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Interesting link but aren't the CoAs very recent for Novgorod as free state in 1419?
YodaMaster said:
the top one is 1419, it was not the flag though. the flag had a trident head on it
Birger said:Any source please.
here is the situation
check COA on this site
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archbishop_of_Novgorod
COA is for novgorod the great
now read , 1st paragraph
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novgorod_Republic
Well, that doesn't say that the coat of arms dates back to 1419. The earliest date I've seen is 1781...
Found another interesting "shield"
№4. coat of arms on the map of East Europe (and Russia) 1562-1572 yr. is possible the coat of arms of Novgorod (region Of [vologdy], [Kargopolya], Dvina).
http://goldarms.narod.ru/opus2.htm
Found another interesting "shield"
№4. coat of arms on the map of East Europe (and Russia) 1562-1572 yr. is possible the coat of arms of Novgorod (region Of [vologdy], [Kargopolya], Dvina).
http://goldarms.narod.ru/opus2.htm
Birger said:Well, that doesn't say that the coat of arms dates back to 1419. The earliest date I've seen is 1781...
Found another interesting "shield"
№4. coat of arms on the map of East Europe (and Russia) 1562-1572 yr. is possible the coat of arms of Novgorod (region Of [vologdy], [Kargopolya], Dvina).
http://goldarms.narod.ru/opus2.htm
the black and white shield?
the novgorod republic only lasted till 1458, if novgorod republic is novgorod the great then they where around from the 14th century to 1458 , then its the COA.
Birger said:Well it's nothing else that the different shieldframes I did for EUIII but currently converting to EUII.
I've only done the latin/orthodox and muslim shield so far, the others are still a bit "rough" and need a beed tweaking before they're done.
Nifty.
Ayeshteni
The link for EGUFSM's napoleon seems broken. Could someone re-upload it and give the link? Thanks.
Got some new arms...
Ansbach
Arms of Oettingen, rulers of Ansbach, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansbach
Iceland - Will add it as a revolter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Iceland
Ansbach
Arms of Oettingen, rulers of Ansbach, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansbach
Iceland - Will add it as a revolter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Iceland
Birger said:
What about the 1500 coat of arms? (Not made on Wikipedia, but there is a description
"Around or after 1500 the Icelandic coat of arms became a crowned stockfish on a red shield. It is known as the Þorskmerkið (the cod markings) and the cod was occasionally depicted in a fresh form."
