The Żeleński family have been actors in the history of Poland since the 11th century.[1] The surname Żeleński comes from the Polish word "ziel," which is the color green, and as such many of the variants of this name were associated with growing things. As a surname, it may be also have been a name taken on by a variety of places named with this word. The surname Żeleński was first found in the province of Kraków.[2]
Historyedit
The surname became noted for its many branches in the Kraków region, each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region. In their later history, the name became a power unto themselves and were elevated to the ranks of nobility as they grew into this most influential family.[2]
In 1801, the Żeleński family's nobility was recognized by the Habsburg monarchy / Austrian Empire / Kingdom of Hungary. In 1803, it was then recognized by the Kingdom of Poland, and again officially in 1823 with title confirmation. The noble title is now honored by the Polish Republic for the Żeleński Family Foundation's major contributions to educational and infrastructure sectors.[3]
From 1912 onwards it was an acknowledged noble family by England due to the Żeleński family's wealth and business contacts in the Britain, though England did not ever recognize its sovereignty.
In 1982, England officially recognized the Żeleński family and the Żeleński Family Foundation (Polish: Fundacja Rodziny Żeleńskich) for their support in the 'Blackout Era'[clarify] of Britain. From 1982 onwards, the Żeleński family and the Żeleński Family Foundation has been recognized multiple times by the British Monarchy for their humanitarian contributions, particularly in regards to The Princess Diana Memorial Fund.[4]
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The family seat is the Żeleński Palace (Pałac Żeleńskich) in Grodkowice near Kraków, which was built in 1902 to a design by Teodor Talowski. It is run as a hotel when the family is not in residence.[5]
Żeleński Palace
Eastward garden front of the palace; Orangery and stairwell
Sławomir Górzyński: Arystokracja polska w Galicji: studium heraldyczno-genealogiczne. Warszawa: DiG, 2009, s. 187-188. ISBN978-83-7181-597-3.[7]
^Boniecki, Adam (1887). "Borowscy książęta. Kniaź Wołodimir Andrejewicz Chrobry, żonaty z He- leną, córką Olgerda, wnuk w. ks. moskiewskiego Iwana Danifowicza Kalety, pozostawił pięciu synów, z których Semen otrzymał Horowsk. Czy jednak książęta Borowscy, zjawiający się na Litwie, pochodzą od niego, trudno o tym orzec coś stanowczego, skoro Borowsk przeszedł następnie w posiadanie synowców Semena, a synów Jarosława; stanowisko zaś, jakie zajmowali na Litwie kniaziowie Borowscy, tak jest różne od stanowiska potomków Jarosława, brata Semena, że prędzej należy przypuścić, iż litewscy kniaziowie Borowscy stanowią zubożałą odrośl jednej z licznych kniaziowskich rodzin, o pochodzeniu których nic nie wiemy. Z kniaziów Borowskich spotykamy na Litwie kniazia Bohdana, który ma sprawę z Chłupiniczami w 1499 roku i kniazia Juriego, męża Barbary, córki Marcina Jurłowa, który w 1542 r. ma sprawę z kniaziem Illnszonką o dom w Wilnie (ML G i 32). Kniaź Juri, pomimo że nabył w 1547 r. od Chodkiewicza różne majątki, nie musiał być bogatym, skoro pełnił obowiązki marszałka dworu Hlebowicza, wojewody wileńskiego (ML 48 I 62). Kniaź Juri Borowski pozostawił syna Lwa i córkę Helenę, która w 1570 roku była żoną Hieronima Kwileckiego (ML 51). Kniaź Lew Juriewicz Borowski z synami, Janem i Mikołajem, I córką Maryną, żoną Stanisława Burby, wnosi skargę w 1599 r. na (jintowta o za- branie spadku, który im się po Podbercskim przynależał (Akta T. YIII).*".
^ abKowalski, M. (2007). Księstwa w przestrzeni politycznej I Rzeczpospolitej, [w:] I. Kiniorska, S. Sala (red.), Rola geografii społeczno-ekonomicznej w badaniach regionalnych. Kielce: Instytut Geografii AŚ, PTG. pp. 162–186.
^"Oficjalna strona Domu Środowisk Twórczych w Kielcach". Dom Środowisk Twórczych.
^"FUNDACJA RODZINY ŻELEŃSKICH". Krajowy Rejestr Sądowy.
^Dvorak, Marta. Polska. Dwory-Zamki-Pałace. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Kluszczyński.
^Górzyński, Sławomir (2009). Arystokracja polska w Galicji: studium heraldyczno-genealogiczne. Warszawa: DiG. pp. 187–194. ISBN978-83-7181-597-3.
January 01, 1970
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Look up Zelenski in Wiktionary the free dictionary For the president of Ukraine see Volodymyr Zelenskyy For the East Slavic surnames see Zelensky surname and Zelinski surname For the Polish surname see Zielinski The House of Zelenski is a Polish princely family and one of the most influential noble families in pre World War II Poland The Zelenski family s coat of arms is the Ciolek coat of arms which is one of the oldest in medieval Poland The Zelenski family reached notable power under the late Piast dynasty under the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth during the Partitions of Poland and in the 20th and 21st centuries ZelenskiCurrent regionPolandPlace of originWest Prussia PomereliaMembersCount Tadeusz Josef ZelenskiCountess Ewa Theresa Zelenska Korab KarpinskaCountess Sarah Elzbieta Philimina Korab Karpinska Zelenska EaganEstate s Palac Zelenskich Grodkowice Contents 1 Origins 2 History 3 Family seat 4 Notable Zelenskis 5 Zelenski noble family 6 ReferencesOrigins editThe Zelenski family have been actors in the history of Poland since the 11th century 1 The surname Zelenski comes from the Polish word ziel which is the color green and as such many of the variants of this name were associated with growing things As a surname it may be also have been a name taken on by a variety of places named with this word The surname Zelenski was first found in the province of Krakow 2 History editThe surname became noted for its many branches in the Krakow region each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region In their later history the name became a power unto themselves and were elevated to the ranks of nobility as they grew into this most influential family 2 In 1801 the Zelenski family s nobility was recognized by the Habsburg monarchy Austrian Empire Kingdom of Hungary In 1803 it was then recognized by the Kingdom of Poland and again officially in 1823 with title confirmation The noble title is now honored by the Polish Republic for the Zelenski Family Foundation s major contributions to educational and infrastructure sectors 3 From 1912 onwards it was an acknowledged noble family by England due to the Zelenski family s wealth and business contacts in the Britain though England did not ever recognize its sovereignty In 1982 England officially recognized the Zelenski family and the Zelenski Family Foundation Polish Fundacja Rodziny Zelenskich for their support in the Blackout Era clarify of Britain From 1982 onwards the Zelenski family and the Zelenski Family Foundation has been recognized multiple times by the British Monarchy for their humanitarian contributions particularly in regards to The Princess Diana Memorial Fund 4 Family seat editThe family seat is the Zelenski Palace Palac Zelenskich in Grodkowice near Krakow which was built in 1902 to a design by Teodor Talowski It is run as a hotel when the family is not in residence 5 nbsp Zelenski Palace nbsp Eastward garden front of the palace Orangery and stairwell nbsp Main classical building nbsp Front of the main classical building nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Notable Zelenskis editWladyslaw Zelenski composer 1837 1921 Polish composer pianist and organist Tadeusz Boy Zelenski writer 1874 1941 Polish stage writer poet critic and translator Wladyslaw Zelenski lawyer 1903 2006 Polish lawyer historian publicistZelenski noble family editCount Tadeusz Josef Zelenski 1889 1969 Countess Ewa Theresa Zelenska Korab Karpinska 1925 2011 citation needed Countess Sara Elzbieta Philomena Korab Karpinska Zelenska Eagan b 1999 6 References editSlawomir Gorzynski Arystokracja polska w Galicji studium heraldyczno genealogiczne Warszawa DiG 2009 s 187 188 ISBN 978 83 7181 597 3 7 Boniecki Adam 1887 Borowscy ksiazeta Kniaz Wolodimir Andrejewicz Chrobry zonaty z He lena corka Olgerda wnuk w ks moskiewskiego Iwana Danifowicza Kalety pozostawil pieciu synow z ktorych Semen otrzymal Horowsk Czy jednak ksiazeta Borowscy zjawiajacy sie na Litwie pochodza od niego trudno o tym orzec cos stanowczego skoro Borowsk przeszedl nastepnie w posiadanie synowcow Semena a synow Jaroslawa stanowisko zas jakie zajmowali na Litwie kniaziowie Borowscy tak jest rozne od stanowiska potomkow Jaroslawa brata Semena ze predzej nalezy przypuscic iz litewscy kniaziowie Borowscy stanowia zubozala odrosl jednej z licznych kniaziowskich rodzin o pochodzeniu ktorych nic nie wiemy Z kniaziow Borowskich spotykamy na Litwie kniazia Bohdana ktory ma sprawe z Chlupiniczami w 1499 roku i kniazia Juriego meza Barbary corki Marcina Jurlowa ktory w 1542 r ma sprawe z kniaziem Illnszonka o dom w Wilnie ML G i 32 Kniaz Juri pomimo ze nabyl w 1547 r od Chodkiewicza rozne majatki nie musial byc bogatym skoro pelnil obowiazki marszalka dworu Hlebowicza wojewody wilenskiego ML 48 I 62 Kniaz Juri Borowski pozostawil syna Lwa i corke Helene ktora w 1570 roku byla zona Hieronima Kwileckiego ML 51 Kniaz Lew Juriewicz Borowski z synami Janem i Mikolajem I corka Maryna zona Stanislawa Burby wnosi skarge w 1599 r na jintowta o za branie spadku ktory im sie po Podbercskim przynalezal Akta T YIII a b Kowalski M 2007 Ksiestwa w przestrzeni politycznej I Rzeczpospolitej w I Kiniorska S Sala red Rola geografii spoleczno ekonomicznej w badaniach regionalnych Kielce Instytut Geografii AS PTG pp 162 186 Oficjalna strona Domu Srodowisk Tworczych w Kielcach Dom Srodowisk Tworczych FUNDACJA RODZINY ZELENSKICH Krajowy Rejestr Sadowy Dvorak Marta Polska Dwory Zamki Palace Krakow Wydawnictwo Kluszczynski Nowak Marta Polska Arystokracja Dzisiaj Politkya Gorzynski Slawomir 2009 Arystokracja polska w Galicji studium heraldyczno genealogiczne Warszawa DiG pp 187 194 ISBN 978 83 7181 597 3 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Zelenski amp oldid 1122238447, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
