Pringy (Marne)
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PRINGY (MARNE)
Département : Marne
French | D'azur à la jumelle ondée en bande abaissée d'argent accompagnée à senestre de deux épis de blé d'or ployés en chevron renversé, surmontés d’une anille d’argent; au franc-quartier de gueules chargé d'une colombe en vol d'argent, tenant en son bec la sainte Ampoule d'or. |
English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially adopted in 2020.
The wavy bends refer to the Marne river. The wall-iron and the wheatear come from the coat of arms of the Jacobé family, lords of the village in 1557. The dove and the ampulla are the symbols of Saint Remigius (Rémy), the local patron saint. Wheat can also highlight agriculture in Pringy.
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