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Additions : 1972 Neuhaus, Obertraubenbach, Penting (partly), Thierling | Additions : 1972 Neuhaus, Obertraubenbach, Penting (partly), Thierling | ||
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In Blau unter einem silberbordierten blauen Schild, darin ein goldener Schrägbalken, schräggekreuzt eine silberne natürliche Lilie und eine silberne Ähre, rechts und links beseitet von zwei voneinander abgekehrten goldenen Halbmonden, unten ein aufrechter goldener Halbmond. | |+Official blazon | ||
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| In Blau unter einem silberbordierten blauen Schild, darin ein goldener Schrägbalken, schräggekreuzt eine silberne natürliche Lilie und eine silberne Ähre, rechts und links beseitet von zwei voneinander abgekehrten goldenen Halbmonden, unten ein aufrechter goldener Halbmond. | |||
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===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The arms were officially granted on April 27, 1983. | The arms were officially granted on April 27, 1983. | ||
The fleur-de-lis is the symbol of St. Mary, since the 15<sup>th</sup> century patron saint of Schorndorf. The symbol also symbolises the Obermtinser Convent in Nenzing in the municipality. The wheat ear stands for the very long occupation and inhabitation of the area, as archaeological findings show cultivation of wheat in the area since the stone age. The crescents are derived from the arms of the Puchberg family, who had many possessions in Neuhaus. The small shield shows the arms of the Lords of Türling, who owned the Thierling estate in medieval times. The golden bend also symbolises the quartz layers in the municipality, as well as the rivers in the area. | The fleur-de-lis is the symbol of St. Mary, since the 15<sup>th</sup> century patron saint of Schorndorf. The symbol also symbolises the Obermtinser Convent in Nenzing in the municipality. The wheat ear stands for the very long occupation and inhabitation of the area, as archaeological findings show cultivation of wheat in the area since the stone age. The crescents are derived from the arms of the Puchberg family, who had many possessions in Neuhaus. The small shield shows the arms of the Lords of Türling, who owned the Thierling estate in medieval times. The golden bend also symbolises the quartz layers in the municipality, as well as the rivers in the area. | ||
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[[Literature]] : Image obtained from the [http://www.gemeinde-schorndorf.de Schorndorf] council. | [[Civic Heraldry Literature - Germany|'''Literature''']]: Image obtained from the [http://www.gemeinde-schorndorf.de Schorndorf] council. | ||
[[Category:German Municipalities S]] | [[Category:German Municipalities S]] |
Latest revision as of 14:53, 7 January 2024
SCHORNDORF
State : Bayern
District (Kreis) : Cham
Additions : 1972 Neuhaus, Obertraubenbach, Penting (partly), Thierling
German | In Blau unter einem silberbordierten blauen Schild, darin ein goldener Schrägbalken, schräggekreuzt eine silberne natürliche Lilie und eine silberne Ähre, rechts und links beseitet von zwei voneinander abgekehrten goldenen Halbmonden, unten ein aufrechter goldener Halbmond. |
English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on April 27, 1983.
The fleur-de-lis is the symbol of St. Mary, since the 15th century patron saint of Schorndorf. The symbol also symbolises the Obermtinser Convent in Nenzing in the municipality. The wheat ear stands for the very long occupation and inhabitation of the area, as archaeological findings show cultivation of wheat in the area since the stone age. The crescents are derived from the arms of the Puchberg family, who had many possessions in Neuhaus. The small shield shows the arms of the Lords of Türling, who owned the Thierling estate in medieval times. The golden bend also symbolises the quartz layers in the municipality, as well as the rivers in the area.
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