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Additions : 2018 [[Hisel]] | Additions : 2018 [[Hisel]] | ||
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===Official blazon=== | ===Official blazon=== | ||
*( | *(1992) Unter rotem Schildhaupt, darin 5 goldene Ringe, in Gold eine grüne Pflanze, die nach der Hausmarke am Mayisch-Stockgut gestaltet ist. | ||
*(2021) Unter goldenem Schildhaupt, belegt mit sieben roten Ringen (4/3), schräglinks geteilt von Rot und Gold, vorne ein silbernes Glevenkreuz, hinten die grüne Hausmarke des 1730 gegründeten Stockgutes Mayisch, bestehend aus einem aus einer zwiebelartigen Knolle austreibenden Keimling mit vier Keimblättern und je drei gegenständigen Seitentrieben in einem Pflanzgefäß über einer Schale mit Randwulst. | |||
===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
The arms were granted on February 21, 1992. | The arms were adopted in 2021. | ||
The arms combine elements from the old arms of Hisel (cross) and Brimingen (see below). In the chief the 5 rings from the old arms were increased to 7 for the 2 former estates in the Hisel territory. | |||
The previous arms were granted on February 21, 1992. | |||
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The five rings in the chief symbolise the former estates in the municipality. The gold and red colours are derived from the arms of the Counts of Manderscheid-Blankenheim. The lower part shows the symbol of one of the Estates, founded in 1730. It symbolises a plant growing from the fertile ground, making it also an appropriate symbol for the mainly agricultural village. | The five rings in the chief symbolise the former estates in the municipality. The gold and red colours are derived from the arms of the Counts of Manderscheid-Blankenheim. The lower part shows the symbol of one of the Estates, founded in 1730. It symbolises a plant growing from the fertile ground, making it also an appropriate symbol for the mainly agricultural village. | ||
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[[Category:Bitburg]] | [[Category:Bitburg]] | ||
[[Category:Bitburg-Prüm]] | [[Category:Bitburg-Prüm]] | ||
[[Category:Granted | [[Category:Granted 2021]] | ||