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The arms are based on the arms of the Lords of Wildberg, who used the arms in black instead of blue. The blue in the arms was chosen to symbolise a fountain, for the former spa Bad Knutwil in the municipality. The village was a possession of the Lords of Wildberg until 1484 when it was sold to the city of Luzern. | The arms are based on the arms of the Lords of Wildberg, who used the arms in black instead of blue. The blue in the arms was chosen to symbolise a fountain, for the former spa Bad Knutwil in the municipality. The village was a possession of the Lords of Wildberg until 1484 when it was sold to the city of Luzern. | ||
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[[Literature]] : Riedler et al; 1978 | [[Literature]] : Riedler et al; 1978 | ||
[[Category:Swiss Municipalities W]] | [[Category:Swiss Municipalities W]] | ||
[[Category:Luzern]] | [[Category:Luzern]] |
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WILIHOF
Canton : Luzern
Incorporated into : 2005 Triengen
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The arms are based on the arms of the Lords of Wildberg, who used the arms in black instead of blue. The blue in the arms was chosen to symbolise a fountain, for the former spa Bad Knutwil in the municipality. The village was a possession of the Lords of Wildberg until 1484 when it was sold to the city of Luzern.
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Literature : Riedler et al; 1978