Tübingen

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TÜBINGEN

State : Baden-Württemberg
District (Kreis) : Tübingen
Additions : 1934 Derendingen, Lustnau; 1971 Bühl, Hagelloch, Hirschau, Kilchberg, Pfrondorf, Unterjesingen, Weilheim; 1974 Bebenhausen

Official blazon

In Gold an drei roten Trageringen eine dreilatzige rote Fahne; auf dem Schild zwei schräggekreuzte, mit roten, golden geschlitzten Puffärmeln bekleidete Männerarme, die zwei mit den Spitzen aufwärts zeigende schwarze Hirschstange halten.

Origin/meaning

Tübingen was founded in the late 12^th century by the Counts-Palatine of Tübingen. The family used the banner (gonfanon) in its arms and the city adopted the banner as its arms already in the early 13^th century. Even after the city was acquired by Württemberg in 1342 the arms did not change.

The two arms holding the deer antler of the arms of Württemberg were granted in 1514 by Duke Ulrich.