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ARJONA

Region : Andalucía
Province : Jaén
District (Comarca) : Campiña

Official blazon

Cuartelado en cruz: I: En gules, una torre de plata, abierta y mazonada de sable, surmontada por una cruz patriarcal de plata. II: En gules, una cruz de San Andrés de oro. III: En sinople, dos bandas de plata. IV: En púrpura, un toro andante de sable, surmontado, en jefe, por tres cruces de Calatrava, de gules, puestas en faja. Bordura general de plata, que carga en cada uno de los flancos, una rama de sinole. En jefe y ombligo, respectivamente, la leyenda en letras de sable: "Senatus Urgavonensis". (Divisa de donde deriva el topónimo). Contorno hispano-francés y timbre de corona de infante, que deberia adoptar el contorno español y la corona real cerrada. |- |English | (Jaén) No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |}

Origin/meaning

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