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BELMONTE DE MIRANDA
Region/Province : Asturias
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En el primer cuartel partido: cinco bustos de doncellas rodeadas por serpientes, que es el escudo del linaje de Miranda. El segundo cuartel partido: llamas de oro que son las armas de Cienfuegos, de las que existen diversas versiones: en algunas casonas, aparecen sólo una llama y en otras cinco pequeñas llamas. Tercer cuartel cortado: brazo de un monje empuñando un báculo, acompañado de los lises una a cada lado, una cruz flordelisada de oro y una mitra abacial, este cuartel es una variante de las armas de la congregación de Castilla de la Orden del Cister. Al timbre corona real, cerrada.
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Literature : Panizo Gómez, 1994; Image taken from http://www.geocities.com/panizo2000