Mark with Heraldry: two bears with crown, | #448761

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  • Category: Fraternal, Political, Organizations
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  • Description: Heraldry: two bears with crown, imperial crown, shield, chain, two eagles, two crown and ring lines, black and white pattern, red and brown pattern, castle walls.
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  • Keywords: Principality of Anhalt
    heraldry
    coat of arms
    bears
    crown
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The heraldic achievement depicted in this photo represents the Coat of arms of Principality of Anhalt, Germany. Heraldry in Germany has its roots around the year 800 when emperor Charlemagne established the eagle as the symbol of the empire. A heraldic achievement contains multiple components like a shield, supporters, crest, and motto. The most important one is the shield, also called escutcheon, on which we can see the coat of arms as a central element. Also, we can see the coat of arms on a surcoat or a tabard.