is very difficult to trace it: like much earlier in Lithuania, when it was almost constantly boiling through wars, everyone took a saber, no one or only a few took a pencil. Some claim, as you will see, that their name is Borejek : others are Chodek , and for the occasion this is the author of The Conversation of Patok with a Lithuanian in 1565, published by the author, and Panegyyk Florilegium, and    Chodkievicii Heroes, writes. Witenes W. Fr. The Lithuanian who wanted to tear up the Lord's melancholy went on the hunt, and they let him know that the enemy had girded him: the whites, pressed on all sides, did not come to salvation in any other way, but rose this way: that the ancestor of a house, after taking the lord on his shoulders, carried him a few miles until he brought it to such a place where he could insure the prince's health. Hence he was called Chodek , and his descendants were Chodkiewicz around 1300 . For a hundred years, however, no historians mentioned his descendants, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , which perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes this war, to Jan or Ivan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, to Witolds second expedition, and of his luck with his people, who have become angry with their countries, so made his mark to Basil the Prince of Moscow; that in search of the final ruin of their states, peace; he had to do with Witold. Then His name was Chodek , and his descendants were Chodkiewicz around the year Padski 1300. For a hundred years, however, no historians mentioned his descendants, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , who perhaps because of the Narrow of the poem with which he describes this war, to Jan or Ivan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, on Witold's second expedition and to his luck with being with When the people are reminded to be angry with their countries, he made his mark on Basil the Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. Hence he was called Chodek , and his descendants were Chodkiewicz around 1300 . For a hundred years, however, no historians mentioned his descendants, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , which perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes this war, to Jan or Ivan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, to Witolds second expedition, and of his luck with his people who have become angry with their countries so made his mark to Basil the Prince of Moscow; that in search of the final ruin of their states, peace; he had to do with Witold. None the historian names him, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes the war) Jan or Ivan mentions Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, on the second Witold expedition, and his luck with which he became violent with his people, took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow; that in the search for the last Ruin their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. None of the historians is mentioned, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes the war) Jan or Iwan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz mentions The Hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow on the second Witold -Expedition and his luck with which he got violent with his people took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow. that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. on the second expedition of Vytautas and his luck, with which he got violent with his people, it took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace;                          He had to do with Witold. on the second expedition of Vytautas and his luck, with which he got violent with his people, it took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold.   

Jan Chodkiewicz , the governor of Witebski , demanded from the Lithuanian states to Parczów Seym with others, Wołynia and Podola to the Palaks Stryjkowski fol . 618. Kojałowicz , 2nd floor in 1453. A testimony of these authors [p. 49] in 1458. He brought eight thousand Lithuanians into the Prussian War to Casimir the King: where, together with the Polish army, he met a sizeable line of German knights. Długosz and Kromer Laboratory . 26. The bravery of his descendants was written when our people took the city under a severe siege of Chojnice in 1466 ; he with his people, he valiantly rebuked the enemy's travels. Stryjkowski lib . 20.c. 1. He still remembers him in 1474 when he went with the army to Silesia to join Matias the king in Silesia. Kojałowicz , S. 2. He is the voivode of Witebski called, but it's only the governor of Vitebsk. Great Hetman of Lithuania, Land Marshal, With his brother Paweł , the governor of Kamieniec , he signed a synod of rulers of Russia in 1476 in unity with the Roman Church, of which he also headed Sixt IV. They sent the Pope with obedience. It's a message from Hipacy Pociej that was given to be printed. What some people said about him, as if Jerzy Podiebradiusz from the Czech king, fresh from Poland, who was achieved with the triumphs of the proud under Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz , should be put under pressure by Jan by the war; It seems suspicious as Kazimierz never had an argument with Jerzy. I would like to have the genealogy of this house in Kiev with water, I don’t like to read it anywhere: and Marcin Gastold , who had been rescheduled at that time, was sitting in the Kiev region at that time: as I said. Me too Jagiełło , Agnieszka, the king's son, Jagiełło , they attribute there to their spouse: but historians are sure that no brother of Jagiełło used this name. Septetu Chodkiev . Heroes and Florileges. They spread through Mikołaj Chodkiewicz that the army of Hospodar Wołoski with Zaporowskie Cossacks and with their commanders Mucha Podole and Pokucie who invaded the ashes of villages and towns that were devastating, had hit some of their heads, is very calm about all of ours Historian.                        

Alexander, along with other Lithuanian gentlemen, Zygmunt I, escorted the Stryjkowski Library in the decorative post of his people for the coronation in Krakow in 1507 . 23. c. 1. This is Okolski Band. 3. fol . 139. made a mistake when he assigned a son to Jan Chodkiewicz , the governor of Vitebski , the castellan of Vilnius, to whom he appropriated his two sons Jerzy and Jan. On the second day he was silent about his pleasant stranger, Hieronim, the castellan from Vilnius to Sixt IV. He placed the capable pope, from whom the son Jan Castellan of Vilnius came: Jan Karol, Aleksander and Hieronim. Next, Aleksander Chodkiewicz , voivode of Nowogrodzkie , cousin [p. 50] John or Ivan the voivode or the governor of Vitebsky is called. Fortunately, those who weigh the time, what year and what age they lived will judge that their strength is not the basis of their livelihood. In the genealogy of this house, Aleksander Iwanowicz , the voivode of Nowogrodzki , with Hieronim, the castellan of Vilnius, and Jerzy, the castellan of Trotsky, are granted only two sons. But this also contradicts the historians, as well as other authentic documents that I remember: After all, I understand from her that this Alexander then took over the chairmanship of the Novogrodzkie province and fathered three sons of Duchess Yaroslavovnaya from Basilissa , Gregorz Alexander and Hieronim. From these and from the basilica of the Duchess Jarosławowny fathered three sons, Gregor Alexander and Hieronim. From these and from the basilica of the Duchess Jarosławowny fathered three sons, Gregor Alexander and Hieronim. Of these               

Gregory, Chamberlain of Lithuania, announced in 1544. Stryjkowski fol . 760. Orichov . in Panegyri Nuptiali 1553. I read the same in the Privilege of Bielsko Land in 1547. Januszowski in fol. 837. and in Monimentis Collegji Ostrog . Soc . J. signed so, Grzegorz Aleksandrowicz Chodkiewicz , governor of Kiev, chamberlain of Hospodar , tenant of Mormiałowski in 1555. As far as I know that he was the son of Alexander, I understand that he is not mentioned in the following; for a year, when this sub-chamber, it took the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship and apparently the youngest of the brothers. There he remembers his wife Katarzyna Ivanovna , the Wiśniowiecka princess and the good Kniehynin at Ostrog , who they had given him as a dowry; and his daughters from that bed in 1559 either remember them or do not mention them. Then he took the castle of Vilnius, with which he held the great Lithuanian staff after his brother Hieronim, and died in 1569. He calls the genealogy of this house Hieronim, but is called Gregory by the 1569 Constitutions. 195. Paproc . about the coat of arms. fol . 662. Okolski . Sarnicki . Bielski fol . 616. Starowolski in Bellator . Sarmatian fol . 191 and 193 and others, some of whom praise his bravery on the knight's field, add: Once Moscow was twenty-six thousand under Uła's corpse, he put four thousand in the square, another time in seven thousand Lithuania. He struck fifty thousand Moscow. Two sons lagged behind him: the first Alexander, the Starost of Grodno, followed in his father's footsteps, the city of Livonia, besieged by Moscow, with the army in support, terrified the same name; that the enemy withdrew from the walls and party in 1578. Paprocki on coat of arms fol . 432. But in the same year death buried him with great hopes. Stryjkowski lib . 25. c. 3. fol . 288. Bielski fol . 737 with other Lithuanian lords in 1576. [p. 51] greeted King Stefan. He lived childless with Anna Sapieżanka . Genealogy of the Chodkiewiczs . Also and about his brother Jędrzej , the Lithuanian leader, he claims that he had Tarłówna behind him; but he also left no offspring. So her entire fortune was poured out one after the other on her native sister, who had conspired with the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. but the genealogy mentioned, he granted Jerzy the castellan of Trakai this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter. Bielski fol . 737 with other Lithuanian lords in 1576. [p. 51] greeted King Stefan. He lived childless with Anna Sapieżanka . Genealogy of the Chodkiewiczs . Also and about his brother Jędrzej , the Lithuanian leader, he claims that he had Tarłówna behind him; but he also left no offspring. So her entire fortune was poured out one after the other on her native sister, who had conspired with the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. In the genealogy mentioned, he grants this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter to Jerzy, the castellan of Trakai . Bielski fol . 737 with other Lithuanian lords in 1576. [p. 51] greeted King Stefan. He lived childless with Anna Sapieżanka . Genealogy of the Chodkiewiczs . Also and about his brother Jędrzej , the Lithuanian leader, he claims that he had Tarłówna behind him; but he also left no offspring. So her entire fortune was poured out one after the other on her native sister, who had conspired with the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. In the genealogy mentioned, he grants this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter to Jerzy, the castellan of Trakai . to her sister, who was appointed by the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. but the genealogy mentioned, he granted Jerzy the castellan of Trakai this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter. to her sister, who was appointed by the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. but the genealogy mentioned, he granted Jerzy the castellan of Trakai this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter.                                                             

Alexander, the voivode of Nowogrodzki , took over this chairmanship of the Brzeski Sejm of Zygmunt I in 1541 together with Hieronim's brother, his castellan von Trock , and Grzegorz, the Lithuanian subcommittee of Stryjkowski fol . 670, with the same title, and so in 1547 he signed the Bielsko Land Privilege with Janusz. in stat. fol . 837. From the computer it is then known that this Alexander differs from the one mentioned above; but Grzegorz could not be his son either, whom Okolski supports. The story of Sapiehan claims that Aleksandra Chodkiewicz , the voivode of Nowogrodzka , entered the marriage league with Paweł Sapieha , also the voivode of Nowogrodzki : I read the same thing in the genealogy of the Chodkiewicz family . If I combine the years, I would understand that this was Aleksander's daughter. He could no longer read anything from his descendants or his works.          

Hieronim, the brother of Grzegorz, the castellan of Vilnius and Alexander, the voivode of Nowogrodzki and apparently the eldest, first from Zygmunt I in 1542, took the Lithuanian cabinet Radon and the Wileński ciwuństwo Stryjkowski f. 759. Two years later, that is, the 1544th Trakai Castellany Idem fol . 760. In 1545 the Starosty of Żmudzkie signed with Janusz the privilege of the land of Sielsk with both titles in 1547 . in stat. he eventually went to Vilnius Castle, where he died in 1562. Stryjkowski fol . 769. His descendants, after Paprocki , with coat of arms, four daughters, that is Knichini Jarosław ; Zofia Duchess Czartoryska , the Starosta of Żytomierska ; Leśniowolska dolina Lwowska and the Starosta Hrodelski ; Pacowa , voivode of Witebski ; and two sons, Jan and Hieronim, mentioned in the 1564 constitutions. f. 52 in the genealogy of this house, they do not mention him. Stanisław Krzesiński says of him that he captured fifty thousand Muscovites in Inflanciech : Florilegium claims that this battle should take place near Kiesa . Okolski vol. 3. f. 139. Histor . Sapieh . Par. 2. fol . 14. Testify to him that when he traveled to Vienna from Sigismund Augustus in the embassy, ​​he received a new title for his successors and himself Comitis SR Impetu and that he was the first to write a census in Szkłów i Mouse : [S. 52] in addition, the coat of arms of Kościesza , which according to information from Bielski and Okolski , his ancestor when the first Lithuania was united with the crown at the Sejm of Hrodel in 1413, took this form: it is a shield, divided into two parts, on the right his coat of arms is an ordinary church complex; on the left a white griffin in a red field, claws that are only visible on the left leg and above are black; Tongue hangs red, that is, rather flaming, yellow tail turned on the back, with the forelegs up, a bluish sword with a silver hilt that is raised to the neck and holds in the foreleg, with the head pointing to the right shield: a crown seen above the helmet, shaped like a griffin. Paprocki in fol . 1157. On coat of arms fol . 661. Bielski fol . 761. Misztol . Histor . Sapiehana p. 2. fol . 14. MS. F. Rolka , it is nice that this Griffin was given to this house by the Lithuanian princes a long time ago; that their ancestor raised his Lord from the dead in violent danger; but that is not for me and Paprocki , whom he nowhere testifies. Okolski vol. 1. fol . 95. The coat of arms of the Chodkiewicz family has taken a different form, and this for the various coat of arms families associated with this house: that is what he says;                                   

According to the description with which he laid, I am already putting his pattern here at this time, some people put the bones on the shield itself and on the helmet of the Griffin the one described above.

In the Helsber manuscripts there is an original letter of this Hieronim, which was written on April 4, 1553 by Gnezna in the hereditary village to Cardinal Hozjusz . Signature: Hieronim Chodkiewicz Kasztelan Trocki , Starost von Żmudzki , how do you know he had both? Offices at the time. - Krasicki's footnotes. [S. 53]    

he was distracted from the orthodox catholic faith, the heretical poison, he was infected in dissident schools : first he caught the Wittemberian novelties; but considering how far he was from the truth, he moved to the Genevaskis ; but then from a discourse with Francis Tolet the theologian Soc . Jesus, who was in Poland, went publicly to the Warsaw Sejm in 1572 with the cardinal commander and the papal legate and saw an open falsehood. With this heresy, he did not ignore great people, did not whisper, and even mocked a deceiver heroically returned to the flock of Christ. Sachin . Hi stor . Society. P. 3. l. 8. num. 245. Cichoc . Alloqu . Osecen . lib . 2. cap. 22. Epistola by Gratiani de Colloquio Toleti cum Niemojevio . Someone accused him of having changed his beliefs; but he said: and yes, I returned to this one in which I was born again to God through baptism. Then he stood zealously everywhere in the Catholic Church: it was known, it was during the election of Henry of Valois, during the interregnum, where and with reasons and with all his might he defended that heresy would not reign on the Polish throne: in helped with all my might; if no persuasion or petition persuaded him to sign the De Tempo Fectarum Confederation; what Hosius Cardinal Epist praises in it. 270., f. 445. When the churches of the heretics were desecrated, he restored the Catholics. And because it was naturally sharper; All excesses seemed to tremble before him: twelve men, always ready to do justice, stood in front of his Janczyń room. in MS. He has spoken to people who have learned councils; Stryjkowski , the archdeacon of Żmudzki and the Lithuanian historian, was very much appreciated by him. For Zygmunt August [p. 54], together with Mikołaj Radziwiłł , the hetman of Lithuania, Piotr Szujski , with the thirty thousand people from Moscow, he hit him on the head in Uła . Soon after, Livonia, beset by its last misfortune, bowed to unity with us: John, who was sent to them or not without great difficulty, built this province into the Lithuanian principality, of which this day is an open memory. Zygmunt, because August Livonia gave the Griffin of Chodkiewicz as a coat of arms after just adding the first two letters of his name S and A on his chest, that is Sigismundus Augustus. There, as Starowolski writes in Bellator . Archdiocese of Riga, reformed to a principality, He founded Castellans and other officials according to the Polish procedure. As a reward for his service in his homeland, he declared the governor of the country of Livonia in the Seym . He held this office until the death of his life with remarkable foresight, strength of mind and justice in court. that is until 1579. Stójkowski lib . 25. c. 4. Stefan Król was not only greeted by Bielski fol because he promoted him to the Kingdom of Poland. 734. When he went to Moscow, he sent nine hundred people, he himself was powerless, but he also loved his loyalty to himself and his virtue. The Vilnius Academy was to impose an eternal obligation on him to have given him rights at his efforts and at the instigation of King Stefan. Stanisław Krzesiński . He was united for a lifetime with Krystyna Zborowska , the castellan of Kraków. with whom the daughter of Alexander Joachim, the prince of the Korets , married. Okolski vol. 1. full. 549. The genealogy of this house, Krom Korecka , writes about his three daughters:. of these, one is Drohostajska , the second is the Duchess of Wiśniowiecka , the third is Pac, the Vilnius voivode. He had three sons: Aleksander, Jan Karol and Hieronim. Hieronim Okolski is documented in Tomo 3. fol . 139. that he died childless. Gvagnin . Protect. Lithuania. He is called the castellan of Brzesko , others honor him with the castellan of Vilnius, but without a foundation. The two second sons are mentioned in the constitution of 1581. Fol . 384. when King Stefan and his homeland gave them an eternal inheritance for the great merit of their father in the Commonwealth of Poland, that is, to Aleksander and Jan Karol. Korecka writes about his three daughters: one of them is Drohostajska , the second is the Duchess of Wiśniowiecka , the third is Pac, the voivode of Vilnius. He had three sons: Aleksander, Jan Karol and Hieronim. Hieronim Okolski is documented in Tomo 3. fol . 139. that he died childless. Gvagnin . Protect. Lithuania. He is called the castellan of Brzesko , while others honor him with the castellan of Vilnius, but without a foundation. The two second sons are mentioned in the constitution of 1581. Fol . 384. when King Stefan and his homeland gave them an eternal inheritance for the great merit of their father in the Commonwealth of Poland , that is, to Aleksander and Jan Karol. Korecka writes about his three daughters: one of them is Drohostajska , the second is the Duchess of Wiśniowiecka , the third is Pac, the Vilnius voivode. He had three sons: Aleksander, Jan Karol and Hieronim. Hieronim Okolski is documented in Tomo 3. fol . 139. that he died childless. Gvagnin . Protect. Lithuania. He is called the castellan of Brzesko , others honor him with the castellan of Vilnius, but without a foundation. The two second sons are mentioned in the constitution of 1581. Fol . 384. when King Stefan and his homeland gave them an eternal inheritance for the great merit of their father in the Commonwealth of Poland , that is, to Aleksander and Jan Karol. that he died childless. Gvagnin . Protect. Lithuania. He is called the castellan of Brzesko , others honor him with the castellan of Vilnius, but without a foundation. The two second sons are mentioned in the constitution of 1581. Fol . 384. when King Stefan and his homeland gave them an eternal inheritance for the great merit of their father in the Commonwealth of Poland , that is, to Aleksander and Jan Karol. that he died childless. Gvagnin . Protect. Lithuania. He is called the castellan of Brzesko , while others honor him with the castellan of Vilnius, but without a foundation. The two second sons are mentioned in the constitution of 1581. Fol . 384. when King Stefan and his homeland gave them an eternal inheritance for the great merit of their father in the Commonwealth of Poland , that is, to Aleksander and Jan Karol.                                                                     

Count Aleksander in Szkłów i Myszy , Voivode of Trakai , Starost of Boryszów , son of the Castellan of Vilnius and the Marshal. I placed it between the Podlasie voivodes , according to the 1607 constitution . Fol . 866. But this year Zbigniew Ossoliński sat on this chair, as is clear from the constitutions of that year, a little higher in fol . 848. In the more recent [p. In the 55th century he listened to the philosophy of the Academy of Ingolstadt, against which he publicly defended the conclusions for printing in 1588. When he then went on the fast river to Italy and saw his life in obvious danger, the vow made him enter the order of preachers: after choosing from this depth, he had received and founded a dispensation in a vow made in Rome OO. Dominicans in Szkłów with their inheritance, having been given the title of St. Thomas Aquinas in 1619, the income was provided for twenty-four people, and the extensive library was moved from Mouse to Szkłów . Okolski Russ. Pile. fol . 129. At the time of Rokosz with Sigismund III. He became tireless for the king. It is mentioned in the constitution of 1613. Fol . 5. When his homeland asked him as commissioner to tear apart their army, which was tied to their death. From Katarzyna Korniaktowny (the genealogy of this house says he came from Sienińska ) he had a son, Primus Fe-licjan , but he went young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who entered into marriage with Prokop Sieniawski , the crown -bearer in the League , and with it the house of Sieniawski Szkłow , Mysz and other extensive goods. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife. and the extensive library moved from Mouse to Szkłów . Okolski Russ. Pile. fol . 129. At the time of Rokosz with Sigismund III. He became tireless for the king. It is mentioned in the constitution of 1613. Fol . 5. When his homeland asked him as commissioner to tear apart their army, which was tied to their death. From Katarzyna Korniaktowny (the genealogy of this house says he came from Sienińska ) he had a son, Primus Fe-licjan , but he went young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who entered the marital league with Prokop Sieniawski , the crown -bearer and with it the house of Sieniawski Szkłow , Mysz and other extensive estates. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife. and the extensive library moved from Mouse to Szkłów . Okolski Russ. Pile. fol . 129. At the time of Rokosz with Sigismund III. He became tireless for the king. It is mentioned in the constitution of 1613. Fol . 5. When his homeland asked him as commissioner to tear apart their army, which was tied to their death. From Katarzyna Korniaktowny (the genealogy of this house says he came from Sienińska ) he had a son Primus Fe-licjan , but he went young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who married Prokop Sieniawski , the Crown Standard Bearer League, and with it the house of Sieniawski Szkłow , Mysz and other extensive goods. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife. He became tireless for the king. It is mentioned in the constitution of 1613. Fol . 5. When his homeland asked him as commissioner to tear apart their army, which was tied to their death. From Katarzyna Korniaktowny (the genealogy of this house says he came from Sienińska ) he had a son, Primus Fe-licjan , but he went young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who entered the marital league with Prokop Sieniawski , the crown standard bearer and with it the house of Sieniawski Szkłow , Mysz and other extensive estates. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife. He became tireless for the king. It is mentioned in the constitution of 1613. Fol . 5. When his homeland asked him as commissioner to tear apart their army, which was tied to their death. From Katarzyna Korniaktowny (the genealogy of this house says he came from Sienińska ) he had a son Primus Fe-licjan , but he went young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who married Prokop Sieniawski , the Crown Standard Bearer League, and with it the house of Sieniawski Szkłow , Mysz and other extensive goods. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife. that he had a son from Sienińska ), Primus Fe-licjan , but he left young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who entered the marital league with Prokop Sieniawski , the crown bearer, and with her in the house of Sieniawski Szkłow . Mysz and other extensive goods. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife. that he had a son from Sienińska ), Primus Fe-licjan , but he went young and a daughter, Anna Eufrozyna , who entered the marriage league with Prokop Sieniawski , the crown bearer, and with her the house of Sieniawski Szkłow , Mysz , and others extensive goods. This OO church. She adorned the Dominicans of Lemberg with a rich apparatus in which she rests even after her death. Okolski under the coat of arms of Leliwa . Duriewski fol . 85. Okolski vol. 3. fol . 202. He assigns him a wife.                                                                      

Jan Karol, Count of Bychów , Szkłów and Myszy , younger brother of Aleksander von Trakai Voivode, Vilnius Voivode and Great Hetman of Lithuania, Governor of Inflancki , Derpski Luboszański Wieloński Starost and before this Lithuanian Starost, then Starost of Żmudz Hetman , Son of the Castellan of Vilnius and Marshal of Vilnius, not Grzegorz, as Starowolski wants in Bellator . and Gvagnin , in the Lithuanian Chronicle, what he argued above from the Constitution. He repeated his marriage vows twice: the first with Zofia Mielecka , the voivode of Podolia, who gave him a son, Hieronim Chrysostom (for whom his father, who died 16 years old, mourned in distress) and his daughter Anna; But she also lived childless with Jan Stanisław Sapieha , Grand Marshal of Lithuania. The second time with Anna Alojzja , Princess Ostrogska , Wojewodzianka Wołyńska : But here, too, there was no successor. This is Jan Karol, a very worthy senator, and not only in Poland, but also abroad, a famous husband with triumphs and a chivalrous heart, whom Stefan Batory , the King of Poland, recognized in his childhood as a man. For when he greeted the Lord in the noble circle of other ladies of the Vilnius College and saw the King in appearances and gestures of his Mars-like genius, which was softened by the humor of the Lord [p. 56] said: This time he will surely be a great bachelor and a chivalrous man. And he did not fail in his great hopes: immediately from his youth he prepared himself for the actions of the Lord. That is why the reflective foreign countries preferred to converse with the famous warriors of that time, such as the Albanian and Parman princes Auriak and Maurice, hence Italy, Malta, France, the Netherlands, Louisiana, England, Scotland, Spain, Hungary and Germany, traveling around, Not only in various experimental languages ​​but also in the art of war polishing he came to this opinion of himself; that the Turkish tsar, as Skinder Basha and Sultan Gałga, had crushed our armies in Cecora ; He was heard: In Poland there were only students left in the war, their masters are either beaten by me or in captivity. Only one old master still has Chodkiewicz .                

His first field for Martian work by Wołoska was opened by the campaign: to which he stood with his brother Aleksander in a beautiful and numerous computer of his people under Zawojski Jan, the hetman against Michał Multański , the voivode. There they demanded with an innate will to fame, along with Adam Sieniawski , that they should be the first to attack the enemy ranks. But the cautious commander of Zamojski they would not suffer by tempered young and hot wishes: Etsi certam quam fore victoriam sciret , illam tamen malls spernere , quam tales cives perdere . There, after seasoning his hand on the Wallachian throat and returning home, his desire to do Mars work would not cool; Whatever his time, he devoted all his constant excitement, already chasing the ring, slamming from cannons to the target, already pouring trenches or building castles. It also happened that after gathering his subjects, he ordered them to storm into the castle and feel guilty. During these exercises, the horse that raced under him stumbled: it broke his leg. Since this time was not yet well healed, he made his way to the camp in Inflanciech at the beginning of the war season "and has hardly left the field since then. Consecrated and placed in front of the Gospel, he took back: at which ceremonies he protested that he first wanted to honor God and his church for the good of his homeland: others use his own blood, and by marriage he was obliged to defend the faith and the Orthodox Church. And God especially blessed him because he abolished the Swedish army in 1604 near Rewel , one thousand five hundred [p. 57] on the place with the dead body of the enemy who lay four thousand in Derpt that same year : seven thousand near Bialystok in 1605. From Charles of Sweden himself he struck when he his General Lindar went to help his general he hit his head down eleven thousand three hundred men: two thousand when he and his army overtook them and drowned in the water. This defeat . The Swedes met in Kircholm , which Buleng described with great praise from Chodkiewicz . Gallus lib . 12. fol . 366. Others want that in just three thousand of their own forty thousand skilled soldiers from Belgium, Scotland, France and others who gathered at the time, that honorable commander who made him so famous with victory across Europe was defeated, that the Emperor and other monarchs have been sent with congratulatory letters full of panegyric your gifts: Even more remarkable, however, is Paul V. the Pope, who has glorified his fearless heart, his chivalrous art, his skill and his courage in such a small handful, says it him in his letter of 1605, about which he read in NS Collegii Ostrogien . Soc . Jesus. Plan Probe de disti fortissimi atque Sapientissimi Ducis ; et nos hanc tuam praestantem virtutum , qua generis tui praeclaram nobilitatem , adeo illustrati ; Wunder laudamus , teque ab id , uti , filiom valde dilectum in Domino complectimur . He became famous and: with the enemies; when they were defeated: in this battle of the two princes of Lüneburg and other leaders of the hostile side; full of splendor and majesty of pomp he celebrated with the whole army itself. Riga watched it, it spread to foreign lands, and not only their own, but also foreigners admitted the greatness of the spirit in Chodkiewicz . It helped him: win the sky, because before that occasion S. Stanisław Kostka appeared with a bloody sword and blessed the entire army. Later, in Dynamunda , he fortunately struck down six thousand Swedes and took them all with him. Derpt from Mansfeld was besieged, liberated from a difficult time and won back Pärnu . Wolmaria was pretty good at people and he took ammunition armed with a violent attack during the night and at best without the slightest loss in his army: he took other large fortresses in Inflantice . The enemy suffered from his bravery not only on earth but also at sea; When he burned the Swedish ships, he took the others, he brought the men to the sword, he took the booty. And so the property stood with him; that he liked to be beheaded so often with the Swedes, but he lost nothing of the campaign and pressed him against this Charles. The Swedish king whom he had to ask for peace. [S. 58]                                         

When he triumphantly calmed down after the Livonian War, he turned his strength to Moscow, which he spent a few months later in Mozajsk from Smolensk and met them with a great defeat. He added food to Poles besieged in the Moscow capital. Władysław IV. At that time, the prince took him to Moscow, led him back to his homeland and rubbed the enemy's horns. He took the principality of Severus and Cherniekhiv in Moscow. And he traveled with indescribable speed, muddy rivers, deep fords, roads covered with forests; Work, heat, cold, hunger invincible. He tried harder to reassure the sons who were tied to the ruin of their homeland and whom he could not hold back either by persuasion or by a request from a violent party; in Glinianami against the rebels under the dignity of Sigismund III. he stopped and happy. Polish army for underpaid pay, disobedient, by his dignity, he calmed himself from his own fortune and poured twenty-nine thousand on them: what constitution in 1613, fol . The 47th ordered him to calculate, and before that, in 1609, fol . 910. Czopowe gave it in the Principality of Lithuania as a reward for services. During this unfortunate campaign in Cecora , Stanisław Żołkiewski , the Grand Hetman of the Crown and Chancellor, finally fell , and Stanisław Koniecpolski , the Field Hetman , was captured by the Turkish will to conquer his own. from three parts of the world our enormous army led to the destruction and brought them closer to the Polish borders: Sigismund III the King of Poland, who does not see to whom it would be safer to entrust the property of this country to Chodkiewicz , by the decision of the Seym he resigned to him for this expedition, which