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==History==
==History==
The family was firstly mentioned on 2 May 1239 in ''Tabulatorium Actorum Antiquorum Varsoviense Maximum''. [[Bolesław I of Masovia]] confirmed the purchase of the village ''Doiasdovo''<ref>Dojazdów</ref> by ''Cur'a and Józef'' for 7 [[Grzywna (unit)|Grzywna]].<ref>http://agad.archiwa.gov.pl/prezentacje/foto08m.jpg</ref><ref>{{lang-lat|B. dei gracia dux mazouie omnibus Christi fidelibus imperpetuum .Notum sit // omnibus tam presentibus quam subsequentibus, quod cur ( sic ) et Jozeph eme // runt hereditatem, que wlgo doiasdouo dicitur, a mymrido fili // o nynognevy consanguineis eius non contradicentibus,pro VIItem // marcis argenti et medja iure hereditario possidendam Cuius // rei sunt hij testes Barto Windinus dapifer frater eius Johannes Pa // uel Nicholaus starceuo Petrus subcamerarius, Clymas subiudex Bozei Andreas sasini Guernos Pacozlauus capel // lanus Petrus subcancellarius Factum in Plocsk in festo Sigis// mundj regis, anno abincarnacione (sic) domini M° CC° XXX° nono}}</ref>
The family was firstly mentioned on 2 May 1239 in ''Tabulatorium Actorum Antiquorum Varsoviense Maximum''. [[Bolesław I of Masovia]] confirmed the purchase of the village ''Doiasdovo''<ref>Dojazdów</ref> by ''Cur'' and ''Jozeph'' for 7 [[Grzywna (unit)|Grzywna]].<ref>http://agad.archiwa.gov.pl/prezentacje/foto08m.jpg</ref><ref>{{lang-lat|B. dei gracia dux mazouie omnibus Christi fidelibus imperpetuum .Notum sit // omnibus tam presentibus quam subsequentibus, quod cur ( sic ) et Jozeph eme // runt hereditatem, que wlgo doiasdouo dicitur, a mymrido fili // o nynognevy consanguineis eius non contradicentibus,pro VIItem // marcis argenti et medja iure hereditario possidendam Cuius // rei sunt hij testes Barto Windinus dapifer frater eius Johannes Pa // uel Nicholaus starceuo Petrus subcamerarius, Clymas subiudex Bozei Andreas sasini Guernos Pacozlauus capel // lanus Petrus subcancellarius Factum in Plocsk in festo Sigis// mundj regis, anno abincarnacione (sic) domini M° CC° XXX° nono}}</ref>


==Coat of Arms==
==Coat of Arms==
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* [[Mikołaj Kiczka]] – [[archdeacon]] of [[Gniezno]]
* [[Mikołaj Kiczka]] – [[archdeacon]] of [[Gniezno]]
* [[Klemens Kurowski|Klemens z Kurowa]], knight, castellan of [[Zarnow]] - allied with the knight [[Jan Kmita]], [[starost]] of Krakow.
* [[Klemens Kurowski|Klemens z Kurowa]], knight, castellan of [[Zarnów]] - allied with the knight [[Jan Kmita]], [[starost]] of Kraków.
* [[Piotr Kurowski|Piotr Kurowski ze Szreniawy i Kurowa]], knight, starost of [[Lublin]]
* [[Piotr Kurowski|Piotr Kurowski ze Szreniawy i Kurowa]], knight, starost of [[Lublin]]
* [[Mikołaj Kurowski]] – Archbishop of Gniezno
* [[Mikołaj Kurowski]] – Archbishop of Gniezno
* [[Stanisław Kur]] – Catholic priest, [[Protonotary apostolic]]
* [[Stanisław Kur]] – Catholic priest, [[Protonotary apostolic]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
POL Kurowska Gora01.JPG|Kurowska Góra, formerly a castle of the Kurowie family was standing there.<ref>[[Jan Dlugosz]] mentioned in 1308 the castle: Zamek Kurów {{lang-lat|Curow castrum}}
</gallery>


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 18:31, 25 January 2014

The Kurowie was a Polish knighthood family, originated from Mazovia in medieval Poland.[1]

History

The family was firstly mentioned on 2 May 1239 in Tabulatorium Actorum Antiquorum Varsoviense Maximum. Bolesław I of Masovia confirmed the purchase of the village Doiasdovo[2] by Cur and Jozeph for 7 Grzywna.[3][4]

Coat of Arms

Notable members

  • Kurowska Góra, formerly a castle of the Kurowie family was standing there.<ref>Jan Dlugosz mentioned in 1308 the castle: Zamek Kurów Latin: Curow castrum
    Kurowska Góra, formerly a castle of the Kurowie family was standing there.<ref>Jan Dlugosz mentioned in 1308 the castle: Zamek Kurów Latin: Curow castrum

See also

Bibliography

  • Franciszek Piekosiński: Rycerstwo polskie wieków średnich. Kraków: 1896-1991.
  • Edward Breza: Nazwiska Pomorzan: pochodzenie i zmiany, Tom 1. Gdańsk: Wydawn. Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego, 2000, s. 489. ISBN 8370178987.
  • Jan Stanisław Bystroń: Nazwiska Polskie. Lwów: Książnica, 1936. ISBN ISBN 8305126366.
  • Jan Korwin Kochanowski: Zbiór ogólny przywilejów i spominków Mazowieckich. Warszawa: Drukiem W. Lazarskiego Towarzystwo Naukowe, 1919, s. Tom 2, Wydania 259-478.

References

  1. ^ Tom XVI Źródeł dziejowych, Adolfa Pawlińskiego Polska XVI Wieku Pod Względem Geograficzno-Statystycznym, - Mazowsze, str. 74;
  2. ^ Dojazdów
  3. ^ http://agad.archiwa.gov.pl/prezentacje/foto08m.jpg
  4. ^ Latin: B. dei gracia dux mazouie omnibus Christi fidelibus imperpetuum .Notum sit // omnibus tam presentibus quam subsequentibus, quod cur ( sic ) et Jozeph eme // runt hereditatem, que wlgo doiasdouo dicitur, a mymrido fili // o nynognevy consanguineis eius non contradicentibus,pro VIItem // marcis argenti et medja iure hereditario possidendam Cuius // rei sunt hij testes Barto Windinus dapifer frater eius Johannes Pa // uel Nicholaus starceuo Petrus subcamerarius, Clymas subiudex Bozei Andreas sasini Guernos Pacozlauus capel // lanus Petrus subcancellarius Factum in Plocsk in festo Sigis// mundj regis, anno abincarnacione (sic) domini M° CC° XXX° nono
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