File:DEU Muggensturm COA.svg
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| Coat of arms | Deutsch: von Muggensturm English: of the municipality of Muggensturm |
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| Blazon | Deutsch: In Silber eine blaue Lünse, begleitet von zwei blaubesamten roten Rosen mit grünen Kelchblättern. |
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| Blazon reference | [1] | |||
| Tincture | argentazuregulesvert |
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| Date | from 1901; SVG 23 August 2018 | |||
| Object history |
Deutsch: Der früh zur Herrschaft Eberstein gehörende Ort, im 14. und 15. Jahrhundert auch Stadt genannt, war von 1387 bis 1676 ebersteinisch-badischer Kondominat und gehörte danach zur baden-badischen Grafschaft Eberstein. Die Lünse (Achsnagel) dürfte das Fleckenzeichen Muggensturms sein. Es ist bereits im ersten Fleckensiegel (Abdrucke seit 1511) in einem Wappenschild abgebildet und kehrt in allen späteren Siegeln wieder, in den Typaren des 18. Jahrhunderts von zwei Rosen oder zusätzlich von einer rechtshin liegenden Pflugschar begleitet. Die Rosen sind zweifellos ein Hinweis auf die Zugehörigkeit des Ortes zur Grafschaft Eberstein. Das Wappen wurde vom Generallandesarchiv entworfen und vom Gemeinderat 1901 angenommen. Ihm ist das Siegelbild des 18. Jahrhunderts zugrundegelegt. Schild und Rosen sind nach dem ebersteinischen Wappen, die Lünse nach freier Wahl tingiert. English: The village, which belonged to the Eberstein dominion early on and was also called a town in the 14th and 15th centuries, was an Eberstein-Baden condominium from 1387 to 1676 and then belonged to the Baden-Baden county of Eberstein. The linchpin is probably the mark of Muggensturm. It is already depicted in the first Fleckensiegel (imprints since 1511) in a coat of arms and returns in all later seals, in the typars of the 18th century accompanied by two roses or additionally by a plowshare lying to the right. The roses are undoubtedly an indication that the village belonged to the county of Eberstein. The coat of arms was designed by the General Archive and adopted by the municipal council in 1901. It is based on the seal image of the 18th century. The shield and roses are based on the Eberstein coat of arms, the linchpin on a free choice of colors. |
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| Artist | Chris die Seele | |||
| Source | Own work based on: [2] | |||
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| current | 01:06, 23 August 2018 | 701 × 742 (13 KB) | Chris die Seele | User created page with UploadWizard |
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