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MUROS DEL NALÓN
Region/Province : Asturias
| Spanish | Escudo cuartelado. Primer cuartel, seis cuervos en sable puestos en dos palos de tres. Estas son las armas pertenecientes al concejo de Pravia, que a su vez son las de los linajes de Cuervo y Arango. Segundo cuartel, cinco lises puestas en aspa. Son las armas de la familia Rua que, junto con la familia Cienfuegos, fundaron la capital del concejo. Tercer cuartel, cinco bustos de doncellas, puestos en aspa, sujetando sendas veneras de plata. Estas son las armas de la familia Miranda, que sucedieron a las anteriores como señores del coto. Cuarto cuartel, en gules un león rampante en oro. Estas son las armas del marqués de Muros. Al timbre corona real, abierta. |
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Literature : Panizo Gómez, 1994; Image taken from http://www.geocities.com/panizo2000