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Overijssel (or "on the other side of the IJssel river") was part of Utrecht until 1528. In 1528 Charles V, as count of Holland, inherited the area. In the same year new arms were adapted. The arms depict the lion of [[Zuid Holland|Holland]] over the river IJssel. The arms haven't changed since then. | Overijssel (or "on the other side of the IJssel river") was part of Utrecht until 1528. In 1528 Charles V, as count of Holland, inherited the area. In the same year new arms were adapted. The arms depict the lion of [[Zuid Holland|Holland]] over the river IJssel. The arms haven't changed since then. | ||
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[[Litwap|Literatuur]] : De Vries, 1995 | [[Litwap|Literatuur]] : De Vries, 1995 |