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The arms were granted with its modern blazon in 1936 and registered in 1974.
The arms were granted with its modern blazon on May 9, 1936 and registered in 1974.


The lion in the arms of Ystad is probably derived from the national arms of [[Denmark]], which shows three blue leopardized lions in a golden field. Instead of hearts or sea leaves, the lion in the arms of Ystad is surrounded by roses, taken from a seal known from the 14<sup>th</sup> century.   
The lion in the arms of Ystad is probably derived from the national arms of [[Denmark]], which shows three blue leopardized lions in a golden field. Instead of hearts or sea leaves, the lion in the arms of Ystad is surrounded by roses, taken from a seal known from the 14<sup>th</sup> century.   
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