Zawadzki coat of arms

Polish coat of arms

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Zawadzki

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Battle cry	This is for the knights, motto=Meum defendo alienum non peto
Earliest mention	1358 as Ostoja, 1526 as variation: Zawadzki
Families	Büthner vel Buethner, Bytner, Büthner-Zawadzki, Buethner-Zawadzki, Bytner-Zawadzki, Sawatzki, Zawacki, Zawadzki

Zawadzki is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.