Chavornay

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Blason de Chavornay/Arms (crest) of Chavornay
CHAVORNAY

Country : Switzerland
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Canton : Vaud
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French Parti d'argent et de gueules, a une couronne royale rodolphienne au naturel d'or gemmée d'azur, et de sinople.
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Origin/meaning

The arms were adopted in 1921.

The divided shield indicates that Chavornay was a possession of the Diocese of Lausanne.

The crown refers to the 9th century Kings of Upper Burgundy. King Rudolph II made a plea in Chavornay in 928; on this occasion he confirmed the election of a bishop of Lausanne. It is thus assumed that there was a kind of royal residence in the village.

The arms did not change after the merger in 2017.

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