Baysen 15 June 1467 – 1480 Mikołaj Bażyński/Niklas von Baysen 23 February 1481 – 27 March 1501 Maciej Raba 21 August 1512 – 1546 Achacy Czema 1546 – 24 May 1564 Fabian Czema 1566–1580 Fabian Czema (younger) 1581-22 August 1605 Jerzy Kostka 1605–1611 Stanisław Działyński 1611–1615 Jan Wejher 1615–1618 Stanisław Konarski 1618–1625 Samuel Żaliński 3 November 1625 – 6 October 1629 Samuel Konarski 30 November 1629 – 1641 Mikołaj Wejher 11 October 1641 – 20 May 1643 Jakub Wejher 20 May 1643 – 21 February 1657 Stanisław Działyński 30 March 1657 – 1677 Jan Ignacy Bąkowski 1677–1679 Jan Gniński 1679 Franciszek Jan Bieliński 1681–1685 Ernest Denhoff 1685–1693 Władysław Łoś 1694 Jan Jerzy Przebendowski 17 September 1697 – 9 February 1703 Piotr Kczewski 9 February 1703 – 20 November 1722 Piotr Przebendowski 21 November 1722 – 1755 Jakub Działyński 27 May 1756 – 17 September 1772 Regional council (sejmik generalny): Stuhm The Voivodeship was divided into four powiats (counties or administrative divisions): Sztum County, (Powiat Sztumski), Kiszpork County, (Powiat Kiszporski), Elbląg County, (Powiat Elbląski), Malbork County, (Powiat Malborski). Sources Malbork Voivodeship, description by Zygmunt Gloger External links Map showing borders of Malbork Voivodeship in 1752 Voivodeships of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Royal Prussia 1466 establishments in Europe 15th-century establishments in Poland 1772 disestablishments in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth