Mogiła coat of arms

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Mogiła
Herb Mogila.jpg
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Battle cry-
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Earliest mentionunknown
Townsnone
FamiliesAndruszewicz, Andruszkiewicz, Białowolski, Bichowski, Bielewicz, Billewicz, Bogarewicz, Bogdanowicz, Bohdanowicz, Bublewski, Bychowiec, Ciechanowicz, Czernicki, Daugiert, Daugird, Dawgird, Dawgirt, Dowgird, Dowgirdowicz, Dworzecki, Karczewski, Łopato, Łopatto, Maruchowicz, Maruszewski, Mogień, Monstwił, Monstwiłło, Montwid, Montwit, Mostwił, Rukiewicz, Sołouch, Sołuch, Stankiewicz, Szajewski, Wysocki, Zadeyko, Zodejko, Zodeyko, Zygmanowski, Żadeyko, Żodejko,

Mogiła (Polish for "Tomb") is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by a number of szlachta (noble) families under the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.

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Notable bearers[]

Notable bearers of this coat of arms have included:

External links[]

  • J. Lyczkowski. "Heraldry of Belarusian Nobility". Mogila Coat of Arms and its bearers (in English)

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