Gąska coat of arms
Polish coat of arms
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Gąska is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Alternative names
Budzisz, PaparonaFamiliesBudziłowicz, Budzisz, Budziszewski, Budźko, Budźco, Bujnowski, Burych, Chodowski, Choduski, Chołodowski, Dawibiński, Galin, Gorliszewski, Gąska, Hanaszewski, Jachlicki, Jaczyc, Jarogłowski, Kałuwur, Kamionomojski, Nienidzki, Niewodzki, Papara, Parpura, Parzniewski, Parzniowski, Pstrokoński, Rawil, Rzekioki, Rzekocki, Szydłowski, Wadoracki, Wodziniecki, Wojudcki, Wuydzyn
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Alternative names | Budzisz, Paparona |
| Families | Budziłowicz, Budzisz, Budziszewski, Budźko, Budźco, Bujnowski, Burych, Chodowski, Choduski, Chołodowski, Dawibiński, Galin, Gorliszewski, Gąska, Hanaszewski, Jachlicki, Jaczyc, Jarogłowski, Kałuwur, Kamionomojski, Nienidzki, Niewodzki, Papara, Parpura, Parzniewski, Parzniowski, Pstrokoński, Rawil, Rzekioki, Rzekocki, Szydłowski, Wadoracki, Wodziniecki, Wojudcki, Wuydzyn |
History
Blazon
Notable bearers
Notable bearers of this coat of arms include:
External links
- J. Lyčkoŭski. "Belarusian Nobility Coats of Arms". Paparona (Gaska) Coat of Arms and the bearers (in English)
See also
Sources
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