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Lyczkowski Genealogy

The Armorial Of Greatlitvan Nobility

Heraldry

The Armorial Of Greatlitvan Nobility

Preface

From ancient times acoat of arms was used as a proof of family's lineage and its belonging to a noble estate. The series "The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility" has been published since 1996, its volumes are being prepared by the National Historical Archives of the Republic of Belarus. There are also Polish-language armorials of local nobility of several regions of the formerGrand Duchy of Litva (GDL), published in late 19th – early 20th century and based on legitimation cases which district (land) courts began reviewing almost immediately after the first partition of the Polish-Litvan Commonwealth and the occupation of the eastern territories of Litva by the Russian Empire.

Full list of sources:

  1. "Гербоўнік беларускай шляхты" -"The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility" - vol. 1-8, 2002-2024[1]
  2. "Вялікае Княства Літоўскае. Энцыклапедыя ў 2 тамах" -"The Grand Duchy of Litva. Encyclopedia in 2 volumes", 2007
  3. "Herbarz szlachty prowincyi witebskiej" -"The Armorial of Viciebsk Governorate Nobility" -"Herold Polski", Kraków - 1899[3]
  4. "Оршанскій гербовникъ": "Историко-юридическіе матеріалы, извлеченные изъ актовыхъ книгъ губерній Витебской и Могилевской, хранящихся въ центральномъ архивѣ въ Витебскѣ и изданные подъ редакціей и.д. архиваріуса сего архива Дм. Ив. Довгялло" -"The Armorial of Orša" - "Historical and legal materials, extracted from the act books of Viciebsk and Mahiloŭ Governorates, are stored in the Central Archives in Viciebsk and published under the editorship of p.p. archivist of these archives Dź. Iv. Daŭgiała" - 28th release, 2nd part, 1900
  5. "Малы гербоўнік Рагачоўскай шляхты" -"The Small Armorial of Rahačoŭ Nobility", 2008-2010
  6. "Малы гербоўнік Наваградзкай шляхты" -"The Small Armorial of Navahradak Nobility", 1997 (in Polish)[6]
  7. "Малы гербоўнік Халопеніцкай шляхты" -"The Small Armorial of Chałopieničy Nobility", 1999 (in Polish)
  8. S.Dziadulewicz "Herbarz rodzin tatarskich w Polsce", Wilno - 1929[8]
  9. S.Dumin "Herbarz rodzin tatarskich Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego" -"The Armorial of the Tatar families of the Grand Duchy of Litva",Gdańsk - 2006[9] (in Polish)
  10. T.Gajl "Herbarz Polski od średniowiecza do XX wieku", Gdańsk - 2007[10]
  11. W. Wittyg "Nieznana szlachta polska i jej herby", Kraków - 1908[11]
  12. G. Błaszczyk "Herbarz szlachty żmudzkiej", Warszawa - 2015
    13. А. Залівака "Шляхта Вялікага Княства Літоўскага" -A. Zalivaka "The Nobility of the Grand Duchy of Litva":
    • "Шляхта Магілёўскай губерні. Радаводы" -"The Mahiloŭ Governorate Nobility. The Lineages", 2013 (in Polish)
    • "Шляхта Віцебскай губерні. Радаводы" -"The Viciebsk Governorate Nobility. The Lineages", Books 1st & 2nd, 2014, 2017 (in Polish)

Based on these publications, I have systematized the information about the coats of arms of theszlachta andtitled nobility, along with their bearers, which I am pleased to present here.

Theimages of shields have been reconstructed based on drawings from these publications and edited in accordance with currentheraldic standards. Some of the images are being published online for the first time.

General notes:

  1. The coats of arms are sorted alphabetically. For convenience and to facilitate further detailed searches, the alphabetical list is divided into roughly equal groups, each small enough to fit on a page.
  2. The title of a coat of arms is written above the image in Polish spelling. Alternative titles for the same coat of arms, as used in the sources, are given in brackets below the image.
  3. In cases of discrepancies between the depiction of a specific coat of arms and its classic version, the note "varian" is placed below the image.
  4. To facilitate navigation, an alphanumeric source code is assigned to each bearer'sfamily name:
    • [letter A, B, W & etc.](article #) - refers to the corresponding volume of"The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility" edition",
    • [Y = letters Je (Ye), Jo (Yo), Ž (Zh)](article #) - refers to the 6th volume of"The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility",
    • [Z = letters Z, I](article #) - refers to the 7th volume of"The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility",
    • [letter K1](article #) - refers to the 1st part of the 8th volume of"The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility",
    • [letter K2](article #) - refers to the 2nd part of the 8th volume of"The Armorial of Belarusian Nobility",
    • GDL[1st or 2nd volume](page No.) - refers to "GDL Encyclopedia".
    • s(volume #- page #) - "The Armorial of Samogitian Nobility"
    • AV(list No.) - refers to "The Armorial of Viciebsk Nobility",
    • AC(article No.) - refers to "The Armorial of Chałopieničy Nobility",
    • AN(article No.) - refers to "The Armorial of Navahradak Nobility",
    • AO(article No.) - refers to "The Armorial of Orša Nobility",
    • AR(article No.) - refers to "The Armorial of Rahačoŭ Nobility",
    • TA(page No.) - "Tatar Armorial" (by S.Dumin)
    • ZM(article No.) - refers to "Zalivaka-Mahiloŭ Nobility",
    • ZV[1st or 2nd book](article No.) - refers to "Zalivaka-Viciebsk Nobility";
  5. The bearers' names are written in Polish spelling.*.

* From 1696, all public records in Litva were written and kept in Polish. Consequently, in the late 19th to early 20th century, Russian authorities used the Polish spelling of family names in Latinized identification documents issued to emigrating members of those families.

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