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== Symbolism == |
== Symbolism == |
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The '''azure''' represents |
The '''azure''' represents the armigers favourite colour blue; also a colour of medieval France; their favourite period in French history. The '''fess or''' represents stability and patience; staying calm and not losing their temper in nearly all situations is one of their main qualities. The '''mullet in the Dexter chief''' represents perseverance while '''the mullet in sinister chief''' represents their mainly idiosyncratic views. The '''mullets in base''' are a reminder that every advantage a person has can always turn in a disadvantage; the inverse can happen if you have the right balance of stability represented by the '''fess'''. |
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Revision as of 18:52, 28 December 2022
| Tim The Good | |
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| GreiiN:284 | |
 Emblazoned by Hospitaller | |
| Assumed | 2022 |
| Country of Origin | France |
| Tradition | Hungarian heraldry |
Blazon
- Escutcheon
- Azure a fess Or, an eight pointed stars Or in each quarter.
- Crest
- Between a pair of wings Sable an acorn of the same.
- Mantling
- In dexter, Azure doubled Argent; in sinister, Gules doubled Or
Official Blazon
Blazon (Français)
- Écu
- D'azur a la fasce d'or un étoile d'or dans chaque quart.
- Cimier
- A un gland de sable entouré d'un vol du même.
- Lambrequins
- D'azur doublé d'argent à dextre et de gueules doublé d'or à sénestre.
Symbolism
The azure represents the armigers favourite colour blue; also a colour of medieval France; their favourite period in French history. The fess or represents stability and patience; staying calm and not losing their temper in nearly all situations is one of their main qualities. The mullet in the Dexter chief represents perseverance while the mullet in sinister chief represents their mainly idiosyncratic views. The mullets in base are a reminder that every advantage a person has can always turn in a disadvantage; the inverse can happen if you have the right balance of stability represented by the fess.
