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| In Grün eine gesenkte goldene Wellendeichsel, bedeckt mit einem sechsmal von Silber und Rot gespalteten gesenkten Bogenbalken zum Schildhaupt, darüber ein aufrechtes goldenes Schwert, überdeckt von einem goldenen Mühlrad. | |||
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The wavy lines in the arms show the Jerrisbek river joining the Treene. This junction of rivers played an important role in the local history, as the Danish army got trapped between the rivers on August 12, 1410. In the following battle with the army of the Dukes of Schauenburg the Danes were defeated. The sword in the arms also refers to the battle. The water-mill wheel represents the village of Solelrup-Mühle, in which a water-mill was already mentioned in 1500. The base shows a chequered semi-circle, symbolising the important bridge over the Treene, for which a toll had to be paid. The green and gold colours symbolise the nature and agriculture in the municipality. | The wavy lines in the arms show the Jerrisbek river joining the Treene. This junction of rivers played an important role in the local history, as the Danish army got trapped between the rivers on August 12, 1410. In the following battle with the army of the Dukes of Schauenburg the Danes were defeated. The sword in the arms also refers to the battle. The water-mill wheel represents the village of Solelrup-Mühle, in which a water-mill was already mentioned in 1500. The base shows a chequered semi-circle, symbolising the important bridge over the Treene, for which a toll had to be paid. The green and gold colours symbolise the nature and agriculture in the municipality. | ||
[[Civic Heraldry Literature - Germany|'''Literature''']]: Kommunale Wappenrolle Schleswig-Holstein | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:59, 28 March 2024
SOLLERUP
State : Schleswig-Holstein
District (Kreis) : Schleswig-Flensburg
Amt : Amt Eggebek
| German | In Grün eine gesenkte goldene Wellendeichsel, bedeckt mit einem sechsmal von Silber und Rot gespalteten gesenkten Bogenbalken zum Schildhaupt, darüber ein aufrechtes goldenes Schwert, überdeckt von einem goldenen Mühlrad. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on February 20, 2004.
The wavy lines in the arms show the Jerrisbek river joining the Treene. This junction of rivers played an important role in the local history, as the Danish army got trapped between the rivers on August 12, 1410. In the following battle with the army of the Dukes of Schauenburg the Danes were defeated. The sword in the arms also refers to the battle. The water-mill wheel represents the village of Solelrup-Mühle, in which a water-mill was already mentioned in 1500. The base shows a chequered semi-circle, symbolising the important bridge over the Treene, for which a toll had to be paid. The green and gold colours symbolise the nature and agriculture in the municipality.
Literature: Kommunale Wappenrolle Schleswig-Holstein
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