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Encyclopedia > Krystyna Radziwill
Krystyna Radziwiłł
Noble Family Radziwiłł
Coat of Arms Trąby
Parents Mikołaj "Czarny" Radziwiłł
Elżbieta Szydłowiecka
Consorts Jan Zamoyski
Children none
Date of Birth September 11, 1560
Place of Birth Ławryczki
Date of Death February 28, 1580
Place of Death  ?


Princess Krystyna Radziwiłł (1560-1580) was a Polish szlachcianka.


She married Jan Zamoyski on December 28, 1577 in Warsaw.


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Short history of the Radziwill Family by Peter Paul Bajer (4734 words)
Just like other Radziwills, he was famous for the support given to his relatives: he did not fail to watch over the interests of his Calvinist cousins, despite being renown for his opposition to the heretics.
Those Radziwills who decided to stay in Poland despite prosecution and hardship faced by all 'enemies of the working class', were able to adapt to the new political situation with perseverance and resourcefulness.
Radziwill's exclusivity is also sustained by the upholding of a patriotic/religious ideology associated with the Polish aristocratic circles and based on the principle of noblesse oblige-binding them personally to an intensive service towards the common good.
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