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Camdan: /* Odminany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja */

2022-02-05T10:02:56Z

Odminany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja

Rafal: /* Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja */

2017-03-15T10:07:01Z

Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja

Camdan: /* True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja */

2017-03-13T13:53:26Z

True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja

Camdan: /* True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja */

2017-03-13T12:03:43Z

True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja

Camdan: /* True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja */

2017-03-13T12:01:50Z

True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja

Camdan: /* True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja */

2017-03-13T11:59:08Z

True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja

Camdan: /* True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja */

2017-03-13T11:57:56Z

True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja

Camdan: /* True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja */

2016-12-28T12:02:28Z

True Ostoja Coat of arms - prawdziwe herby Ostoja

Camdan: /* Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja */

2014-06-29T09:34:53Z

Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja

Camdan: /* Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja */

2014-06-29T09:32:12Z

Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja

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 '''Families that are members of the Clan of Ostoja - rodziny które należą do rodu Ostoja:'''
-From the left: [[Błyszczanowicz]] - [[ancient nobility|ancient]] family noted in year 1497, error in 1806 by Russian authorities in Kiev that painted the CoA in wrong way. '''[[Miklaszewski]]''' - this family was adopted to the Clan of Ostoja in 1569 when family received nobility. Suppose to sign original Ostoja CoA. Third from the left is [[Ochocki]] CoA that received nobility in year 1683 and was adopted to the Clan of Ostoja and sign modern version of Ostoja with sword instead of a cross. Fourth from the left, [[Gawłowski]] family of [[ancient nobility|ancient]] origin and with CoA that is simple error of foreign authorities, suppose to be original version of Ostoja. [[Strzałkowski]] (Strzałka) family is of [[ancient nobility|ancient]] origin, also here the CoA is modified during partition of the Commonwealth but here most probably family helped authorities to change their original CoA. Purpose or reason of that is not known. Finally CoA of [[Nagorski]] family that received nobility in year 1590 and was adopted to the Clan of Ostoja. Suppose to sign old version of the CoA. Note that there is another family of Nagorski of ancient origin but it is almost impossible now to separate those families from each other.
+From the left: [[Błyszczanowicz]] - [[ancient nobility|ancient]] family noted in year 1497, error in 1806 by Russian authorities in Kiev that painted the CoA in wrong way. '''[[Miklaszewski]]''' - this family was adopted to the Clan of Ostoja in 1569 when family received nobility. Suppose to sign original Ostoja CoA. Third from the left is [[Ochocki]] CoA that received nobility in year 1683 and was adopted to the Clan of Ostoja and sign modern version of Ostoja with sword instead of a cross. Fourth from the left, [[Gawłowski]] family of [[ancient nobility|ancient]] origin and with CoA that is simple error of foreign authorities, suppose to be original version of Ostoja. [[Strzałkowski]] (Strzałka) family is of [[ancient nobility|ancient]] origin, also here the CoA is modified during partition of the Commonwealth but here most probably family helped authorities to change their original CoA. Purpose or reason of that is not known. CoA of [[Nagorski]] family that received nobility in year 1590 and was adopted to the Clan of Ostoja. Suppose to sign old version of the CoA. Note that there is another family of Nagorski of ancient origin but it is almost impossible now to separate those families from each other. Finally Mokrzewski family that is same with Mokrzecki.
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 Plik:595px-POL COA Strzałkowski.svg.png
 Plik:451px-POL COA Nagórski.svg.png
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 '''Families that are NOT members of the Clan of Ostoja - rodziny które NIE należą do rodu Ostoja:'''
-First row from the left: '''Bogorajski''', received nobility year 1775 and a rang crown of a Baron not being a Baron, although in this version crown of the noble by error since there are no other paintings of correct CoA jet. Next CoA is of '''Raczewski (Racięski)''' family that also received nobility in year 1775. The CoA of '''Kleczewski''' family followed by '''Mokrzewski''' family that are not members of the Clan but show similar CoA to Ostoja. Last three CoA in this row are of families '''Orda''', '''Plat''' and '''Wasilewski''' - none of them are members of the Clan, CoA have been simply added to Ostoja and are called modified Ostoja CoA. In the case of Wasilewski, there could be question of error in paining of the CoA and family could actually be part of the Clan. Further research is necessary.
+First row from the left: '''Bogorajski''', received nobility year 1775 and a rang crown of a Baron not being a Baron, although in this version crown of the noble by error since there are no other paintings of correct CoA jet. Next CoA is of '''Raczewski (Racięski)''' family that also received nobility in year 1775. The CoA of '''Kleczewski''' family that was not members of the Clan. Last three CoA in this row are of families '''Orda''', '''Plat''' and '''Wasilewski''' - none of them are members of the Clan, CoA have been simply added to Ostoja and are called modified Ostoja CoA. In the case of Wasilewski, there could be question of error in paining of the CoA and family could actually be part of the Clan. Further research is necessary.
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 Plik:595px-POL COA Racięski.svg.png
 Plik:595px-POL COA Kleczewski.svg.png
 Plik:451px-POL COA Orda.svg.png
 Plik:456px-POL COA Plat.svg.png

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 Those Coat of arms as below are of noble families and linked ''en masse'' to Ostoja simply because the moon or the sword in the shield. The list of imaginary Ostoja Coat of arms might be longer than here presented. There are also Russian families that was ennobled and given the Coat of arms that also looked like Ostoja during the partition time and that some call Ostoja. It is also possible that CoA where painted with error during nobility verification process in the time of partition.
-=== Ominany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja ===
+=== Odminany Ostoi które nie są herbem Ostoja ===
 '''Families that are members of the Clan of Ostoja - rodziny które należą do rodu Ostoja:'''

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 '''Ostoja Coat of Arms:'''
-In first row from the left ancient Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer followed by the reconstruction of the CoA of Stibor of Stiboricz with the symbol of the Order of the Dragon. Third from the left and the right is modern version of the CoA after several changes during centuries where every change and error have been copied. This CoA is common on all of the nobility verification documents from late XVIII and through XIX century.
+In first row from the left ancient Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer followed by the reconstruction of the CoA of Stibor of Stiboricz with the symbol of the Order of the Dragon. Third from the left  is modern version of the CoA as in allmost all documents form 19th century and that copy errors from 16th century. This CoA is common on all of the nobility verification documents from late XVIII and through XIX century.
-After modern version of Ostoja CoA from left, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Next from the left is CoA with the Order of the Dragon painted by Steifer , next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. After that -  original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.
+After modern version of Ostoja CoA from left, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Next from the left is CoA with the Order of the Dragon painted by Steifer and after CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. After that -  original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.
-Then different modern versions and last two oldes signs, the last one from the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.
+Then different modern versions and last two old signs, the last one from the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.

← poprzednia wersja		Wersja z 12:03, 13 mar 2017
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	After modern version of Ostoja CoA from left, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Next from the left is CoA with the Order of the Dragon painted by Steifer , next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. After that - original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.		After modern version of Ostoja CoA from left, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Next from the left is CoA with the Order of the Dragon painted by Steifer , next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. After that - original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.

−	~~Second row from the left -~~ modern ~~version of ostoja used by families during late XVIII~~ and through XIX century. Bext is the CoA of Sędziwój Sędzimir followed by count Mikorski and baron Czechowicz. All three lines are extinct and those CoA are not in use. Third from the right is drawing by Steifer for the seal, ~~then photo of~~ the ~~Church in Wysocice and~~ last ~~is the the sign of Stibors on the seal~~ from ~~XIV century that is exactly same as found on~~ the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.	+	Then different modern versions and last two oldes signs, the last one from the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.

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 In first row from the left ancient Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer followed by the reconstruction of the CoA of Stibor of Stiboricz with the symbol of the Order of the Dragon. Third from the left and the right is modern version of the CoA after several changes during centuries where every change and error have been copied. This CoA is common on all of the nobility verification documents from late XVIII and through XIX century.
-After modern version of Ostoja CoA from left, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Next from the left is CoA with the Order of the Dragon painted by Steifer , next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. Last in first row and first on the right - original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.
+After modern version of Ostoja CoA from left, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Next from the left is CoA with the Order of the Dragon painted by Steifer , next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. After that -  original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.
 Second row from the left - modern version of ostoja used by families during late XVIII and through XIX century. Bext is the CoA of Sędziwój Sędzimir followed by count Mikorski and baron Czechowicz. All three lines are extinct and those CoA are not in use. Third from the right is drawing by Steifer for the seal, then photo of the Church in Wysocice and last is the the sign of Stibors on the seal from XIV century that is exactly same as found on the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.

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	After modern version of Ostoja CoA, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Third from the right is Ostoja of Stibor painted by Steifer, next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. Last in first row and first on the right - original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.		After modern version of Ostoja CoA, a version with simple Shield and Crown, note here the Crown that is different from most of published in books. This crown have been used by Ostoja families and is presented in several old documents. Third from the right is Ostoja of Stibor painted by Steifer, next CoA of Stibor without the symbol of the Order of the Dragon with Crown of the Duke. Last in first row and first on the right - original Ostoja Coat of arms painted by Steifer using gold to color and with motto of the Order of the Dragon.

−	Second row from the left - modern version of ostoja used by families during late XVIII and through XIX century. Bext is the CoA of Sędziwój Sędzimir followed by count Mikorski and baron Czechowicz. All three lines are extinct and those CoA are not in use. Third from the right is drawing by Steifer for the seal, then photo of the Church in Wysocice and last is the the sign of ~~Stobors~~ on the seal from XIV century that is exactly same as found on the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.	+	Second row from the left - modern version of ostoja used by families during late XVIII and through XIX century. Bext is the CoA of Sędziwój Sędzimir followed by count Mikorski and baron Czechowicz. All three lines are extinct and those CoA are not in use. Third from the right is drawing by Steifer for the seal, then photo of the Church in Wysocice and last is the the sign of Stibors on the seal from XIV century that is exactly same as found on the walls of the Church of Wysocice from 1232.