Family
With his wife, Dobrohna Stęszewska, he had a son, also named Stibor (Stibor de Beckov), who inherited his land and castles, and added to them with additional properties in Moravia and Germany. They also had a daughter, Rachna, who married the Polish Lord Andrew Ossoliński. The syster of Stibor of Stiboricz had a son that become King of Bosnia during the time of Matthias Corvinus.
Stibor of Stiboricz's two brothers, Andrew and Nicholas, and their sons, also held high offices, land and castles in the northern region of the Kingdom of Hungary (modern Slovakia), as well as lesser holdings in Poland. Son of Nicholas, Nicholas Szarlejski was one of most powerful and wealthy Lords in Poland, leading polish army in Prussia.
The majority of the Clan of Ostoja lived in Poland. It is not established which lines of the Clan are blood related to Stibors in Hungary.
| Stibor line of Ostoja | Family relation | Other information | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stibor of Stiboricz | Son of Moscic Stiboricz, Voivode of Gniewkowo | Duke of Transylvania, Ispan of five Counties, owner of 31 castles and over 300 towns and villages. Married Dobrochna, daughter of Sędziwoj of Szubin (of Pałuka Clan), one of most influential Lords in Poland, Magnus Procurator of Poland 1380 | |
| Stibor of Beckov | Son of Stibor Stiboricz | Inherited all the land and castles from his father, added Orava Castle | |
| Anna (Jachna) of Stiboricz | Daughter of Stibor of Stiboricz | Married to Ladislaus of Llok, Ban of Mačva. Their son, Nicholas of Ilok become King of Bosnia in 1471. | |
| Radochna Stiboric | Daughter of Stibor of Stiboricz | Married Andrzej Balicki, member of the Order of the Dragon | |
| Katarina de Beckov | Daughter of Stibor de Beckov, married to Pál Bánffy | Received 25% of all the land value including Beckov Castle in cash | |
| Marcin of Stiboricz | Brother of Stibor of Stiboricz | Canon of Plock | |
| Zofia of Stiboricz | Sister of Stibor of Stiboricz | Married Przedpelek of Steszew | |
| Hugon | Son of Zofia of Stiboricz | Introduced in Hungary by Stibor of Stiboricz, in possession of big land area in Racza region in Croatia after marriage with daughter to wealthy Hungarian Lord | |
| Moscic | Son of Zofia of Stiboricz | Introduced by Stibor of Stiboricz, received Šintava Castle in Slovakia from King Sigismund | |
| Mikolaj Bygdoski of Stiboricz | Oldest brother of Stibor of Stiboricz | Lord in Poland, Castellan of Bydgoszcz. Baron in Hungary where he received Castle of Košeca from King Sigismund. Diplomat of the behalf of Jogaila (King of Poland) in negotiations with King Sigismund | |
| Stibor Stiboric Jadrzny of Roznatow | Son of Mikolaj Bydgoski | Castellan of Dobrá Voda, received Castle of Dobrá Voda from Stibor Stiboric of Beckov | |
| Mikolaj Szarlejski | Son of Mikolaj Bydgoski. | Supreme Commander of Royal Forces in Prussia, leading Polish army in order to take back family possessions in Slovakia.Voivode of Brzesk and Kujawy 1457, Lord Castellen of Inowroclaw 1438, Lord of regality (starosta) of Bydgoszcz 1441, Count of Tucholsk 1454 and of brodnica of Brodnica, Lord of regality of and Gniewkowo, member of the Prussian Confederation. | |
| Andrzej Podczaszy of Stiboricz | Voivode and Castellan of Trencsén, received from Stibor the Castle of Ugróc (Brother of Stibor of Stiboricz | ||
| Stibor de minori Stiboric | Son of Andrzej Podczaszy | Bishop of Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Eger | |
| Moscic Stiboric | Son of Andrzej Podczaszy of Stiboricz | ||
| Wawrzyniec Leski vel de Lieskovo | Close family of Stibor of Stiboricz | ||
| Stefan de Lieskovo | Son of Wawrzyniec Leski | Castellan of Košecy (Kazza) 1407, Ispan of Trencen 1415, Lord of Ladce, Horné and Dolné Kočkovce, Nosice i Milochov | |
| Piotr, Jakub, Jana, Stanisław, Władysław and Stefan | All of them sons of Stefan de Liesková of Wawrzyniec line | Divided properties among them |
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