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Isaac D'Henry
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Coat of arms of Isaac D'Henry
Assumed	2020

Name: Isaac D'Henry
Aliases: Mayosski Vlaanderram
Place: Flanders, France
Tradition: Belgian Heraldry[1]
Granted/officially recorded by : -

Isaac D'Henry
From the crest, A Phrygian cap Gules crowned by a wreath of laurel Or. For a motto, “In verzet eegen den stroom” - ‘Resisting against the stream’ written in letter of gold on a scroll Azur

Blazon

Escutcheon

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Crest

A Phrygian cap Gules crowned by a wreath of laurel Or.

Helm

A helmet Argent barred, trimmed and with a collar Or Closed and Attached with a belt Gules

Motto

“In verzet eegen den stroom” - ‘Resisting against the stream’ written in letter of gold on a scroll Azur

Official Blazon

In azuur, een schuinbalk tegengeblokt van keel en van goud tussen twee hoorns van goud. Het schild getopt met een helm van zilver, getralied, gehalsband en omboord van goud, gevoerd en gehecht van keel, met wrong en dekkleden van goud en van lazuur. Helmteken: Een frygische muts van keel gekroond met een lauwerkrans van goud. Wapenspreuk: 'In Verzet Eegen Den Stroom' in letters van goud op een lint van lazuur.

Symbolism

Shield:
The colours scheme of the arms are those of Flanders Ancien and West-Flanders.
The tincture of the field stands for the viola flower, the armiger's favourite flower and a symbol of remembrance and religious knowledge. Also it alludes to a the calm water on the shores of the North Sea.
The horns is canting for his name, Isaac, as well as his alias “Vlaanderram”, the Flemish ram. It also references the Binding of Isaac (Genesis 22:13) itself symbol of both selfless sacrifice and religious zeal creating a paradox that appeals to the armiger. The horn is also a symbol of the Shofar blown on Rosh H'odesh, symbolising the importance of the lunar cycle in the armiger's own mythology
The bend counter-compony stand for the armiger's passion for strategy games such as chess as well as for Samson’s riddle “Out of the eater came something to eat, and out of the strong came something sweet.” (Judges 14:14). The gules for the blood of the lion (which is also a symbol of Flanders) and the gold for the honey (the bees are a symbol of fellowship).
Crest:
The Phrygian cap is a symbol of France and of the armiger's passion for History. Also, it is a symbol of Freedom. The crown of laurels stands for honour and glory and is an allusion for the antic subject in the academic arts of the XVIIIth century. The crest is a representation of the armigers love for History and Art as well as a metaphor for the history of the Jewish people that were slaves in Egypt and will be glorious when the messiah' arrives.

History of the coat of arms

Isaac D'Henry
From the crest, A sphinx double-faced couchant Azur. For a motto, “Cognitionem, Honorem, Dedicationem”

Blazon (xx/2020)

Escutcheon

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Crest

A sphinx double-faced couchant Azur.

Motto

“Cognitionem, Honorem, Dedicationem”

Isaac D'Henry
From the crest, A sphinx double-faced couchant Azure, crowned by a phrygian cap proper and laurels Or. For a motto, “Oppostaan Tegenstroom” – ‘Rise up against the stream’

Blazon (05/2020)

Escutcheon

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Crest

A sphinx double-faced couchant Azure, crowned by a phrygian cap proper and laurels Or.

Motto

“Oppostaan Tegenstroom” – ‘Rise up against the stream’

Warcry

“Pour la liberté, Pour l’honneur” – ‘For freedom, For honour’

Isaac D'Henry
From the crest, A Phrygian cap Gules crowned by a wreath of laurel Or. For a motto, “Oppostaan Tegenstroom” – ‘Rise up against the stream’ “In verzet tegen de stroom” - ‘Resisting against the stream’ (07/04/2021) “In verzet eegen den stroom” - ‘Resisting against the stream’ (05/05/2022)

Blazon (10/08/2020)

Escutcheon

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Crest

A Phrygian cap Gules crowned by a wreath of laurel Or.

Motto

“Oppostaan Tegenstroom” – ‘Rise up against the stream’

“In verzet tegen de stroom” - ‘Resisting against the stream’ (07/04/2021)

“In verzet eegen den stroom” - ‘Resisting against the stream’ (05/05/2022)

Warcry

“Pour la liberté, Pour l’honneur” – ‘For freedom, For honour’ [Removed] (03/2020)

Supporters

In dexter a lion horned ram-like Or horned, langued and armed Gules, in sinister a sphinx double-faced Or winged and armed Gules [Discontinued] (06/2021)