Coat of arms of Svätý Jur
The coat of arms of Svätý Jur (German: Sankt Georgen, Hungarian: Szentgyörgy, English: Saint George) were officially granted on June 14, 1647, but the use of it on seals dates from the 15th century.
| Coat of arms of Svätý Jur | |
|---|---|
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| Armiger | City of Svätý Jur |
| Adopted | 1647 |
The arms show knight Saint George sitting on the horse holding a shield with painted white cross in his right hand while sword holding in his left hand. There is a dragon placed in the lower section of the coat of arms.
Sources
- Official document of coat of arms and flag of Svätý Jur on the Svätý Jur official website (in Slovak)
- (in Slovak)
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References
Bibliography
- Kartous et al, 1991; Slowakei - Spaziergänge durch die Jahrhunderte der Städte und Städchen. Piroda, Bratislava, 1994 (German version, ISBN 80-07-00531-5)
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