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The arms of Utrecht are a combination of the arms of the Archdiocese (Sticht) of Utrecht (I and IV), Holland (II and III) and the city of Utrecht. The arms of the Sticht are used since 1291. The bishops generally quartered their own arms with the arms of the Sticht. In 1528 Charles V, as count of Holland, was appointed as overlord. He combined the arms of Holland and Sticht, by placing the latter on the lion of Holland. Between 1578 and 1584 several combinations of Sticht, Holland and Utrecht are used. The present arms appear in 1582-84. The arms of the city disappear between 1584-1705. The arms haven't changed since then.Voorbeelden van het gebruik van het wapen in architectuur etc : | The arms of Utrecht are a combination of the arms of the Archdiocese (Sticht) of Utrecht (I and IV), Holland (II and III) and the city of Utrecht. The arms of the Sticht are used since 1291. The bishops generally quartered their own arms with the arms of the Sticht. In 1528 Charles V, as count of Holland, was appointed as overlord. He combined the arms of Holland and Sticht, by placing the latter on the lion of Holland. Between 1578 and 1584 several combinations of Sticht, Holland and Utrecht are used. The present arms appear in 1582-84. The arms of the city disappear between 1584-1705. The arms haven't changed since then.Voorbeelden van het gebruik van het wapen in architectuur etc : | ||
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[[Litwap|Literatuur]] : De Vries, 1995 | [[Litwap|Literatuur]] : De Vries, 1995 | ||