Filon Kmita (1530 Kyiv Voivodeship – 1587), also known as Kmita the Chernobylan, was a noble in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth...

Désiré Filon (1800–1875), French historian Louis Napoleon George Filon (1875–1937), English mathematician Filon Dzhelaliy, Cossack colonel Filon Kmita (1530–1597)...

bog iron, out of which was produced iron. The village was granted to Filon Kmita, a captain of the royal cavalry, as a fiefdom in 1566. Following the...

Mikhail Shein / Peotr Gorchakov 1611–1621 Mikolaj Glebovich 1621–1621 Filon Kmita / Andrzej Sapieha 1625–1639 Alexander Hosevski 1639–1643 Krzysztof Hosevski...

influential family of Right-bank Ukraine. Since 1565, after it was sold by Filon Kmita, the town became the property of the Olizar family, who later received...

Kmitycz. In 1581 a Wieledniki miasteczko was recorded in the property of a Filon Kmita Czarnobylski. Further years record further changes of the ownership....

Smolensk Reign 1578–1579 Predecessor Grigalius Valavičius Successor Filon Kmita Born 1530 Died 1579 Grand Duchy of Lithuania House Astikai Father Jurgis...

Lithuanian squads, and taking numerous prisoners. It was attacked by Filon Kmita and Jurgis Astikas near Orsha and, believing that they were attacked...

Successor Andrius Zaviša Voivode of Smolensk Reign 1596–1602 Predecessor Filon Kmita Successor Petras Dorohostaiskis Born Grand Duchy of Lithuania Died 19...

Radziwiłł's regiment was joined by mercenary and Cossack cavalry units of Filon Kmita, Voivode of Smolensk. The combined forces numbered some 6,000 soldiers...

castellan of Vilnius Zofia married Duke Janusz Zasławski (died 1562) and Filon Kmita Czornobylski, voivode of Smolensk Aleksandra married famous military...