House of Bordziłowski

The House of Bordziłowski (Belarusian: Бардзілоўскі, romanized: Bardziloŭski, Lithuanian: Bardzilauskas, Russian: Бордзиловский, romanized: Bordzilovskiy) is a family of previous nobility in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Russian Empire (then Soviet Union), and present-day Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine that originated from Smolensk, Grand Duchy of Lithuania (now Russia).

The shortened variant, Bordziła, was derived from the Germanic name Bardila. The early ancestor likely had a beard and an axe, forming a nickname from Proto-Germanic "bardilaz."^[1]

The noble family was part of the Bialynia coat of arms. Around 1480, the house of Bordziłowski was established in an apartment in Mazovia. Jan Bordziłowski (later Iwan Harbuz-Bordziłowski), a boyar, and who may have been the son of the early Bordziłowski patriarch, was awarded for his bravery by Vasili III Ivanovich in Krzyczewski Powiat (now Krychaw District), and established his estate in the village of Bardzily (named after him), in which he was granted by Grand Duke Sigismund I in 1523. The noble family then was part of the Nobility of Mogilev Province. Some of Bordziłowski's descendants served in the Polish army.^[2]

Notable Bordziłowski family members (in Polish/Lithuanian)

Iwan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1504-????)
- Roman Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1534-????) - Bardily (Lithuanian: Bardzilai)
  - Mateusz Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1564-????)
    - Artemy Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1594-????)
    - Dionizjusz Harbuz-Bordziłowski
      - Kariat Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1635-????)
      - Filip Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1648-????)
        Teodor Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1668-????)
        
        Andriej Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1683-????)
        Aleksandar Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1714-????)
        
        Filip Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Antoni Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1741-1821)
        Adam Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1774-????)
        
        Nikolaj Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Jakub Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1744-????)
        Jan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1774-????)
        Grzegorz Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1804-????)
        
        Iwan Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Stefan Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Franciszek Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1804-????)
        
        Karol Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Jozef Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Grzegorz Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1774-????)
        
        Jakub Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Wasyl Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Mikolaj Bordziłowski (1799-????) - Wilna (Lithuanian: Vilnius)
        
        Zachariasz Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Stanisław Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Jan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1684-????)
        
        Pawel Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Stefan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1744-????)
      - Zapisz Harbuz-Bordziłowski
    - Stefan Harbuz-Bordziłowski
      - Jan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1650-????)
        Bogdan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1680-1721)
        Jan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1710-????)
        Dominyk Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1740-????)
        Jerzy Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1770-????)
        Jozef Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1800-????)
        
        Wasyl Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1756-1820)
        Szymon Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1777-????)
        Jozef Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1796-????)
        
        Aleksandar Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Michał Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Teodor Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        
        Wasyl Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Mateusz Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1710-????)
        
        Michał Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Florian Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1740-????)
        
        Stanisław Harbuz-Bordziłowski
      - Jerzy Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Jan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1680-????)
        
        Michał Harbuz-Bordziłowski
        Jan Harbuz-Bordziłowski (1710-????)
        
        Nikołaj Harbuz-Bordziłowski
    - Tytus Harbuz-Bordziłowski
  - Kosma Harbuz-Bordziłowski
  - Teodor Harbuz-Bordziłowski

Transliterations

Bardzilowski
Language	Masculine	Feminine
Polish	Bordziłowski Bardziłowski	Bordziłowska Bardziłowska
Lithuanian	Bardzilauskas, Bardziliauskas, Barzilauskas	Bardzilauskaitė, Bardzilauskienė Bardziliauskaitė, Bardziliauskienė Barzilauskaitė, Barzilauskienė
Belarusian (Romanization)	Бардзілоўскі (Bardziloŭski, Bardzilowski)	Бардзілоўская (Bardziloŭskaja, Bardzilouskaya, Bardzilouskaia, Bardzilowskaja, Bardzilowskaya, Bardzilowskaia)
German (Polonized)	Bardilowski	Bardilowska
Latvian	Bordzilovskis	Bordzilovska
Russian (Romanization)	Бордзиловский (Bordzilovskiy, Bordzilovskii, Bordzilovskij, Bordzilovsky, Bordzilovski)	Бордзиловская (Bordzilovskaya, Bordzilovskaia, Bordzilovskaja)
Ukrainian (Romanization)	Бордзіловський (Bordzilovskyi, Bordzilovskyy, Bordzilovskyj, Bordzilovsky)	Бордзіловська (Bordzilovska)
Others (Generational)	Bardzilouskas, Bardzil, Bardzel, Bardzell, Barr, Borris, Bardis, Barziloski, Bard, Bercilosky

References

^ Ferguson, Robert (1864). The Teutonic Name-System Applied To The Family Names Of France, England, & Germany. London: Williams & Norgate.
^ Zurek, Werner (2021). Die adlige polnische Familie Bialyna [The noble Polish family Bialynia] (in German). ISBN 9783753499581.

[1] Ferguson, Robert (1864). The Teutonic Name-System Applied To The Family Names Of France, England, & Germany. London: Williams & Norgate.

[2] Zurek, Werner (2021). Die adlige polnische Familie Bialyna [The noble Polish family Bialynia] (in German). ISBN 9783753499581.

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