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The crossed swords in their scabbards are a reference to the battle of Alvalade, when in 1323, Queen Isabel appeared between the two confronting armies of King Dinis and Prince Afonso (future King Afonso IV) and made peace between father and son, avoiding a bloody battle. The swords were part of the aarms of São João de Deus. | The crossed swords in their scabbards are a reference to the battle of Alvalade, when in 1323, Queen Isabel appeared between the two confronting armies of King Dinis and Prince Afonso (future King Afonso IV) and made peace between father and son, avoiding a bloody battle. The swords were part of the aarms of São João de Deus. | ||
The hill with the golden chevron is a reference to the name Areeiro, meaning sand extraction place that existed in that area, the green hill was part of the former Alto do Pina arms. | The hill with the golden chevron is a reference to the name Areeiro, meaning sand extraction place that existed in that area, the green hill was part of the former Alto do Pina arms.'''[[Literature]]''': | ||
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{{media}} image and information from Sergio Horta | {{media}} image and information from Sergio Horta |
Revision as of 13:50, 29 January 2024
AREEIRO
Municipality : Lisboa
District : Lisboa
Established from : 2012 Alto do Pina, São João de Deus
Portuguese | De ouro, duas espadas de negro passadas em aspa embainhadas de azul e realçadas de prata; em chefe livro de prata encadernado de vermelho; em campanha monte de verde firmado e movente, carregado de um canto de ouro. Coroa mural de prata de quatro torres aparentes. Listel de prata com a legenda a negro, em maiúsculas: “ AREEIRO - LISBOA “. |
English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on September 12, 2020.
The open book represents the several educational and cultural institutions in the area.
The crossed swords in their scabbards are a reference to the battle of Alvalade, when in 1323, Queen Isabel appeared between the two confronting armies of King Dinis and Prince Afonso (future King Afonso IV) and made peace between father and son, avoiding a bloody battle. The swords were part of the aarms of São João de Deus.
The hill with the golden chevron is a reference to the name Areeiro, meaning sand extraction place that existed in that area, the green hill was part of the former Alto do Pina arms.Literature:
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