Biography
Early life
Konstantyn Franciszek Korniakt was born in Sośnica in 1582, the son of the noble Polish merchantEstablishment at Bialoboki
After his father's death on 1 August 1603, Korniakt sold his inherited Lwów Land estates, including some left to his brother Aleksander. Konstantyn then consolidated and moved to theDispute with Stadnicki
Korniakt had inherited a mortgage of the town of Lancut which had been issued by his late uncle Michael Korniakt for 17,000 zlotys.{{Cite book, url=http://pbc.gda.pl/dlibra/doccontent?id=16047, title=Prawem i lewem : obyczaje na Czerwonej Rusi w pierwszej połowie XVII.wieku. T. 2, Wojny prywatne (Right and left: customs in Red Ruthenia in the first half of the 17th century. T. 2, Private wars), last=Łoziński, first=Władysław, publisher=H. Altenberg, year=1904, isbn=, location=Lviv, pages=13,33,65,242,282–292,343–359,381,488,495–503, language=Polish This mortgage had been assumed by''"Infantry hit the castle gates, the riders launched an attack from the commons where there were neither moats nor walls. At the same time the cannonade was opened and a terrible shout was made in the wake of trumpets and war cauldrons. Soon the gates of the castle were assaulted with cannonballs and assault axes, the infantry invaded the castle and immediately hung its banner on the tower as a sign of triumph.'' ''In a moment the castle was full of Stadnicki's soldiers, who rushed to the shops, the caskets, the wardrobes, because the first main goal of such a mercenary party was to rob their own hand. Everything that could be found at home was robbed - says Korniakt - as in ready money, jewels, chains, canoes, crosses, wear, ignites, rings, manels, crowns, pontoons, ferets and various pieces , gemstones as diadems, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, general gold in subtle works made of gold, so in pearls made and not made of considerable size, very costly and expensive, so in portugal, duplon, triplon and other gold coin, also in silver and another coin .... The entire amount of Korniaktów cash was plundered, and the sum was great, which was reported and kept intact during bad adventures, putting a hundred and forty thousand zlotys lightly in hiding"''The women were stripped of what they were wearing, earrings torn off, and two of Konstanty's mother's fingers cut off so they could take expensive rings including her wedding ring and signet ring. Stadnicki kidnapped and kept Konstanty Korniakt with his wife and daughters in the dungeon of his castle at Łańcut for 8 weeks where they were chained, mistreated and the women were raped. Stadnicki kept the family in the dungeon until Korniakt and his mother signed an agreement for waiver of debts, claims for stolen valuables and damages from the raid on Sosnica. After his release Korniakt took refuge behind the walls of Lviv and from there he filed new lawsuits for robbery and imprisonment. However this again raised Stadnicki's anger. Korniakt's lawyers Adam Zhidovsky and Andrei Svidnitsky, who were conducting the case, miraculously escaped from the city of Przeworsk with their lives. Then in 1606 Stadnicki, with his armed force of 1200-2000 freely entered Lviv and forced Korniakt to re-sign the waiver. In 1608 Korniakt built the brick castle at Bialoboki. Stadnicki attacked the castle and there is a legend that after a long fight broke through. But Korniakt managed to escape through a tunnel leading from the castle to the village of Gać. There, a peasant helped him and in disguise he took him to a safe castle in
Military career and private conflicts
During the Polish-Swedish war in Livonia (1600-1611) he participated in the Siege of Fellin (May 1602,Marriage and children
Konstantyn Franciszek Korniakt married Elżbieta Ossolińska (d. 1646), the daughter ofDeath and afterward
In June of 1624 the Tatars invaded the Przemysl region. As they destroyed the villages they established themselves in a ravine that would someday be called Wolica.{{Cite book, url=https://fbc.pionier.net.pl/details/nnl8Tdk, title=Najazd tatarski na ziemię przemyską w 1624 r. (Tatar invasion of Przemyśl in 1624), last=Gliwa, first=Andrzej, publisher=, year=2005, isbn=, location=, pages=, language=Polish{{Cite book, url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/234083081/Maurycy-Horn-Chronologia-i-Zasi%C4%99g-Najazdow-Tatarskich-Na-Ziemie-Rzeczypospolitej-Polskiej-w-Latach-1600-1647, title=Chronologia i Zasięg Najazdów Tatarskich Na Ziemie Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w Latach 1600 – 1647 (Chronology and range of Tartar invasions on the lands of the Republic of Poland in the years 1600 - 1647), last=Bogdan, first=Zając, publisher=Ministerstwa Obrony NarodowejWarszawa, year=1962, isbn=, location=Warsaw, pages= Konstantyn Korniakt of Białoboki died from wounds during this invasion as a defender of the Polish lands. He was buried in the Dominican church in Przemyśl. Although the Tatars captured most of the local population asBibliography
* Michał Proksa: Studia nad zamkami i dworami ziemi przemyskiej od połowy XIV do początków XVIII wieku, Przemyśl 2001 (s. 468) * Władysław Łoziński: Prawem i Lewem, tom I i II, Iskry, Warszawa 2005, {{ISBN, 83-207-1769-8 * Franciszek Młynek i Józef Benbenek: Przeworsk i Okolice, Warszawa 1960 * Zygmunt Gloger: Encyklopedia Staropolska, 1989, {{ISBN, 83-214-0411-1References
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