Kariera siedemnastowiecznego ewangelickiego szlachcica Jana Kunowskiego

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Lenkų kalba / Polish
Title:
Kariera siedemnastowiecznego ewangelickiego szlachcica Jana Kunowskiego
Alternative Title:
Career of the seventeenth-century evangelical nobleman Jan Kunowski
Authors:
Łopatecki, Karol
In the Journal:
Odrodzenie i Reformacja w Polsce. 2018, t. 62, p. 47-89
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Aleksandras Gosievskis; Janas Kunovskis; Janas Kunowskis; Krikščionybė. Teologija / Christianity. Theology; Poezija / Poetry; Tarptautiniai konfliktai. Karai / International conflicts. Wars; Bažnyčios istorija / Church history.
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LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Aleksandras Gosievskis; Bajoro karjera; Janas Kunovskis; Janas Kunowskis; Karaliaus sekretorius; Karo istorija 17 a.; Karo kartografas; Klientelė; Lietuvos Evangelikų Reformatų Bažnyčia; Lietuvos Vienetas (Unitas Lithuaniae); Lietuvos evengelikų reformatų Bažnyčios provincija; Poema „Ekspedycyja Inflantska“ („Livonijos ekspedicija“); Poema „Odsiecz Smolenska“ („Pagalba Smolenskui“); Samdiniai; Sinodo direktorius; Smolenskas; Černigovas; Černihivas; 17th century; Aleksander Gosiewski; Chernihiv; Clientelism; Director of the Lithuanian Unity; Director of the Synod; Jan Kunowski; Lithuanian Evangelical Reformed Church; Mercenaries; Military cartographer; Military history of the; Noble career; Poem „Ekspedycyja Inflantska“ („Livonian Expedition“); Poem „Odsiecz Smolenska“ („The Succour of Smolensk“); Royal secretary; Smolensk; Unitas Lithuaniae.

ENTh e article presents the life of nobleman Jan Kunowski, a three times director of the Lithuanian Evangelical Reformed Provincial Synod in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. There are various forms of his activity described - as a poet, condotierre, cartographer, diplomat, offi cial, royal secretary, and landowner. His career was not as successful as it had been indicated by both his intellectual potential and patronage of his patron Aleksander Gosiewski. The study explains why he changed his place of residence four times, and every time he abandoned either his post or profession performed. [From the publication]

DOI:
10.12775/OiRwP.2018.02
ISSN:
0029-8514; 2450-8349
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