Zygmunt Collection

General Skrzynecki
Jan Zygmunt Skrzynecki, leader of the November rising, at the head of his troops, acclaimed by the Polish populace

Stefan I of Poland
STEFAN I BATORY son-in-law of Zygmunt II

Painting the fields
South Moravia landscape and farmland at sunrise. Ales Krivec

Sigismund is rescued after the battle of Nicopolis, 1396, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Sigismund is rescued after the battle of Nicopolis, 1396, (1936). Rettung Des Spateren Kaisers Sigismund In Der Schacht Von Nikopolis Durch Den Burggrafen Johann Von Nurnberg, 1396

Zygmunt Krasinski
ZYGMUND (Sigismond) count KRASINSKI Polish writer, known as the anonymous poet of Poland. Date: 1812 - 1859

POLONIA. WARSAW. View of the Sigismund III Waza column (1566-1632) of 22 m. tall, installed in the year 1634. At the bottom, the tower of the Royal Castle, rebuilt between 1971 and 1988

COUNT ZYGMUNT KRASINSKI (1812-1859). Polish poet. Line engraving, 19th century

Battle of Ostrolenka
Led by Jan Zygmunt Skrzynecki, Polish forces fight valiantly at Ostrolenko, but are eventually defeated by the Russians and forced to retreat to Warsaw. Date: 26 May 1831

Union of Lublin
Zygmunt (Sigismund) II August brings about the Union of Lublin whereby Poland and Lithuania become one nation

Sigismund August
SIGISMUND II (Zygmunt) OF POLAND His reign was the golden age of Polish history : the country flourished socially, commercially and culturally

Sigismund III of Poland
Sigismund III Vasa King of Poland and Sweden ( Polish : Zygmunt)

Sigismund II of Poland
Sigismund II Augustus King of Poland ( Polish : Zygmunt)

Sigismund I of Poland
SIGISMUND I OF POLAND ( Polish : ZYGMUNT) known as The Old

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"Zygmunt: A Legacy of Polish Royalty, Poetry, and Resilience" In the rich tapestry of Polish history, one name stands out - Zygmunt. From General Skrzynecki to Sigismund III of Poland, this name has been carried by great leaders who shaped the nation's destiny. The lineage begins with Stefan I of Poland, whose son Sigismund II continued his father's legacy. It was during Sigismund II's reign that he was rescued after the battle of Nicopolis in 1396 - a testament to his resilience and determination. Centuries later, an unknown artist captured this historic event in a painting titled "Sigismund is rescued after the battle of Nicopolis. " This artwork serves as a reminder of Zygmunt's indomitable spirit throughout time. But Zygmunt is not only associated with kings and battles; it also evokes images of serene landscapes. The act of "painting the fields" brings forth visions of beauty and tranquility that have inspired generations. One such individual inspired by these surroundings was Zygmunt Krasinski, a renowned Polish poet from the 19th century. His words echoed through time like whispers on the wind, capturing hearts with their depth and emotion. Warsaw proudly displays its admiration for Zygmunt through monuments like the towering Sigismund III Waza column. Standing at an impressive height of 22 meters tall, it pays homage to this influential ruler who left an indelible mark on Poland's capital city. Another notable figure bearing this name is Count Zygmunt Krasinski himself. As a prominent poet during his era (1812-1859), he used his pen to express profound thoughts about love, freedom, and patriotism – leaving behind a lasting literary legacy cherished by many even today. The Battle of Ostrolenka remains etched in history as another significant event associated with Zygmunt.