Any good anagrams for towarzysz?

A Towarzysz was sort of a junior cavalry officer or rather knight-officer in the autorament narodowy Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth National army, both in cavalry and infantry, from the 16th century until 1794 AD. In the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's National army towarzysz was usually a noble who served for a period of time in the Army as a horseman with his mounted retainers and free servants, or with none or one retainer and very few free servants, organized into banners/companies. His pay was relative to the type of cavalry unit he served, whether in, banners. He usually brought between 1 to 4 men with him in his "retinue" prescribed by his current military contract with his commander, the rotameister, and the state. He armed, provisioned and commanded his retainers, and his free servants, that provided care for horses and weapons, forage, set up camp, and mended equipment. In the light cavalry, a towarzysz usually fought with a very small poczet.

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