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[[File:Royal coat of arms of the Netherlands.svg|thumb|250px|Royal coat of arms of the Netherlands]] |
[[File:Royal coat of arms of the Netherlands.svg|thumb|250px|Royal coat of arms of the Netherlands]] |
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[[File:Great coat of arms of Belgium.svg|thumb|250px|Royal coat of arms of Belgium]] |
[[File:Great coat of arms of Belgium.svg|thumb|250px|Royal coat of arms of Belgium]] |
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[[file:File:GreiiN256.png|thumb|100px|Coat of arms of Kevin Haelterman van Spengler and his descendant]] |
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== Features == |
== Features == |
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The main feature of this tradition is the use of the '''barred helmet''' (often with a golden trim and a collar) and that for all individual they be from nobility or not. The use of a '''belt''' to attach the shield to the helm is also prominent, especially in Belgian heraldry. Traditionally, the '''torses of Nederlandse coat of arms also have five twists''' contrary to the six often seen in the british isles. <br> |
The main feature of this tradition is the use of the '''barred helmet''' (often with a golden trim and a collar) and that for all individual they be from nobility or not. The use of a '''belt''' to attach the shield to the helm is also prominent, especially in Belgian heraldry. Traditionally, the '''torses of Nederlandse coat of arms also have five twists''' contrary to the six often seen in the british isles. <br> |
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File:Van Spengler wapen.svg|thumb|100px|Coat of arms of Johannes Theodorus van Spengler and his descendant |
File:Van Spengler wapen.svg|thumb|100px|Coat of arms of Johannes Theodorus van Spengler and his descendant |
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File:GreiiN256.png|thumb|100px|Coat of arms of Kevin Haelterman van Spengler and his descendant |
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== Authorities == |
== Authorities == |
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Revision as of 07:45, 16 May 2022
heraldry and heraldry is the form of coats of arms and other heraldic bearings and insignia used in the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Kingdom of Belgium and the Belgian colonial empire but also in the historical territories that make up the Lowlands (or Nederlands).
Features
The main feature of this tradition is the use of the barred helmet (often with a golden trim and a collar) and that for all individual they be from nobility or not. The use of a belt to attach the shield to the helm is also prominent, especially in Belgian heraldry. Traditionally, the torses of Nederlandse coat of arms also have five twists contrary to the six often seen in the british isles.
Belgian Heraldry is also known for blazoning not only the motto but the scroll, indicating the colours of the letters and of the scroll itself.
Both system do not have a system of cadency, all descendent of the armiger inherit his arms equally.
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Coat of arms of Johannes Theodorus van Spengler and his descendant
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Coat of arms of Kevin Haelterman van Spengler and his descendant
Authorities
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Hoge Raad van Adel (Municipalities and Nobility)
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Heraldische Raad Flemish Heraldic Council (Flanders)
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d’Héraldique et de Vexillologie Council of Heraldry and Vexillology (Wallonia and Region Brussel Capital)
Pages in category "Lowlands tradition"
The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.
