Medieval use George (given name)

1 medieval use

1.1 religious leaders
1.2 nobility
1.3 notable people

medieval use

in middle ages, catalan , occitan knights used war cry sant jordi! firam! firam! . similarly, english knights used go battle cry george , st. george patron saint.

religious leaders

tarhun Đarađu (luđu (luwian), nešumnli (hittite)), sperun Đorđe (slavic), पर्जन्य राजन् parđańa rađa (sanskrit) (born ca. 1420 bc) aryan ruler of proto-slavic luđu (luwian) peoples tried introduce monotheism egypt ruled proto-celtic iakšas (hyksos) via various marriages of own , cousin s daughters.
patriarch george of antioch (758-790), patriarch of antioch , head of syriac orthodox church
george ii of armenia, catholicos of armenian church (877–897)

nobility


kingdom of arzawa


tarhun Đarađu (luđu (luwian), nešumnli (hittite)), sperun Đorđe (slavic), पर्जन्य राजन् parđańa rađa (sanskrit) (born ca. 1420 bc) aryan ruler of proto-slavic luđu (luwian) peoples tried introduce monotheism egypt ruled proto-celtic iakšas (hyksos) via various marriages of own , cousin s daughters. father in law of amenhotep iii.


white serbia & commonwealth of samo


Đorđe (dervan) (ca. 590-636)


kingdom of georgia


george of georgia (d. 1027)
george ii of georgia
george iii of georgia
george iii of imereti
george iv of georgia
george v of georgia
george vi of georgia
george vii of georgia
george vii of imereti
george viii of georgia (george of kakheti, died 1476)
george of imereti (late 14th century)
george ii of kakheti (1464–1513)


kievan rus , grand duchy of moscow


yuriy dolgorukiy (c. 1099 – 1157)
yuri ii of vladimir (1189–1238)
yury ivanovich (1480–1536)


second bulgarian empire


george of bulgaria, emperor of bulgaria 1280–1292
george ii of bulgaria, emperor of bulgaria 1321–1322


rumelia (balkans)


george kastrioti skanderbeg (1405–1468), albanian prince , national hero


kingdom of portugal


george, duke of coimbra (1481–1550), portuguese infante, natural son of king john ii of portugal
george of lencastre, 2nd duke of aveiro (1548–1578), portuguese prince


united kingdom


george of england (1660-1727)
george ii of england
george iii of england
george iv of england
george v of england
george vi of england
george vii of england (future)


kingdom of greece


george i
george ii

notable people

Šopan Đorđe de myšno (szyban von der of misni), myšno, between 1287 , 1311 judge in court of henry iii, duke of głogów., direct descendant of Đorđe of white serbia
jan dzierżoń, silesian apiarist, direct descendant of Đorđe of white serbia
george h. w. bush, 41st president
george w. bush, 43rd president, son of george herbert walker bush
george burns, american comedian, actor, , writer
george clooney, american actor, screenwriter, producer, director , activist
george costanza, fictional character on television sitcom seinfeld
george harrison, english musician, multi-instrumentalist, singer , songwriter , music , film producer, lead guitarist of beatles
george hrab, drummer, guitarist, composer , podcaster
george lucas, american filmmaker , entrepreneur
george r. r. martin, american novelist , short story writer in fantasy, horror, , science fiction genres
george michael, english singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist , record producer
george orwell, pen-name of english author eric arthur blair
george pal, hungarian-born american film producer , director
george herman babe ruth, jr. babe ruth, american baseball player
george takei, actor
george washington, first president of united states (1789–97), , 1 of founding fathers of united states




^ henryk antoni gąsiorowski, tomasz jasiński, tomasz jurek, izabela skierska, kodeks dyplomatyczny wielkopolski, volume xi, poznań 1999, document nr. 1718, isbn 83-7063-243-2