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Princely houses of Poland and Lithuania

January 07, 2023

The princely houses of Poland and Lithuania differed from other princely houses in Europe. Most importantly, Polish nobility (szlachta) could not be granted nobility titles by the Polish kings in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Therefore, the title of prince either dated to the times before the Union of Lublin, which created the Commonwealth in 1569, or was granted to some nobles (usually magnates) by foreign kings. Due to the longstanding history of common statehood, some noble families often described as "Polish" actually originated in Grand Duchy of Lithuania and are of Lithuanian or Ruthenian descent. Some houses are more correctly described as being of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

King of Poland in tournament attire, ca. 1433-1435

Kingdom of Poland

# Name Coat of Arms Title recognition Remarks
Royal Houses
1 Piast dynasty   c. 960

The first historical dynasty prevailing in Poland from about 960 to 1370. Their progenitor, the semi-legendary Piast the Wheelwright, son of Chościsko, came from Gniezno. According to the chronicles of Gallus Anonymus, the son of Piast the Wheelwright and his wife Rzepicha – Siemowit, became the first ruler of the Piast dynasty. Followed by Lestek and Siemomysł. The first ruler of the Piast dynasty and Civitas Schinesghe (the first recorded name related to Poland as a political entity), who historically is not questioned, was Mieszko I of Poland.

died out in 1370 in the Kingdom of Poland with the death of king Casimir III the Great; the last Silesian Piasts, who formed the oldest branch of the first Polish royal Piast dynasty, were George William, Duke of Liegnitz in 1675, and the last Silesian Piast female was Karolina, Duchess of Liegnitz-Brieg-Wohlau in 1707, in the Duchies of Silesia
2 Jagiellonian dynasty   1386

Princely (grand ducal) roots of this family are older, but only connected with Lithuania. Previously also known as the Gediminid dynasty in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The dynasty takes its name from Władysław II Jagiełło who was the Grand Duke of Lithuania between 1377–1434 and then alongside his wife queen regnant Jadwiga of Poland (reign 1384-1399) became king of Poland between 1386–1434.

died out in 1596

Duchy of Pomerania

# Name Coat of Arms Title recognition Remarks
Dukes of Pomerania
1 House of Griffins   1106 died out in 1660
2 House of Sobiesław   1227 died out in 1317 (Duchy of Pomerelia)

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

# Name Coat of Arms Title recognition Estates Remarks
"Ancient" Princely Houses (Rody „stare”)
1 Olelkowicz   1569 Duchy of Kopylsko-Słuck title expired in 1592
2 Ostrogski   1569 Ordynacja and Duchy of Ostroróg, Jarosław, Tarnów title expired in 1620
4 Borkowski
  •  
 1499 Duchy of Samogitia[1] family exists
5 Borowski   ~1528 Princely family of Rurikid origin, Kniaz, Kśiestwo Żmudzkie family exists [2]
6 Zasławski   1569 Duchy of Zasław, Ordynacja and Duchy of Ostroróg title expired in 1682
7 Zbaraski   1569 Duchy of Zbaraż title expired in 1631
8 Wiśniowiecki   1569 Duchy of Wiśniowiec, Duchy of Łubniów, Duchy of Zbaraż title expired in 1744
9 Korecki   1569 Duchy of Korets title expired in 1651
10 Sanguszko   1569 Duchy of Koszyrsk, Ordynacja Ostrogska, Duchy of Zasław family exists
11 Czartoryski   1569 Duchy of Czartorysk, Duchy of Klewań, Puławy, Sieniawa family exists
12 Czetwertyński   1569 Duchy of Czetwertynia family exists
13 Radziwiłł   1569 Duchy of Birżańsk, Ordynacja and Duchy of Nieświez, Duchy of Dubienica,
Ordynacja and Duchy of Ołyka, Ordynacja Kleck, Duchy of Kopylsko-Słuck 		family exists
14 Tarczyński   1569 Duchy of Tarczyn, family exists
"New" Princely Houses (Rody „nowe”)
14 Lubomirski   1682 Wiśnicz, Kolbuszowa, Jarosław, Przeworsk, Ordynacja Ostrogska family exists
15 Poniatowski   1764 Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi, Jabłonna, Kozienice, Grodno, Wołczyn family exists
16 Sapieha   1768 Różana, Kodeń, Horki, Zelwa family exists
Princes of the Partition Sejm
17 Poniński   1773 Września title expired in 1920
18 Sułkowski   1774 Leszno, Ordynacja Rydzyńska family exists
19 Jabłonowski   1775 Duchy of Ostrog title expired in 1926
20 Massalski (Hetmans-Bishops line)   1775 Lachowicze, Mysz, Werki, Druja title expired in 1794
Ordynacja families
21 Zamoyski (Hetman line)   1588 Ordynacja Zamojska, Szarogród title expired in 1665
22 Zamoyski (Younger line)   1676 Ordynacja Zamojska family exists
23 Gonzaga-Myszkowski   1601 Ordynacja Pińczowska title expired in 1727
24 Gonzaga-Myszkowski-Wielopolski   1729 Ordynacja Pińczowska family exists
Lords of Principalities
25 Potocki family   1696 Duchy of Zbaraz family exists
26 Mniszech   1744 Duchy of Wiśniowiec died out in 1905
Royal Houses
27 Sobieski   1674 Żółkiew died out in 1737
28 Leszczyński   1705 Leszno died out in 1766
Dukes of Polish fiefs
29 Hohenzollern   1525 Duchy of Prussia, Lębork, Bytów, Taurogi, Sereje family exists
30 Kettler   1561 Duchy of Courland and Semigallia title expired in 1737
31 Movilești (Mohyłowie)   1595 Principality of Moldavia, Wielkie Oczy title expired, family exists in Ukraine and Western Russia
32 Wettin   1759 Duchy of Courland and Semigallia title expired in 1763, family exists
33 Biron   1737 Duchy of Courland and Semigallia family exists
Clergy Princes
34 Bishops of Gniezno   traditionally Duchy of Łowicz liquidated in 1795
35 Bishops of Krakow   traditionally Duchy of Siewierz liquidated in 1790
36 Bishops of Warmia   traditionally Duchy of Warmia liquidated in 1772
37 Bishops of Płock   traditionally Duchy of Pułtusk liquidated in 1795
38 Provost of Płock   traditionally Duchy of Sieluń liquidated in 1790

Old Lithuanian Gediminid and Ruthenian (Rurikid) Princely Houses

# Name Coat of Arms Remarks
Princely Houses
1 Giedroyć   family exists
2 Światopełk-Mirski   family exists
3 Drucki   Branches: Druccy-Sokoliński, Drucki-Konopla, Drucki-Ozierecki,
Drucki-Pryhabski, Drucki-Horski, Drucki-Tołoczyński, Drucki-Lubecki
family exists
4 Rużyński   died out in the 17th century
5 Kurcewicz   family exists
6 Połubiński   family exists
7 Łukomski   family exists
8 Ostrożecki   died out
9 Zasławski   family exists
10 Porycki   died out in 1637. Princes of Ruthenian (Ukrainian) origin in the Korybut clan.
12 Żyżemski   perhaps died out
13 Hołowczyński   died out in 1658
14 Szujski   died out in 1658
15 Holszański   died out
16 Szemiot / Szameit   family exists
17 Pac   died out in 1835
17 Świrski   family exists
18 Fedorowicz / Fiedorowicz   died out
19 Gliński   died out

Princely Houses with Tatar origin

These princely houses lived like average rich nobility, but sometimes part of these lived like peasants.[3]

  • Ahmetowicz
  • Achmetowicz
  • Adamowicz
  • Aksak, Axak
  • Apanowicz-Białobłocki
  • Assanczukowicz
  • Assanowicz
  • Bahryński
  • Bartoszewicz
  • Begimowicz
  • Berbasz
  • Bierbasz
  • Birbasz
  • Bohdanowicz
  • Bułhak
  • Chazbiejewicz
  • Dawidowicz
  • Fursowicz
  • Gliński
  • Grocholski
  • Haraburda
  • Jachicz
  • Juchowski
  • Jurewicz
  • Juszyński
  • Kadyszewicz Kejdysz
  • Kambułatowicz
  • Karaczewicz
  • Kasymowicz
  • Kieński
  • Kiński
  • Kordysz
  • Korycki
  • Korzon
  • Kotłubaj
  • Kryczyński
  • Lebiedziewski
  • Lipski
  • Łostajski
  • Łowczycki
  • Malibakszycz
  • Maluszycki
  • Małyszycki
  • Maślakiewicz
  • Minbułatowicz
  • Najman-Kadyszewicz
  • Niekraszewicz
  • Nowosielski
  • Obulewicz
  • Okęcki
  • Ostryński
  • Petyhorski
  • Piotrowski
  • Puński
  • Rodkiewicz-Szpakowski
  • Rudnicki
  • Sayna-Kryczyński
  • Siehdziński
  • Skirmunt
  • Smólski
  • Sołtan
  • Starzyński
  • Sulimanowicz
  • Sulkiewicz
  • Szymkowicz
  • Szyryński
  • Talkowski
  • Tarak-Buczacki
  • Taraszewski
  • Tuhan-Baranowski
  • Ułan
  • Ułan-Maluszycki
  • Waliła-Łowczycki
  • Zawacki
  • Zackiewicz-Sulimanowicz

Princely titles granted by foreign monarchs

2 Czartoryski   1433[4] Holy Roman Empire

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists
3 Radziwiłł   1515/18 and 1547 Holy Roman Empire

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists
4 Ossoliński   1633, 1634, 1736 Papal States, Holy Roman Empire, France entitled family lines died out
5 Denhoff   1637 Holy Roman Empire entitled family line died out
6 Koniecpolski   1637 Holy Roman Empire entitled family line died out
7 Lubomirski   1647 Holy Roman Empire, family exists
8 Jabłonowski   1698, 1733/34, 1743 Holy Roman Empire entitled family line died out
9 Sapieha/Sapieha-Rożański/Sapieha-Kodeński   1700 Holy Roman Empire

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists
10 Sułkowski   1752 Holy Roman Empire family exists
11 Lichnowski   1773 Prussia family exists
12 Poniatowski   1765, 1847, 1850 Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (Bohemian title of Prince),
Grand Duchy of Tuscany, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy 		family exists
13 Zajączek   1818 Russia title expired in 1826
14 Łowicki   1820 Russia

An additional title of prince donated to the wife of Grand Duke Konstantin and for their descendants

there were not children from this marriage. The title was expired
15 Radoliński   1888 Prussia family exists
16 Wołodkowicz   1903 Russia

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists, the title may also be inherited through the females of the french line

Kingdom of Poland (Congress Poland)

# Name Coat of Arms Title recognition Remarks
Princely Houses
1 Światopełk-Mirski   1821

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists
2 Puzyna   1823

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists
3 Żeleński   1823

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists; Title is honored by the Polish Republic for the Żeleński Family Foundation's major contributions to educational and infrastructure sectors
4 Ogiński   1824

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists
5 Woroniecki/Korybut-Woroniecki   1844 and 1852

A confirmation of the old princely title

family exists

See also

References

  1. ^ "The Titled Families of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth – Polish Genealogical Society of America". pgsa.org. Retrieved 2017-07-05.
  2. ^ 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).* https://archive.org/stream/poczetrodwwwie00boniuoft/poczetrodwwwie00boniuoft_djvu.txt source: Adam Boniecki: Poczet Rodów w Wielkim księstwie Litewskim
  3. ^ http://www.genpol.com/module-subjects-printpage-pageid-37-scope-all.html
  4. ^ Czartoryski at the Encyclopedia of Ukraine

Further reading

  • Konarski S., 1958, Armorial de la noblesse polonaise titrée, Paris.
  • Kowalski M., 2007, Księstwa w przestrzeni politycznej I Rzeczpospolitej, [w:] I. Kiniorska, S. Sala (red.), Rola geografii społeczno-ekonomicznej w badaniach regionalnych, Instytut Geografii AŚ, PTG, Kielce, 2007, s. 177-186.
  • Leitgeber S., 1993, Nowy Almanach Błękitny, Oficyna Wydawnicza „Audiutor”, Poznań-Warszawa.
  • Olszewski H., 1969, Ustrój polityczny Rzeczpospolitej (w:) Tazbir J. (red.), Polska XVII wieku – państwo, społeczeństwo, kultura. Wiedza Powszechna, Warszawa, s. 52-83
  • Niesiecki K., Herbarz Polski (Polish Armorial) full title: "Korona Polska przy złotey wolnosci starożytnemi Rycerstwa Polskiego y Wielkiego Xięstwa Litewskiego kleynotami naywyższymi Honorami Heroicznym, Męstwem y odwagą, Wytworną Nauką a naypierwey Cnotą, nauką Pobożnością, y Swiątobliwością ozdobiona Potomnym zaś wiekom na zaszczyt y nieśmiertelną sławę Pamiętnych w tey Oyczyźnie Synow podana TOM ... Przez X. Kaspra Niesieckego Societatis Jesu", Lwów, 1738.
    • "Korona Polska..." vol. 1
    • "Korona Polska..." vol. 2
    • "Korona Polska..." vol. 3
    • "Korona Polska..." vol. 4
Edition expanded by other authors: Herbarz Polski... vol. 4-10, published by Jan Nepomucen de Bobrowicz, Leipzig, 1841
  • Jasienica P., Myśli o dawnej Polsce, Warszawa: Czytelnik, 1990, ISBN 83-07-01957-5, OCLC 69526168
  • Klubówna A., Królowa Jadwiga. Warszawa 1986
  • Tęgowski J., Krąg rodzinny Jarosława Bogorii (w:) Genealogia – polska elita polityczna na tle porównawczym, Toruń 1993

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Lithuanian or Ruthenian descent Some houses are more correctly described as being of Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth King of Poland in tournament attire ca 1433 1435 Contents 1 Kingdom of Poland 2 Duchy of Pomerania 3 Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth 3 1 Old Lithuanian Gediminid and Ruthenian Rurikid Princely Houses 3 2 Princely Houses with Tatar origin 4 Princely titles granted by foreign monarchs 5 Kingdom of Poland Congress Poland 6 See also 7 References 8 Further readingKingdom of Poland Edit Name Coat of Arms Title recognition RemarksRoyal Houses1 Piast dynasty c 960 The first historical dynasty prevailing in Poland from about 960 to 1370 Their progenitor the semi legendary Piast the Wheelwright son of Choscisko came from Gniezno According to the chronicles of Gallus Anonymus the son of Piast the Wheelwright and his wife Rzepicha Siemowit became the first ruler of the Piast dynasty Followed by Lestek and Siemomysl The first ruler of the Piast dynasty and Civitas Schinesghe the first recorded name related to Poland as a political entity who historically is not questioned was Mieszko I of Poland died out in 1370 in the Kingdom of Poland with the death of king Casimir III the Great the last Silesian Piasts who formed the oldest branch of the first Polish royal Piast dynasty were George William Duke of Liegnitz in 1675 and the last Silesian Piast female was Karolina Duchess of Liegnitz Brieg Wohlau in 1707 in the Duchies of Silesia2 Jagiellonian dynasty 1386 Princely grand ducal roots of this family are older but only connected with Lithuania Previously also known as the Gediminid dynasty in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania The dynasty takes its name from Wladyslaw II Jagiello who was the Grand Duke of Lithuania between 1377 1434 and then alongside his wife queen regnant Jadwiga of Poland reign 1384 1399 became king of Poland between 1386 1434 died out in 1596Duchy of Pomerania Edit Name Coat of Arms Title recognition RemarksDukes of Pomerania1 House of Griffins 1106 died out in 16602 House of Sobieslaw 1227 died out in 1317 Duchy of Pomerelia Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth Edit Name Coat of Arms Title recognition Estates Remarks Ancient Princely Houses Rody stare 1 Olelkowicz 1569 Duchy of Kopylsko Sluck title expired in 15922 Ostrogski 1569 Ordynacja and Duchy of Ostrorog Jaroslaw Tarnow title expired in 16204 Borkowski 1499 Duchy of Samogitia 1 family exists5 Borowski 1528 Princely family of Rurikid origin Kniaz Ksiestwo Zmudzkie family exists 2 6 Zaslawski 1569 Duchy of Zaslaw Ordynacja and Duchy of Ostrorog title expired in 16827 Zbaraski 1569 Duchy of Zbaraz title expired in 16318 Wisniowiecki 1569 Duchy of Wisniowiec Duchy of Lubniow Duchy of Zbaraz title expired in 17449 Korecki 1569 Duchy of Korets title expired in 165110 Sanguszko 1569 Duchy of Koszyrsk Ordynacja Ostrogska Duchy of Zaslaw family exists11 Czartoryski 1569 Duchy of Czartorysk Duchy of Klewan Pulawy Sieniawa family exists12 Czetwertynski 1569 Duchy of Czetwertynia family exists13 Radziwill 1569 Duchy of Birzansk Ordynacja and Duchy of Nieswiez Duchy of Dubienica Ordynacja and Duchy of Olyka Ordynacja Kleck Duchy of Kopylsko Sluck family exists14 Tarczynski 1569 Duchy of Tarczyn family exists New Princely Houses Rody nowe 14 Lubomirski 1682 Wisnicz Kolbuszowa Jaroslaw Przeworsk Ordynacja Ostrogska family exists15 Poniatowski 1764 Korsun Shevchenkivskyi Jablonna Kozienice Grodno Wolczyn family exists16 Sapieha 1768 Rozana Koden Horki Zelwa family existsPrinces of the Partition Sejm17 Poninski 1773 Wrzesnia title expired in 192018 Sulkowski 1774 Leszno Ordynacja Rydzynska family exists19 Jablonowski 1775 Duchy of Ostrog title expired in 192620 Massalski Hetmans Bishops line 1775 Lachowicze Mysz Werki Druja title expired in 1794Ordynacja families21 Zamoyski Hetman line 1588 Ordynacja Zamojska Szarogrod title expired in 166522 Zamoyski Younger line 1676 Ordynacja Zamojska family exists23 Gonzaga Myszkowski 1601 Ordynacja Pinczowska title expired in 172724 Gonzaga Myszkowski Wielopolski 1729 Ordynacja Pinczowska family existsLords of Principalities25 Potocki family 1696 Duchy of Zbaraz family exists26 Mniszech 1744 Duchy of Wisniowiec died out in 1905Royal Houses27 Sobieski 1674 Zolkiew died out in 173728 Leszczynski 1705 Leszno died out in 1766Dukes of Polish fiefs29 Hohenzollern 1525 Duchy of Prussia Lebork Bytow Taurogi Sereje family exists30 Kettler 1561 Duchy of Courland and Semigallia title expired in 173731 Movilești Mohylowie 1595 Principality of Moldavia Wielkie Oczy title expired family exists in Ukraine and Western Russia32 Wettin 1759 Duchy of Courland and Semigallia title expired in 1763 family exists33 Biron 1737 Duchy of Courland and Semigallia family existsClergy Princes34 Bishops of Gniezno traditionally Duchy of Lowicz liquidated in 179535 Bishops of Krakow traditionally Duchy of Siewierz liquidated in 179036 Bishops of Warmia traditionally Duchy of Warmia liquidated in 177237 Bishops of Plock traditionally Duchy of Pultusk liquidated in 179538 Provost of Plock traditionally Duchy of Sielun liquidated in 1790Old Lithuanian Gediminid and Ruthenian Rurikid Princely Houses Edit Name Coat of Arms RemarksPrincely Houses1 Giedroyc family exists2 Swiatopelk Mirski family exists3 Drucki Branches Druccy Sokolinski Drucki Konopla Drucki Ozierecki Drucki Pryhabski Drucki Horski Drucki Toloczynski Drucki Lubeckifamily exists4 Ruzynski died out in the 17th century5 Kurcewicz family exists6 Polubinski family exists7 Lukomski family exists8 Ostrozecki died out9 Zaslawski family exists10 Porycki died out in 1637 Princes of Ruthenian Ukrainian origin in the Korybut clan 12 Zyzemski perhaps died out13 Holowczynski died out in 165814 Szujski died out in 165815 Holszanski died out16 Szemiot Szameit family exists17 Pac died out in 183517 Swirski family exists18 Fedorowicz Fiedorowicz died out19 Glinski died outPrincely Houses with Tatar origin Edit These princely houses lived like average rich nobility but sometimes part of these lived like peasants 3 Ahmetowicz Achmetowicz Adamowicz Aksak Axak Apanowicz Bialoblocki Assanczukowicz Assanowicz Bahrynski Bartoszewicz Begimowicz Berbasz Bierbasz Birbasz Bohdanowicz Bulhak Chazbiejewicz Dawidowicz Fursowicz Glinski Grocholski Haraburda Jachicz Juchowski Jurewicz Juszynski Kadyszewicz Kejdysz Kambulatowicz Karaczewicz Kasymowicz Kienski Kinski Kordysz Korycki Korzon Kotlubaj Kryczynski Lebiedziewski Lipski Lostajski Lowczycki Malibakszycz Maluszycki Malyszycki Maslakiewicz Minbulatowicz Najman Kadyszewicz Niekraszewicz Nowosielski Obulewicz Okecki Ostrynski Petyhorski Piotrowski Punski Rodkiewicz Szpakowski Rudnicki Sayna Kryczynski Siehdzinski Skirmunt Smolski Soltan Starzynski Sulimanowicz Sulkiewicz Szymkowicz Szyrynski Talkowski Tarak Buczacki Taraszewski Tuhan Baranowski Ulan Ulan Maluszycki Walila Lowczycki Zawacki Zackiewicz SulimanowiczPrincely titles granted by foreign monarchs Edit2 Czartoryski 1433 4 Holy Roman Empire A confirmation of the old princely title family exists3 Radziwill 1515 18 and 1547 Holy Roman Empire A confirmation of the old princely title family exists4 Ossolinski 1633 1634 1736 Papal States Holy Roman Empire France entitled family lines died out5 Denhoff 1637 Holy Roman Empire entitled family line died out6 Koniecpolski 1637 Holy Roman Empire entitled family line died out7 Lubomirski 1647 Holy Roman Empire family exists8 Jablonowski 1698 1733 34 1743 Holy Roman Empire entitled family line died out9 Sapieha Sapieha Rozanski Sapieha Kodenski 1700 Holy Roman Empire A confirmation of the old princely title family exists10 Sulkowski 1752 Holy Roman Empire family exists11 Lichnowski 1773 Prussia family exists12 Poniatowski 1765 1847 1850 Austro Hungarian Monarchy Bohemian title of Prince Grand Duchy of Tuscany Austro Hungarian Monarchy family exists13 Zajaczek 1818 Russia title expired in 182614 Lowicki 1820 Russia An additional title of prince donated to the wife of Grand Duke Konstantin and for their descendants there were not children from this marriage The title was expired15 Radolinski 1888 Prussia family exists16 Wolodkowicz 1903 Russia A confirmation of the old princely title family exists the title may also be inherited through the females of the french lineKingdom of Poland Congress Poland Edit Name Coat of Arms Title recognition RemarksPrincely Houses1 Swiatopelk Mirski 1821 A confirmation of the old princely title family exists2 Puzyna 1823 A confirmation of the old princely title family exists3 Zelenski 1823 A confirmation of the old princely title family exists Title is honored by the Polish Republic for the Zelenski Family Foundation s major contributions to educational and infrastructure sectors4 Oginski 1824 A confirmation of the old princely title family exists5 Woroniecki Korybut Woroniecki 1844 and 1852 A confirmation of the old princely title family existsSee also EditList of Polish rulers List of szlachta List of Polish titled nobility Magnates of Poland and LithuaniaReferences Edit The Titled Families of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth Polish Genealogical Society of America pgsa org Retrieved 2017 07 05 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 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