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[[File:Balduineum Wahl Heinrich VII.jpg|thumb|300px|1341 gathering of prince-electors from the constituent states of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].]] |
[[File:Balduineum Wahl Heinrich VII.jpg|thumb|300px|1341 gathering of prince-electors from the constituent states of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].]] |
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This template enables the systematic illustration of countries, regions, cities or other entities in lists |
This template enables the systematic illustration of countries, regions, cities or other entities – i.e. in lists – by showing their respective [[coat of arms|coats of arms]]. The use of [[heraldry]] as a means to identify geographical entities is a centuries-old tradition. |
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<u>'''''Please note:'' Only the [[Escutcheon (heraldry)|escutcheon]] is included (with the possible addition of surmounting crowns for [[monarchy|monarchies]]). This principle ensures tidiness and visibility even at a low resolution, and satisfies the rules of heraldry.'''</u> |
<u>'''''Please note:'' Only the [[Escutcheon (heraldry)|escutcheon]] is included (with the possible addition of surmounting crowns for [[monarchy|monarchies]] or [[mural crown]]s for cities etc.). This principle ensures tidiness and visibility even at a low resolution, and satisfies the rules of heraldry.'''</u> |
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===Example=== |
===Example=== |
Revision as of 12:53, 19 May 2012
Information
This template enables the systematic illustration of countries, regions, cities or other entities – i.e. in lists – by showing their respective coats of arms. The use of heraldry as a means to identify geographical entities is a centuries-old tradition.
Please note: Only the escutcheon is included (with the possible addition of surmounting crowns for monarchies or mural crowns for cities etc.). This principle ensures tidiness and visibility even at a low resolution, and satisfies the rules of heraldry.
Example
*{{Coat of arms|Australia}} *{{Coat of arms|Austria}} *{{Coat of arms|Belgium}} *{{Coat of arms|Canada}} *{{Coat of arms|Copenhagen}} *{{Coat of arms|Holy Roman Empire}} *{{Coat of arms|France}} *{{Coat of arms|First French Empire}} *{{Coat of arms|Kingdom of France}} *{{Coat of arms|Paris}} *{{Coat of arms|United Kingdom}} *{{Coat of arms|United States}}
Would produce:
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- File:Canadian Shield.svg Canada
- Copenhagen
- Holy Roman Empire
- France
- First French Empire
- Kingdom of France
- Paris
- United Kingdom
- United States
When no parameter is defined, the template will default to:
See also