List of Szlachta - By Family

By Family

Below is a list of most important Polish noble (szlachta) families. The families listed are the famous magnates families - ones that had accumulated great wealth and political power, generally preserved across several centuries. Please note that this list is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all szlachta families. For the list of lesser known but still notable Polish noble families, see the corresponding category

All names are given first in the singular, then (parenthetically) in the plural.

  • Chodkiewicz (Chodkiewiczowie)
  • Czartoryski (Czartoryscy)
  • Lanckoroński (Lanckorońscy)
  • Lubomirski (Lubomirscy)
  • Mielzynski (Mielzynscy) .
  • Ogiński (Ogińscy)
  • Ostrogski (Ostrogscy)
  • Ostroróg (Ostrorogowie)
  • Pac (Pacowie)
  • Poniatowski (Poniatowscy)
  • Potocki (Potoccy)
  • Radziwiłł (Radziwiłłowie)
  • Sapieha (Sapiehowie)
  • Sanguszko (Sanguszkowie)
  • Tarnowski (Tarnowscy)
  • Tęczyński (Tęczyńscy)
  • Tyszkiewicz (Tyszkiewiczowie)
  • Wiśniowiecki (Wiśniowieccy)
  • Zamoyski (Zamoyscy)

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