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Enhance Your Identity with a Heraldic Coat of Arms
Summary
During the Middle Ages, knights used a Heraldic Coat of Arms for identification. In a time when few could read, these visual symbols were crucial for recognition on the battlefield.Keywords
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A Heraldic Coat of Arms served as an immediate visual identifier rather than a mere artwork. In battles, it was essential to quickly determine an ally from a foe. Over time, these coats of arms evolved beyond warfare, symbolizing membership in the aristocracy.
The Heraldic Coat of Arms featured vibrant hues like bright red, royal blue, emerald green, and royal purple. They were often accented with gold and silver, crafted from metals. Typically, a coat of arms includes a shield, possibly topped with a crest, a motto, and animals as supporters. Heraldry employs a specific language to describe a shield so that any expert could reproduce it accurately without seeing the original.
Today, Heraldic Coats of Arms captivate new generations. For instance, while the Australian Capital Territory lacks its own coat of arms, Canberra’s was granted by King George V in 1928. Its motto, "For the Queen, the Law, and the People," is symbolized by a black and white swan, representing both Aboriginal and European heritages.
In New Zealand, significant institutions and local authorities use coats of arms, which are cherished for their decorative appeal, symbolism, and historical value. The New Zealand Heraldic Coat of Arms reflects national identity and governmental authority. It adorns important documents like Acts of Parliament, Proclamations, and passports, embodying a traditional expression of sovereignty.
Thus, the Heraldic Coat of Arms not only serves as a national emblem but also as a unique symbol representing a nation in diverse ways.
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