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To denote the long traditions of cultivating the lands around Johnsdorf, the arms contain two charges: The fleur-de-lis as used by the Pichl family, landowners, who changed their name to von Johnsdorf at about 1500. And a Roman altar, dedicated to the weathergod Jupiter Uxlimetanus, which was found during excavations at a temple district at Königsberg bei Brunn. | To denote the long traditions of cultivating the lands around Johnsdorf, the arms contain two charges: The fleur-de-lis as used by the Pichl family, landowners, who changed their name to von Johnsdorf at about 1500. And a Roman altar, dedicated to the weathergod Jupiter Uxlimetanus, which was found during excavations at a temple district at Königsberg bei Brunn. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:38, 27 September 2023
JOHNSDORF-BRUNN
State : Steiermark
District : Südoststeiermark (until 2015 Feldbach)
Incorporated into : 2015 Fehring
Official blazon
In Blau pfahlweise ein goldener römischer Altar, beseitet von zwei goldenen Lilien mit Staubgefäßen.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on May 7, 1984.
To denote the long traditions of cultivating the lands around Johnsdorf, the arms contain two charges: The fleur-de-lis as used by the Pichl family, landowners, who changed their name to von Johnsdorf at about 1500. And a Roman altar, dedicated to the weathergod Jupiter Uxlimetanus, which was found during excavations at a temple district at Königsberg bei Brunn.
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