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Key players

Sorted by year of birth. Characters that spiked my interest, are quite unique and distinct and thus I think should be featured in the 'Polish' novels:

• Good guys - definetly potential to be the heroes of our stories, and basically characters I like.
  • Lew Sapieha - b.1587, d.1633 (!-butterflies?) skilled politician and diplomat, the person with 'a vision' beyond his times (proponent of the Polish-Lithuanian-Muscovite Commonwealth, among other things).
  • Jan Tęczyński (1581-1637) - b.1581, poweful magnate but a supporter of arts and sciences
  • Jakub Sobieski - b. 1590 - politician, negotiator, magnate, father of a future king of Poland, Jan III Sobieski b. 1629. Being a father of a future king can give him some leverage - and ideas. Besides, he seems like a pretty good person himself.
  • Stanisław Koniecpolski - b. 1592, one of the best military commanders Poland ever head. Pros: was said to be fair, honest, and had no enemies, patriot who spend most of his life trying to defend his country, often using his own money to recruit and pay the troops, loyal to the state (Sejm and king), understood the importance of towns and developed towns on his own estates. Cons: magnate
  • Adam Kisiel - b.1600, last of Orthodox magnates, supporter of negotiations with the Cossacks, may be a vital link between Poland and Cossacks.
  • Kazimierz Siemienowicz - b. 1600, inventor, engineer, great expert on things that go boom, travelled much of Europe and opposed 'weapons of mass destruction' and endangering civilians. Great character for one of the main roles, if you ask me :)
  • Krzysztof Opaliński - b. 1611, a thinker, writer and politician, supporter of education and government reform. Will be only in his early 20s during the RoF, though.
  • Łukasz Opaliński (1612-1666) - b. 1612, politician, writer. Pros: anti-serdom, pro-government reform, pro-strong government. Cons: magnate, only 20 by the time of RoF. Don't confuse with his older, but less interesting kin, Łukasz Opaliński (1581-1654)
  • Wacław Potocki b. 1621 - minor noble, soldier, in his later life famous for being a writer advocating pro-strong government reform. Rather to young to be very significant in 1630s, but who knows...

• Neutral? can swing either way, depending on who writes the novel and what do we want :)
  • Rafał Leszczyński (1579-1636) b.1579 - supporter of religius tolerance, seems like a moderate magnate.
  • Stanisław "Rewera" Potocki b. 1579 - military commander, hetman, magnate. Just another commander to put whenever he is needed.
  • Piotr Gembicki b.1585 - chancellor, bishop, influential in politics.
  • Szymon Starowolski b. 1585 - pros: thinker, anti-serdom, cons: not tolerant in matters of religion
  • Samuel Łaszcz b. 1588 - famous commander and adventurer, but strong cons: no respect for laws ('warchoł'). Pros: patriot. I guess can be played either both ways.
  • Bohdan Khmelnytsky b.1595 - does he need any introduction? will support whichever faction grants Cossack the rights they deserved
  • Jerzy Ossoliński b. 1595 - diplomat, pros: supported government reform, good political and economical planner. Cons: not tolerant of Protestants, arrogant and contempt for lesser nobility means he had few friends. Note: supported Władysław, will likely end up in the same camp as him
  • Albrycht Stanisław Radziwiłł - b. 1595 - diplomat, politician, supporter of Lithuanian, opponent of Protestants (unless they were related to him). May support secessionist faction of Lithuania, will support anti-Protestant faction, will definetly side with whatever he views as best for his family (he had no children, family means other Radziwiłłs - brothers, cousings).
  • Stefan Czarniecki b. 1599 - great military commander, equal to Koniecpolski. who was his mentor. Patriot, supported king Jan Kazimierz even during his darkest days. Likely to follow Koniecpolski and Władysław if they are in the same faction, if they split - all bets are off.
  • Hieronim Radziejowski - b. 1612 - a youth in 163x, who would become an important diplomat and politician.
  • Stanisław Krasiński - b. 1585 - if one needs a lawyer...‎

• Bad guys - seem like easy to make villains
  • Jakub Zadzik b. 1582 - bishop, politician, negotiator. Cons: not tolerant in matters or religion, opponent of Wladyslaw IV and strong government (note: likely to be in opposite camp then Wladyslaw)
  • Mikołaj Potocki - b.1595 - miliary commander (average), opressive to peasantry (pro-serfdom?), can disregard royal orders for personal glory
  • Adam Kazanowski - b. 1599. Firend of Władysław, but definetly a bad influence, probably a thief. Greedy and arrogant, but Władysław trusts him. Question is, what does he think of Władysław? Does he really consider himself his friend? He did lend him money - but he did get much more in return, usually.
  • Janusz Radziwiłł (1612-1655) - also know as "The Traitor". Greedy for power. Villian once, why not make him again? In mid 20s during the RoF, and his father is still alive.
  • Jeremi Wiśniowiecki - b. 1612, magnate, enemy of Samuel Łaszcz and Jerzy Ossoliński, famous for his wars with other magnates, 'colonization' of Ukraine and conversion from Orthodox to Catholicism, which earned him many opponents among Cossacks
  • Bogusław Leszczyński - b. 1614, in his late life another Traitor and a thief. In his early 20s at best during the RoF.
  • Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski - b.1616. Again, main con is young age. In his later life, a good military commander, opponent of government reform, magnate bent on increasing his power.
  • Bogusław Radziwiłł - b. 1620, cousin of Janusz and his vivid supporter in treachery, but rather to young during RoF for our purposes.

• Definetly important political players but I still need more info to have some opinion on them
  • Konstanty Wiśniowiecki b.1564 - powerful magnate
  • Jan Opaliński (1581-1637) - poweful magnate
  • Łukasz Opaliński (1581-1654) - b.1581, magnate
  • Krzysztof Radziwiłł - b.1585
  • Krzysztof Ossoliński - b.1587
  • Stefan Pac - b.1587

Note that there are quite a few more contemporaries which may be important characters - they are listed at List of szlachta.

Not necessarily involved in the political affairs, but interesting personas:

• Jan Brożek - b.1585, one of the prominent Polish scholars, in 1632 curator of Jagiellonian University library
• Michał Sędziwój - b. 1566 (and d.1636), alchemist, scientist, by 1630s in Prague, likely to be involved with Grantivlle chemistry enterprise
• John Jonston, b. 1590s ?, another scholar
• Johannes Hevelius - b. 1611, famous astronomer

For some musicians, see Polish_music#17th_and_18th_centuries.

• Szymon Okolski - b.1580 - noble, Dominican monk, historian
• Andrzej Bobola - b.1591, jesuit missionary
• Jan Mikołaj Smogulecki - b.1610, another jesuit missionary

Too young but alive:

• Andrzej Maksymilian Fredro (b. 1620)
• Krzysztof Grzymułtowski (b. 1620)
• Jan Andrzej Morsztyn (b. 1621)

For others who lived in that timeframe, see List_of_szlachta.

List of officials

LIST A Royal family

King #1: Sigismund III Vasa (till 3-.IV.1632)

King #2: Wladyslaw IV (13.XI.1632+), see also Crown Prince #1

Crown prince #1: Wladyslaw IV (till 13.XI.1632)

Crown prince #2: Jan Kazimierz

Crown prince #3: Jan Albert

Crown prince #4: Karol Ferdynand. see also bishop of Wroclaw

Crown prince #5: Aleksander Karol

Crown princess: Anna Katarzyna Konstancja

LIST B Archbishops and Bishops

Note: the below lists are organized in the order of importance (based on the sitting order in Senat in 1569) according to list by Feliks Koneczny ([1]). Offices which were added afterwards are listed below, and may not be in order of sitting.

Note 2: Senatorial offices span lists B to F.

Archbishops (Arcybiskupi) and bishops (Biskupi):

1. Archbishop of Gniezno, primate of Poland (arcybiskup gnieznienski, prymas). Seat: Gniezno. Archibshops: Jan Wężyk (1626-1638)
2. Archbishop of Lwów (Lviv) (arcybiskup lwowski). Seat: Lwów. Archibshops: Stanisław Grochowski (1634-1645)
3. Bishop of Kraków (Cracow) (biskup krakowski). Seat: Kraków. Bishops: Jan Albert Waza (1632-1634), Jakub Zadzik (1635-1642)
4. Bishop of Kujawy (biskup kujawski (włocławski)). Seat: Kujawy. Bishops: Maciej Łubieński (1631-1641)
5. Bishop of Wilno (Vilnus) (biskup wilenski). Seat: Wilno. Note: Bishop of Wilno and Bishop of Poznań exchanged seats each other Sejm. Bishops: Abraham Wojna (1630-1649).
6. Bishop of Poznań (biskup poznanski). Seat: Poznań. Bishops: Adam Nowodworski (1631-1634), Henryk Firlej (1634-XII.1635), Andrzej Szoldrski (XII.1635-1650)
7. Bishop of Płock (biskup plocki) Seat: Płock. Note: Bishop of Płock and Bishop of Warmia exchanged seats each other Sejm. Bishops: Stanisław Łubieński (1627-1640)
8. Bishop of Warmia (biskup warminski) Seat: Lidzbark Warmiński. Bishops: Mikołaj Szyszkowski (1633-1643)
9. Bishop of Łuck (biskup lucki) Seat: Łuck. Bishops: Achacy Grochowski (1627-1633), Bogusław Radoszewski (1633-1638)
10. Bishop of Przemyśl (biskup przemyski) Seat: Przemyśl. Bishops: Henryk Firlej (1631-1634), Andrzej Szoldrski (1634-XII.1635), Piotr Gembicki (XII.1635-1642)
11. Bishop of Żmudź (Samogita) (biskup żmudzki or miednicki) Seat: Wornie. Bishops: Gejsz Melchior Eliaszewicz (1630-I.1633), Jerzy Tyszkiewicz (I.1633-1649)
12. Bishop of Chełmno (biskup chelminski) Seat: Chełmno. Bishops: Jakub Zadzik (1624-1634), Jan Lipski (1635-1638)
13. Bishop of Chełm (biskup chelmski) Seat: Chełm. Bishops: Remigiusz Koniecpolski (1627-1640)
14. Bishop of Kijów (Kiev) (biskup kijowski) Seat: Kijów. Bishops: Bogusław Radoszewski (1618-II.1633), Andrzej Szoldrski (II.1633-1635)
15. Bishop of Inflanty (Livonia) (biskup inflancki) Seat: Dyneburg. Bishops:
16. Bishop of Smoleńsk (biskup smolenski) Seat: Smoleńsk. Bishops:

Other:

1. Bishop of Kamieniec (biskup kamieniecki) Seat: Kamieniec Podolski. Note: post created in 1612, sat before the bishop of Smoleńsk. Bishops: Paweł Piasecki (1627-1640).
2. Bishop of Wrocław (biskup wrocławski) Seat: Wrocław. Bishops: Karol Ferdynand Waza (1625-1655); not a senatorial office possibly because bishop of Wrocaw was a subordinate of archishop of Gniezno
3. Bishop of Wenden (biskup wendenski) Seat: Wenden. Bishops: see Wenden Voivodship (likely existed only from 1598 to 1620s). Probably sat last.

LIST C Voivodes and castellans

Note: in most of the cases, the name of voivodship is made from the major town, and in English translation is the same (i.e. Voivode of Cracow ruled over the province (voivodship) of Cracow from the city of Cracow).

Note: in few of the below titles, instead of the city a province is mentioned. Castellans, especially those ruling over places that are mostly forgotten today, are not 100% verified: the name of the province was 'recovered' from Polish declination and may not be correct.

Notes: Most of the cities below can be found on a good quality map of Poland and our eastern neighbors (Lithuania, Ukraine, Belarus, etc.).

Voivodes and distinguished castellans (Wojewodowie i wyróżnieni kasztelanowie) (plus starost of Żmudź)

1. Castellan of Kraków (Cracow) (kasztelan krakowski). Seat: Kraków. Castellans: Stanisław Koniecpolski (1633-1646). Notes: In Senate, Castellan of Cracow has seniority over all other secular officials, including voivodes..
2. Voivode of Kraków (wojewoda krakowski). Seat: Kraków. Voivodes: Jan Tęczyński (1581-1637) (1620-1637), Stanisław Lubomirski (1583-1649) from 1637
3. Voivode of Poznań (wojewoda poznański). Seat: Poznań. Voivodes: Jan Opaliński (1581-1637) (1628-1637), Krzysztof Opaliński (1637-1655)
4. Voivode of Wilno (Vilnus) (wojewoda wileński). Seat: Wilno. Voivodes: Lew Sapieha (1623-VII.1633), Krzysztof Radziwiłł (VII.1633-1640)
5. Voivode of Sandomierz (wojewoda sandomierski). Seat: Sandomierz. Voivode: Stanisław Koniecpolski (1625-1633), Mikołaj Firlej (1633-1635), Jerzy Ossoliński (XI 1636-III 1638), Krzysztof Ossoliński (IV 1638-1645)
6. Castellan of Wilno (Vilnus) (kasztelan wileński). Seat: Wilno. Castellans: Mikołaj Hlebowicz (1621-II.1632), Krzysztof Radziwiłł (II.-VII.1633), Albrycht Władysław Radziwiłł (VII.1633-1636). Note: second of three castellans sitted among the voivodes.
7. Voivode of Kalisz (wojewoda kaliski). Seat: Kalisz. Voivodes: Zygmunt Grudziński (1628-1652)
8. Voivode of Troki (wojewoda trocki). Seat: Troki. Voivodes: Janusz Skumin Tyszkiewicz (1626-1640), Piotr Pac (X 1640-VII 1642)
9. Voivode of Sieradz (wojewoda sieradzki). Seat: Sieradz. Voivodes: Kasper Denhoff (1634-1645)
10. Castellan of Troki (kasztelan trocki). Seat: Troki. Castellans: Albrycht Władysław Radziwiłł (1626-VII.1633) Note: third and last of castellans seated among the voivodes.
11. Voivode of Łęczyca (wojewoda łęczycki). Seat: Łęczyca. Voivodes: Stanisław Radziejowski (1627-1637), Maksymilian Przerębski (1637-I 1639), Stefan Gembicki (I 1639-1653)
12. Starost of Żmudź (Samogita) (starosta żmudzki). Seat: Wornie. Starosts: Hieronim Wołłowicz (1618-1641), Janusz Radziwiłł (1612-1655) (12 IV 1647-30 III 1653).
13. Voivode of Brześć Kujawski (wojewoda brzeski kujawawski). Seat: Brześć Kujawski. Voivodes: Jakub Szczawinski (1622-1637), Andrzej Kretkowski (1637-1643), Jan Szymon Szczawiński (1643-1652)
14. Voivode of Kijów (Kiev) (wojewoda kijowski). Seat: Kijów. Voivodes: Janusz Tyszkiewicz Łohojski (1630-1649)
15. Voivode of Inowrocław (wojewoda inowrocławski). Seat: Inowrocław. Voivodes: Hieronim Radomicki (1630-1651)
16. Voivode of Ruś (Ruthenia) (wojewoda ruski). Seat: Lwów (Lviv). Voivodes: Stanisław Lubomirski (1583-1649) (1628-1638), Jakub Sobieski (VI 1641-IV 1646), Jeremi Michał Wiśniowiecki (1646-1651)
17. Voivode of Wołyń (wojewoda wołyński). Seat: Łuck. Voivodes: Adam Aleksander Sanguszko (1630-1653)
18. Voivode of Podole (wojewoda podolski). Seat: Kamieniec Podolski. Voivodes: Marcin Krasicki (1630-1632/1633), Marcin Kazanowski (1632/1633-1636), Stanisław "Rewera" Potocki (1636-1653)
19. Voivode of Smoleńsk (wojewoda smoleński). Seat: Smoleńsk. Voivodes: Aleksander Gosiewski (1625-1639). Notes: province lost in 1650s.
20. Voivode of Lublin (wojewoda lubelski). Seat: Lublin. Voivodes: Aleksander Piotr Tarło (1631-1649)
21. Voivode of Połock (wojewoda połocki). Seat: Połock. Voivodes:
22. Voivode of Bełsk (Bełz) (wojewoda bełski). Seat: Bełsk (Bełz). Voivodes: Rafał Leszczyński (1619-1636), Jakub Sobieski (from 1638)
23. Voivode of Nowogródek (wojewoda nowogrodzki). Seat: Nowogródek. Voivodes: Mikołaj Sapieha (1618-1638), Aleksander Słuszka (1638-1643), Tomasz Sapieha (I 1643-IV 1646)
24. Voivode of Płock (wojewoda płocki). Seat: Płock. Voivodes: Jan Stanisław Karnkowski (1617-1647)
25. Voivode of Witebsk (wojewoda witebski). Seat: Witebsk. Voivodes: Samuel Sanguszko (1629- XI 1638), Paweł Jan Sapieha (15 VIII 1646-)
26. Voivode of Mazowsze (wojewoda mazowiecki). Seat: Warsaw (Warszawa). Voivodes: Stanisław Warszycki (1630-1651)
27. Voivode of Podlasie (wojewoda podlski). Seat: Drohiczyn. Voivodes: Andrzej Chądzyński (1625-1633), Paweł Szczawinski (II.1633-1634), Stanisław Niemira (1634-1646/1648)
28. Voivode of Rawa (wojewoda rawski). Seat: Rawa Mazowiecka. Voivodes: Filip Molucki (1627-1642)
29. Voivode of Brześć Litewski (wojewoda brzeski litewski). Seat: Brześć Litewski. Voivodes: Aleksander Ludwik Radziwiłł (1631-1635), Mikołaj Sapieha (XI 1638-VII 1642)
30. Voivode of Chełmno (wojewoda chełminski). Seat: Chełmno. Voivodes: Melchior Weyher/Melchior Weiher (1626-1643), Mikołaj Weyher/Mikołaj Wejher (1643-1647), Jan Działyński (1647-1648)
31. Voivode of Mścisław (wojewoda mścisławski). Seat: Mścisław. Voivodes: Mikołaj Kiszka (1626-1636), Fryderyk Sapieha (VIII 1647-1650 )
32. Voivode of Malbork (wojewoda malborski). Seat: Malbork. Voivodes: Samuel Konarski (1629-1641), Mikołaj Wejher (1641-1643), Jakub Wejher (1643-1657)
33. Voivode of Bracław^ (wojewoda bracławski). Seat: Bracław. Voivodes: Stanisław Rewera Potocki (1631-1636)
34. Voivode of Pomorze (Pomerania) (wojewoda pomorski). Seat: Gdańsk (Danzig). Voivodes: Paweł Jan Działyński (1630-1643), Gerhard Denhoff (1643-1648), Ludwik Wejher (1648-1656)
35. Voivode of Mińsk (wojewoda miński). Seat: Mińsk. Voivodes: Balcer Strawiński (1631-I.1633), Aleksander Słuszka (III.1633-1638), Mikołaj Sapieha (VII-VIII.1638)
36. Voivode of Inflanty (Livonia) (wojewoda inflandzki). Seat: Dyneburg. Voivodes:

Listed by ASR, not by Koneczny. Those voivodships were created around 1598 and lost in 1620, but as with other titles in the future, loss of territory did not remove the voivodship from existence. I don't know what was the Senate sitting order of those officials.

1. Voivode of Wenden (wojewoda wendenski). Seat: Wenden (Cēsis). Voivodes: Joachim Tarnowski (1627-1641), Tomasz Sapieha (1641-1643), Gerard Denhoff (1643-1648). See Wenden Voivodship (likely existed only from 1598 to 1620s).
2. Voivode of Parnawa (wojewoda parnawski). Seat: Parnawa. Voivodes: Piotr Tryzna (1628-1633), Konstanty Połubiński (1633-1640), Ernest Magnus Denhoff (XII 1640-VI 1642), Jan Zawadzki (1642-1645), Jerzy Littawor Chreptowicz (1645-1646), Henryk Denhoff (XI 1646-1659). See Parnawa Voivodship (likely existed only from 1598 to 1620s).
3. Voivode of Dorpat (wojewoda dorpacki or wojewoda derpski). Seat: Dorpat. Voivodes: Kasper Denhoff (1627-1634), Gothard Jan Tyzenhauz (1634-1640), Andrzej Leszczyński (1606-1651) (III 1641-1651). See Dorpat Voivodship (likely existed only from 1598 to 1620s).

Created in 1635

1. Voivode of Czernihów (wojewoda czernihowski). Seat: Czernihów. Voivodes: Marcin Kalinowski (1635-1652)

Created in 1768

1. Voivode of Gniezno (wojewoda gnieźnieński). Seat: Gniezno. Voivodes: Notes: Created in 1768 from remains of Kalisz Voivodeship after First Partition. See Gniezno Voivodship

LIST D Greater Castellans

Note: for original Polish titles, see pl:Urzędy_senatorskie.

Greater Castellans (Kasztelanowie więksi):

1. Greater Castellan of Poznań. Seat: Poznań
2. Greater Castellan of Sandomierz. Seat: Sandomierz – Mikołaj Spytek Ligęza (1619-1637)
3. Greater Castellan of Kalisz. Seat: Kalisz - Rafał Leszczyński since 1618
4. Greater Castellan of Wojnicz. Seat: Wojnicz[2] – Mikołaj Firlej (1618-1633)
5. Greater Castellan of Gniezno. Seat: Gniezno
6. Greater Castellan of Sieradz. Seat: Sieradz – Maksymilian Przerembski (1620-1637)
7. Greater Castellan of Łęczyca. Seat: Łęczyca - Adam Walewski (1629-1637)
8. Greater Castellan of Źmudź. Seat: Żmudź (Samogita) - Aleksander Słuszka (1628.-III.1633), Mikołaj Wiesiołowski (III.1633-1634)
9. Greater Castellan of Brześć Kujawski. Seat: Brześć Kujawski – Andrzej Kretkowski (1632-1637)
10. Greater Castellan of Kijów. Seat: Kijów (Kiev) – Roman Hoscki (IV.1632-VIII.1635), Aleksander Piaseczyński (VIII.1635-1646)
11. Greater Castellan of Inowrocław. Seat: Inowrocław – Jan Łowicki (1633-1640)
12. Greater Castellan of Lwów. Seat: Lwów (Lviv) (kasztelan wiekszy lwowski)
13. Greater Castellan of Wołyń. Seat: Wołyń - Karol Samuel Korecki (1622-V.1633), Mikołaj Jerzy Czartoryski (V.1633-1655)
14. Greater Castellan of Kamieniec. Seat: Kamieniec Podolski – Aleksander Piaseczyński (1631-VIII.1635)
15. Greater Castellan of Smoleńsk. Seat: Smoleńsk – Aleksander Massalski (1631-1638)
16. Greater Castellan of Lublin. Seat: Lublin – Zbigniew Sieniński (1630-1633), Stefan Dobrogost Grzybowski (1633-1647)
17. Greater Castellan of Połock. Seat: Połock – Krzysztof Sokoliński (1625-1640)
18. Greater Castellan of Bełsk. Seat: Bełsk
19. Greater Castellan of Nowogródek. Seat: Nowogródek – Bazyli Kopec (1626-1636)
20. Greater Castellan of Płock. Seat: Płock – Walenty Zieliński (1618-1646)
21. Greater Castellan of Witebsk. Seat: Witebsk
22. Greater Castellan of Czersk. Seat: Czersk - Mikołaj Giżycki (1622-1637)
23. Greater Castellan of Podlasie. Seat: Podlasie - Stanisław Niemira (1630-1634), Marek Wodyński (1634-1646)
24. Greater Castellan of Rawa. Seat: Rawa Mazowiecka – Walenty Plichta (1629-1639)
25. Greater Castellan of Brześć Litewski. Seat: Brześć Litewski
26. Greater Castellan of Chełmno. Seat: Chełmno – Fabian Czema (1626-1636)
27. Greater Castellan of Mścisław. Seat: Mścisław – Konstanty Polubiński (1625-1633)
28. Greater Castellan of Elbląg. Seat: Elbląg (kasztelan wiekszy elblaski) – Jan Wiesiołkowski (1626-1642)
29. Greater Castellan of Bracław. Seat: Bracław - Gabier Stempkowski (father) (?-X.1634). - Gabier Stempkowski (son) (X.1634-1655)
30. Greater Castellan of Gdańsk. Seat: Gdańsk (Danzig)
31. Greater Castellan of Mińsk. Seat: Mińsk – Jan Alfons Lacki (1630-1634), Gedeo Dunin Rajecki (1634-1649)

LIST E Minor Castellans

Minor Castellans (Kasztelanowie mniejsi (drążkowi))

1. Minor Castellan of Inflanty. Seat: Inflanty (Livonia)
2. Minor Castellan of Czernihów. Seat: Czernihów
3. Minor Castellan of Nowy Sącz. Seat: Nowy Sącz
4. Minor Castellan of Międzyrzecze. Seat: Międzyrzecze[3] (kasztelan mniejszy miedzyrzecki) – Adam Grodziecki (1632-1647)
5. Minor Castellan of Wiślica. Seat: Wiślica - Samuel Lanckoroński (1618-1634)
6. Minor Castellan of Biecz. Seat: Biecz
7. Minor Castellan of Rogoźno. Seat: Rogoźno[4] - Stefan Gembicki (1617-1639)
8. Minor Castellan of Radom. Seat: Radom – Samuel Słupecki (1627-1644)
9. Minor Castellan of Zawichost. Seat: Zawichost - Mikołaj Porembski (1625-1637)
10. Minor Castellan of Ląd. Seat: Ląd[5] - Jan Łowicki (1628-1633)
11. Minor Castellan of Śrem. Seat: Śrem - Abraham Ciświcki (1627-1643)
12. Minor Castellan of Żary. Seat: Żary - Krzysztof Marcin Sułowski (1633-1655)
13. Minor Castellan of Małogoszcz. Seat: Małogoszcz - Sebastian Wołucki (1635-1637)
14. Minor Castellan of Wieluń. Seat: Wieluń - Marek Radowszewski (1632-1641)
15. Minor Castellan of Przemyśl. Seat: Przemyśl
16. Minor Castellan of Halicz. Seat: Halicz - Jan Belzecki (1631-1642)
17. Minor Castellan of Sanok. Seat: Sanok
18. Minor Castellan of Chełm. Seat: Chełm
19. Minor Castellan of Dobrzyń. Seat: Dobrzyń
20. Minor Castellan of Połaniec. Seat: Połaniec[6]
21. Minor Castellan of Przemęt. Seat: Przemęt[7]
22. Minor Castellan of Krzywina. Seat: Krzywina[8]
23. Minor Castellan of Czchów. Seat: Czchów[9]
24. Minor Castellan of Nakło. Seat: Nakło
25. Minor Castellan of Rozprza. Seat: Rozprza[10]
26. Minor Castellan of Biechów. Seat: Biechów[11]
27. Minor Castellan of Bydgoszcz. Seat: Bydgoszcz – Jan Sokołowski (1628-1645)
28. Minor Castellan of Brzeziny. Seat: Brzeziny[12]
29. Minor Castellan of Kruszwica. Seat: Kruszwica
30. Minor Castellan of Oświęcim. Seat: Oświęcim
31. Minor Castellan of Kamieńsk. Seat: Kamieńsk[13]
32. Minor Castellan of Spicymierz. Seat: Spicymierz[14]
33. Minor Castellan of Inowłódz. Seat: Inowłódz[15]
34. Minor Castellan of Kowale. Seat: Kowale[16]
35. Minor Castellan of Santok. Seat: Santok[17]
36. Minor Castellan of Sochaczew. Seat: Sochaczew
37. Minor Castellan of Warsaw. Seat: Warsaw
38. Minor Castellan of Gostyniec. Seat: Gostyniec[18] or Goślice[19]
39. Minor Castellan of Wizna. Seat: Wizna[20] - Feliks Ilowski (1632-1646)
40. Minor Castellan of Raciąż. Seat: Raciąż[21]
41. Minor Castellan of Sierpc. Seat: Sierpc - Stanisław Krasiński (1634-1643)
42. Minor Castellan of Wyszogród. Seat: Wyszogród
43. Minor Castellan of Rypin. Seat: Rypin[22]
44. Minor Castellan of Zakroczym. Seat: Zakroczym[23]
45. Minor Castellan of Ciechanowice. Seat: Ciechanowice[24]
46. Minor Castellan of Liw. Seat: Liw[25]- Piotr Zabicki (1626-1648)
47. Minor Castellan of Słońsk. Seat: Słońsk (present Ciechocinek)
48. Minor Castellan of Lubaczów. Seat: Lubaczów
49. Minor Castellan of Wenden. Seat: Wenden
50. Minor Castellan of Dorpat. Seat: Dorpat
51. Minor Castellan of Parnawa. Seat: Parnawa - Gedeon Dunin Rajecki (1631-1634), Ernest Magnus Denhoff (1634-1640)
52. Minor Konary Castellan of Sieradz. Seat: Sieradz (see [26] for Konary)
53. Minor Konary Castellan of Łęczyca. Seat: Łęczyca
54. Minor Konary Castellan of Inowrocław. Seat: Inowrocław

LIST F Ministers

Ministers (Ministrowie):

Great Crown Marshal (Marszalek wielki koronny) – Łukasz Opaliński Senior (1630-1649)

Great Lithuanian Marshal (Marszalek wielki litewski) – Jan Stanisław Sapieha (1620-IV.1635), Krzysztof Wiesiolowski (IV.1635-1637)

Great Crown Chancellor (Kanclerz wielki koronny) – Jakub Zadzik (1628-XI to 1635), Tomasz Zamoyski (XI.1635-1638)

Great Lithuanian Chancellor (Kanclerz wielki litewski) – Albrycht Stanisław Radziwiłł (1623-1656)

Crown Deputy Chancellor (podkanclerzy koronny) – Tomasz Zamoyski (1628-XI.1635), Piotr Gembicki (XII.1635-1638)

Lithuanian Deputy Chancellor (podkanclerzy litweski) – Paweł Stefan Sapieha (1623-VII.1635), Stefan Pac (XII.1635-1640)

Great Crown Treasurer (podskarbi wielki koronny) – Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz (1627-IV.1650)

Great Lithuanian Treasurer (podskarbi wielki litewski) – Stefan Pac (1630-XII.1635), Mikołaj Tryzna (XII.1635-1640)

Court Crown Marshal (marszalek nadworny koronny) – Stanisław Przyjemski (1630-1642)

Court Lithuanian Marshal (marszalek nadworny litweski) –Krzysztof Wiesiołkowski (1622-IV.1635), Aleksander Ludwik Radziwiłł (IV.1635-1637)

LIST G Court Officials

Court Officials (Urzednicy nadworni):

Great Secretary (Sekretarz wielki) – Mikołaj Szyszkowski (?-II.1633), Piotr Gembicki (II.1633-1635)

Crown Revered Referendary (Referendarz duchowny koronny) – Jan Lipski (1632-IV.1635), Jakub Wierzbięta Doruchowski (IV.1635-1640)

Lithuanian Revered Referendary (Referendarz duchowny litewski) – Marcjan Tryzna (1631-1641)

Crown Secular Referendary (Refrendarz swiecki koronny) – Remigian Zaleski (1632-1645)

Lithuanian Secular Referenday (Referendarz swiecki litweski) – Krzysztof Dominik Obryński (1630-1638)

Crown Court Treasurer (podskarbi nadworny koronny) – Jerzy Ossoliński (IV.1632-1636)

Lithuanian Court Treasurer (podskarbi nadworny litewski) – Jan Wojciech Rakowski (1631-1635)

Crown Chamberlain (podkomorzy koronny) – Zygmunt Kazanowski (1633-VIII.1634), Adam Kazanowski (VIII.1634-1642)

Lithuanian Chamberlain (podkomorzy litewski) – Janusz Radziwiłł (1612-1655) (1633-1646)

Crown Great Standard-Keeper (chorazy wielki) – Jan Kochanowski (1627-XII.1633), Krzysztof Koniecpolski (XII.1632-1641)

Lithuanian Great Standard-Keeper – Mikołaj Sapieha (1625-1633)

Crown Sword-Bearer (miecznik koronny) – Janusz Zebrzydowski (1625-1641)

Lithuanian Sword Bearer (miecznik litewski) – Mikołaj Krzysztof Chadecki (1615-1650)

Crown Master of the Horses (koniuszy koronny) – Janusz Wiśniowiecki (1633-1636)

Lithuanian Master of the Horses (koniuszy litewski) – Krzysztof Chodkiewicz (1623-VII.1633), Jan Kazimierz Chodkiewicz (VII.1633-1646)

Crown Master of the Kitchen (kuchmistrz koronny) – Piotr Żeroński (?-III.1633), Stanisław Jasnogórski (III.1633-1638)

Lithuanian Master of the Kitchen (kuchmistrz litewski) – Mikołaj Tryzna (1623-1635)

Crown Master Cup-Bearer (podczaszy koronny) – Mikołaj Sieniawski (1628-1636)

Lithuanian Master Cup-Bearer (podczaszy litewski) – Mikołaj Wiesiołowski (1630-III.1633)

Crown Master Food-Cutter (krajczy koronny) – Jakub Sobieski (1628-1636)

Lithuanian Master Ford-Cutter (strukczaszy królewski/krajczy litewski) – Krzysztof Sapieha (1631-III.1633), Zygmunt Karol Radziwiłł (III.1633-1638)

Crown Esquire carver (stolnik koronny) – Adam Kazanowski (II.1633-VIII.1634), Mikołaj Ostroróg (VIII.1634-1636)

Lithuanian Esquire carver (stolnik litewski) – Geodon Tryzna (1631-1638)

Crown Lord High Steward (podstoli koronny) – Mikołaj Ostroróg (1633-VIII.1634), Piotr Daniłowicz (VIII.1634-1636)

Lithuanian Lord High Steward (podstoli litewski) – Piotr Wojna (1631-III.1633), Kazimierz Tyszkiewicz (III.1633-1638)

Crown King's Cup-Bearer (czesnik koronny)

Lithuanian King's Cup-Bearer (czesnik litewski)

Crown Master of the Royal Hunt (lowczy koronny)

Lithuanian Master of the Royal Hunt (lowczy litweski) – Krzysztof Zawisza (1629-1637)

Regents of Chancellories (regenci kancelarii wiekszych i mniejszych)

Metricants of Chancellories (metrykanci kancelarii wiekszych i mniejszych)

Court Writer (pisarz sadowy)

4 Great Lithuanian Writers (4 czterej pisarze wielcy litwescy) – Kazimierz Leon Sapieha (1631-1637), Marcjan Tryzna (1628-1641), Krzysztof Gosiewski (1625-1639), Stanisław Naruszewicz (1630-1650)

Great Crown Writer (dwaj pisarze wielcy skarbowi koronni)

Lithuanian Tresury Writers (trzej pisarze skarbowi litewscy)

Crown Keeper (kustosz koronny)

Lithuanian Geometer (geometra litewski)

Lithuanian Lord of Army (wojski litewski)

Lithuanian Master of the Cellars (piwniczy litewski)

Crown Instigator (instigator koronny) – Andrzej Lisiecki (1632-1639)

Lithuanian Instigator (instigator litewski) – Jerzy Drasławski (1633-1638)

Court Standard Bearer (chorazy nadworny)

Deputy Master of the Horse (podkoniuszy)

LIST H Military Officials

Military Officials (Urzedy wojskowe)

Greater Crown Hetman (hetman wielki koronny) – Stanislaw Koniecpolski (1632-1646)

Greater Lithuanian Hetman (hetman wielki litewski) – Lew Sapieha (1623-1633), Krzysztof Radziwill (I.1635-1640)

Field Crown Hetman (hetman polny koronny) – Marcin Kazanowski (1633-1636)

Field Lithuanian Hetman (hetman polny litewski) – Krzysztof Radziwill (1615-1635)

Crown Great Guardian (straznik wielki koronny)

Lithuanian Great Guardian (straznik wielki litewski)

Crown Field Guardian (straznik polny koronny)

Lithuanian Field Guardian (straznik polny litewski)

Crown Field Writer (pisarz polny koronny)

Lithuanian Field Writer (pisarz polny litewski) – Aleksander Gosiewski (1630-1639)

Crown Great Camp Leader (obozny wielki koronny)

Lithuanian Great Camp Leader (obozny wielki litewski) – Paweł Tryzna (II.1633-1638)

Crown Field Camp Leaders (obozny polny koronny)

Lithuanian Field Camp Leaders (obozny polny litewski)

Crown Military Judge (sedzia wojskowy koronny)

Lithuanian Military Judge (sedzia wojskowy litewski)

LIST I District officials

District officials

In Crown:

Chamberlain (podkomorzy)

City starost (starosta grodowy)

Standard bearer (chorazy)

District judge (sędzia ziemski)

Esquire carver (stolnik)

Master Cup-Bearer (podczaszy)

District judge deputy (podsędek ziemski)

Lord High Steward (podstoli)

King's Cup-Bearer (czesnik)

Master of the Royal Hunt (lowczy)

Greater Lord of Army (wojski wiekszy)

District Writer (pisarz ziemski)

Treasurer (skarbnik) from 1635

Sword-Bearer (miecznik)

Minor Lord of Army (wojski mniejszy)

Non-city starost (starosta niegrodowy)

In Lithuania:

District marshal (marszalek ziemski)

Ciwun (ciwun)

Chamberlain (podkomorzy)

City starost (starosta grodowy)

Standard bearer (chorazy)

District judge (sedzia ziemski)

Greater Lord of Army (wojski wiekszy)

Esquire carver (stolnik)

Lord High Steward (podstoli)

District Writer (pisarz ziemski)

Deputy Voivode or Deputy Starost (podwojewodzki or podstarosci)

City Judge (sedzia grodzki)

City Writer (pisarz grodzki)

Master Cup-Bearer (podczaszy)

King's Cup-Bearer (czesnik)

Horodniczy (horodniczy)

Treasurer (skarbnik)

Master of the Royal Hunt (lowczy)

Sword-Bearer (miecznik)

Master of the Horses (koniuszy)

Camp Leader (obozny)

Guardian (straznik)

Master Food-Cutter (krajczy)

Master of Forests (lesniczy)

Master of Brigdes (mostowniczy)

Master of Construction budowniczy)