- The
Swienca family was a
medieval Pomeranian noble family which held high
offices under various political powers in the
Lands of
Schlawe and
Stolp (Sławno...
- governors. Władysław no
longer trusted the
Pomeranian Swienca family, so
despite leaving Peter Swienca, the
senior family member, as voivode, the role of...
-
Puttkamer Coat of arms of the
Puttkamer family Parent family Swienca family Current region Pomerania Place of
origin Schlawe (Sławno), ****her Pomerania...
- Gdańsk with the
actual control of the area
being in the
hands of the
local Swienca family who had come into
power already under Mestwin II. In 1301, one year...
-
Stolp in Pomerania,
Central Europe. It was used in the coat of arms of the
Swienca family,
which hold
powerful offices in the area from 13th to 14th centuries...
- his
uncle Otto IV in 1308. In 1307
Waldemar signed an
agreement with the
Swienca family ceding him the
lands of
Pomerelia (Gdańsk Pomerania), whereafter...
-
incited by a
conspiracy of the
Margraviate of
Brandenburg with the
local Swienca family.
Teutonic atrocities against the
Polish po****tion followed, such...
-
administration of the
noble brothers John, Peter, and
Lawrence of the
Swienca family, v****als of the
Brandenburg margraves since 1308. The Brandenburg...
- Gdańsk [pl]
Kingdom of
Poland Teutonic Order Margraviate of
Brandenburg Swienca family Diocese of
Kamien Pomorski Diocese of
Lebus Victory 1308 Teutonic...
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duchies until 1637. Duke
Wartislaw IV
enfeoffed Peter von
Neuenburg of the
Swienca noble family with Sławno, who
granted the
settlement town
rights in 1317...
