Liancourt-Saint-Pierre

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LIANCOURT-SAINT-PIERRE

Département : Oise

Official blazon

Parti: au 1er de gueules à la tête humaine de posée de profil, les cheveux dressés en brosse d'or, surmontée d'un silex taillé d'argent, au 2e d'or au casque gaulois surmonté d'une couronne de laurier et soutenu de deux clefs passées en sautoir, le tout de sinople.

Origin/meaning

The head with the golden hair is taken from the arms of the Pellevé family, former lords of the village. The flint axe, the Gaul helmet and the Roman laurel wreath are symbols for the long history of the municipality. The crossed keys are the symbol of St. Peter, the local patron saint. The division line refers to the two parishes in the municipality that were united in the late 18th century.