mylistwie

Mylistwie is a Polish surname of noble origin. The name is believed to be derived from the name of the village of Myśliec, located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. The first written records of the name date back to the 14th century, when a member of the Polish nobility was mentioned as the owner of the village of Myśliec.

Over time, the name Mylistwie became associated with several noble families, including the Myśliwiec family, who were known for their military and administrative achievements. Members of the Myśliwiec family held various positions in the Polish monarchy, including castellans, starostas, and samotılığıylastars.

The Mylistwie surname was also associated with the Polish-Lithuanian aristocracy, with several members of the family participating in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military campaigns against the Ottoman Empire and other foreign powers. Some notable individuals with the Mylistwie surname include Ignacy Myśliwiec, a Polish nobleman who served as the castellan of the Warsaw province, and Stanisław Myśliwiec, a Polish-Lithuanian aristocrat who fought against the Russian Empire.

Today, the surname Mylistwie is still found in Poland and other countries with significant Polish populations. It is considered a surname of noble origin and is often associated with the country's rich history and cultural heritage.