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The Oriflamme of the Most Serene grand Principality of Lorenzburg
Adopted: 6 June 2015
Meaning of Flag Explained: The Oriflamme (from Latin: Flamma Aurea – Golden Flame) – a red and golden flag featuring symbols (golden pea under an open crown of gold) relating to the fairy tale “The Princess on the Pea”. In the famous story, it is actually the pea – even though it is seemingly small and insignificant - that is the true protagonist that moves the narrative along. Similarly, micronations are often very small but with a great capacity to inspire change. The Oriflamme is the flag, specifically for Lorenzburg’s domains in Karlstad/Sweden.
The Mariflamme of the Most Serene grand Principality of Lorenzburg
Adopted: 19 September 2023
Meaning of Flag Explained: The Mariflamme – “Flame of the sea”. This is a blue and silver flag featuring a silver pearl silver under an open crown of silver. The Mariflamme was adopted on September 19th 2023, as Lorenzburg incorporated the Gothenburg city section, also named Lorensberg, within its realms. The flag is specifically for Lorenzburg’s domains in Gothenburg – Sweden’s second largest city, by the west coast.
The National Coat of Arms of the Most Serene grand Principality of Lorenzburg
Adopted: 19th of September 2023 (current version)
Meaning of CoA Explained: The national Coat of arms of Lorenzburg: By a princely hat, crowned shield quartered by a cross Or with outbent arms, and an inescutcheon containing the dynastic arms of the Princely House von Fräähsen. In the first and fourth fields, gules a pea Or under an open crown Or. In the second and third fields, azure, a pearl Argent under an open crown Argent. Supporters: two panthers incensed standing on a compartment Or each crowned with a princely hat, sinister supporter holding a standard with the Mariflamme and dexter supporter similarly holding a standard with the Oriflamme, All surrounded by a pavilion gules with ermine mantling and the base of the dome is surrounded by five visible upturned flaps ermine – each with an ermine – in the same manner as the lining of a Princely Hat, around the lower edge of the dome are abached hanging tassels Or, crowned with a princely hat and tied up with tassel-adorned strings Or. The original coat of arms first adopted in 2015, then an ameliorated heraldic achievement in 2023 to reflect the incorporarion of Lorenzburg by the Sea.
The National Emblem of the Most Serene grand Principality of Lorenzburg
Adopted: January 2015
Meaning of Emblem Explained: The national emblem of all of Lorenzburg is a golden pea under a princely hat and a motto written with black on a golden band. Il Frotte – “It chafes”.
The Heraldic Device of the Reigning Prince of the Most Serene grand Principality of Lorenzburg
Adopted: January 2015
Meaning of Emblem Explained: The hereditary device of the reigning Prince or Princess of Lorenzburg, is a natural peacock under a princely hat, with a blue band lined in silver with the motto in French: Il ne pourrit pas – “It doesn’t rot”.
The Personal Emblem of the Reigning Prince of the Most Serene grand Principality of Lorenzburg
Adopted: January 2015
Meaning of Emblem Explained: The personal emblem of the present reigning Prince of Lorenzburg, is a natural crocus under a princely hat, with a blue band lined in silver with the motto in French: Le Printemps Retournera – “Spring [always] returns”.
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