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{{personal arms}} | {{personal arms}}'''CERRINA DE CLARE''''''Registration no.: 004/2018''' | ||
'''CERRINA DE CLARE''' | |||
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Country of origin : Mexico<br> | Country of origin : Mexico<br> | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | |||
This design uses the colors and elements used in grants of Armorial Achievements in the armigers family lineages for many centuries. The red color (gules) is used in honor of the 1,000 year history of military service in the armigers family lineages from the Battle of Hastings in the 11th century to the Afghanistan wars in the 21st century. The armigers family has engaged in military service all over the modern and medieval world with honor and humility. | This design uses the colors and elements used in grants of Armorial Achievements in the armigers family lineages for many centuries. The red color (gules) is used in honor of the 1,000 year history of military service in the armigers family lineages from the Battle of Hastings in the 11th century to the Afghanistan wars in the 21st century. The armigers family has engaged in military service all over the modern and medieval world with honor and humility. | ||