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The '''Emblem of Kosbareland''' ([[Kosbaraans languague (Pacifica)|Kosbaraans]]: ''Embleem van Kosbareland'') is the official emblem of the [[Kosbareland (Pacifica)|Federal Union of Kosbareland]] and is used to authenticate the official documents issued by the government of Kosbareland. The Emblem was adopted for the proclamation of the Federal Union. Before the introduction of the Emblem, the Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom of Ouland | The '''Emblem of Kosbareland''' ([[Kosbaraans languague (Pacifica)|Kosbaraans]]: ''Embleem van Kosbareland'') is the official emblem of the [[Kosbareland (Pacifica)|Federal Union of Kosbareland]] and is used to authenticate the official documents issued by the government of Kosbareland. The Emblem was adopted for the proclamation of the Federal Union. Before the introduction of the Emblem, the Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom of Ouland was used to authenticate the documents. | ||
==History and origins of the Emblem== | ==History and origins of the Emblem== | ||
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''Argent a saltire gules and a cross azure. The shield surrounded by the Order of King Johannes I placed on a mantle gules doubled ermine, topped with the Crown of King Johannes I. And for supporters on the dexter and the sinister, two monks, haired, bearded and vested, each holding a raised sword, standing on a ribbon or inscribed with the motto: Van zee tot zee.'' | ''Argent a saltire gules and a cross azure. The shield surrounded by the Order of King Johannes I placed on a mantle gules doubled ermine, topped with the Crown of King Johannes I. And for supporters on the dexter and the sinister, two monks, haired, bearded and vested, each holding a raised sword, standing on a ribbon or inscribed with the motto: Van zee tot zee.'' | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 17 July 2020
| Emblem of Kosbareland | |
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| Armiger | College of Arms of Kosbareland |
| Adopted | 31 May 1910 (114 years ago) |
| Crest | Heraldic rose surrounded by three heraldic tulips |
| Blazon | Blue field with a golden boat in the centre |
| Supporters | Three flags of Kosbareland on each side |
| Motto | Ons see, ons aarde, ons kosbare |
| Use | on official buildings; on passports; on identity cards cards; in the header of the governmental acts and the official documents |
| Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom of Ouland | |
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| Armiger | King of Arms of the United Kingdom of Ouland |
| Adopted | 13 October 1406 (617 years ago) |
| Relinquished | 31 May 1910 |
| Crest | The Crown of King Johannes I |
| Blazon | White field with a red saltire and a blue cross |
| Supporters | Two monks |
| Motto | Van zee tot zee |
The Emblem of Kosbareland (Kosbaraans: Embleem van Kosbareland) is the official emblem of the Federal Union of Kosbareland and is used to authenticate the official documents issued by the government of Kosbareland. The Emblem was adopted for the proclamation of the Federal Union. Before the introduction of the Emblem, the Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom of Ouland was used to authenticate the documents.
History and origins of the Emblem
Blazon
Azure, a boat or. And upon a rose and three tulips gules. And for supporters on the dexter and the sinister, three flags of Kosbareland. And below the shield a scroll argent inscribed with the motto: Ons see, ons aarde, ons kosbare.
Other elements in use
Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom of Ouland
Argent a saltire gules and a cross azure. The shield surrounded by the Order of King Johannes I placed on a mantle gules doubled ermine, topped with the Crown of King Johannes I. And for supporters on the dexter and the sinister, two monks, haired, bearded and vested, each holding a raised sword, standing on a ribbon or inscribed with the motto: Van zee tot zee.
