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Châteaugiron

family·FR·strict·Clemmensen (Ordinary of Medieval Armorials)

D'or au chef d'azur.

Original entry: chief · O B · Bretagne · 1386

Blazon written automatically by Enquerre from the coded entry of Steen Clemmensen’s public database, Ordinary of Medieval Armorials (v2.1, 2020), used with the author’s permission. armorial.dk

Other names

Also called
Chateaugiron

In medieval armorials

  • Le Blancq (1380) no. 917 “le seigneur de chastelgeron”
  • Urfé (1380) no. 704 “le seigneur de castelgiron, d or au chief d asur”
  • Guerande (1381) no. 7 “patri sire de chasteagiron”
  • Gelre (1386) no. 785 “mons de chateaugeron”
  • Sicile (1425) no. 1254 “le sieur de chastelgeron, d or au chef d azur”
  • Bergshammar (1450) no. 2584 “m de chastiaugerô”
  • Berry (1458) no. 991 “le sr de chastiaugiron”
  • Berry (1458) no. 1011 “le sr de chastiaugiron”

Tinctures

azur (ordinary)
or (field)

Charges

chef (ordinary)
Parsed structure (AST)
{
  "field": {
    "tincture": {
      "name": "or",
      "category": "metal"
    }
  },
  "charges": [
    {
      "name": "chef",
      "count": 1,
      "category": "ordinary",
      "tincture": {
        "name": "azur",
        "category": "colour"
      }
    }
  ]
}

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