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The coat of arms of King Vukašina In this article, written for the Croatian public, etc. Šišić shows that the origin of the Serbian coat of arms (a cross with four steels) should look at the Moor Orbini, who was 1,601th first published food presentation the emblem as Arma del Re Vukasin, and is part of the coat of arms Orbin was transferred in 1701. in Stematografija Paul Ritter Vitezovića as arms of Serbia and from that time Karlovac srbska metropolitanate used this emblem as an integral part of their coat of arms, but by the time metropolitans Moses Petrovic food presentation year 1726th Example Karlovac mitrpolije big impact Stematografija Žefarović, which was in 1741. Riterovo work translated from Latin into slovenosrbski, expand the use of the coat of arms of the Serbs in the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and in general food presentation for all Serbs. food presentation Year in 1838. This was received by Milos Obrenovic, the official coat of arms of the Principality of Serbia.
Article of Dr. F. Šišića clearly showed the issue of tradition and use of the Serbian coat of arms of Orbin time. Yet a question remains unsolved, how is Orbini taken or invented this coat of arms, there you cross the four steels an ancient tradition, which would have tied the medieval Serbia? The last time this question was touched g. prof. Pera Popović, architect and connoisseur serednjevekovne srbske umetnosti.U an article was in 1924. analyzed the hypothesis arhim. Nićifora Dučića the relationship between the respective coat of arms and seal Chilandar Sv. Save - he decided this question negatively. food presentation In the second article of the 1926th addressed by Mr. Pera Popović attention to the seeming srbski coat of arms, which is used to smoke. Avramovic video on one of Galatskih gates of Constantinople. Using the Article food presentation famous Byzantine g. Ž. Ebersolta, sir. Pera Popović interpret the mysterious emblem of the Galata gate - Genoese coat of arms - which are at the beginning of the fourteenth century had built new fortifications in Galati, and the monogram of the four V whacked over the hump Genovese food presentation shows suzerainty Palaeologus food presentation and means:
Βασιλεύς Βασιλέων Βασιλεύων Βασιλεύουσι According to this the origin of the Serbian coat of arms has nothing to do with these boards in Constantinople, which is now in the museum. Yet how did this strange similarity between the serbian coat of arms and emblem on the gates of Constantinople early fourteenth century? We think that it is not random, but that the origin of these similarities to be found in Serbian-Byzantine relations fourteenth century, so important for understanding srbske history.
First of all, we must point out that Mr. Ž. Ebersolt quite wrong in proving crest with monogram food presentation (it would be better to say, with tetragramom) in Constantinople board. This is the coat of arms of Genoa whacked him over the letters in the sign suzerainty (case unknown in heraldry) than the crest or emblem of the imperial family food presentation Palaeologus, and that consequently late Byzantium. The Venetian Museo Civico is a interesting map of the Mediterranean Sea, painted by Francesco de Čezanis the 1421st There are of particular countries and painted in the colors of their flag. Between Thessaloniki and Istanbul Chamber is flag of the Byzantine Empire - a gold cross on a red field with four gold letter V between the arms of the cross. The similarity between this flag and the coat of arms of the Serbian striking. This picture is the best proof that the Byzantine Empire served crusader banner food presentation with this emblem. We note that the F. de Čezanis probably copied his ticket with an older flag of the Armenian Kingdom and the Cypriot flag on the Lusignan kings of Cilician coast, this practical situation before the 1375th I really have a lot of other evidence that the Byzantine Empire in the fourteenth century, was known to cross with four V, as a sign (Emblem) imperial house of Palaeologus. It usually indicates that Byzantium did not know the coats of arms, as the only sign of the imperial house, which can be considered to some extent for the state coat of arms appears in the last centuries Eagle (previously Single head, from the end of XIII - the two-headed), food presentation we see that the Byzantine imperial suits, and pictures of Serbian rulers, and the Bulgarian coins from the end of XIII, and the money Despot Oliver. It is known that the Russian state has received food presentation a two-headed eagle in his arms the 1472nd After marriage food presentation John third with a niece of the last Emperor Palaeologus, thereby emphasize their connection with the Byzantine Empire and its importance as - the only Orthodox empire.
Flag of the Byzantine Empire, the map of the Mediterranean Sea from the 1421st years, but it should be noted that in the era of imperial Palaeologus family began serving a separate emblem, and it's a cross with four V. Towards the end of the Byzantine emblem appears on the imperial flag (that we saw on the map Čezanisa) and it is interesting that at the time, often seen as the four steels. That's what the emblem or coat of arms Palaeologus and about, take you on four V and four steels, there is a whole literature. In his famous work De Officiis Pseudo Kodina clearly food presentation speaks to the Byzantine ships villa imperial flag: a cross with symbols. But a French heraldist seventeenth century, Marc Vulton de Colombiere interpreted the year in 1664. this figure in the coat of arms of the four V Palaeologus as such a sentence. Under the influence of Wilson's entered the Goar This interpretation was in 1648. in your comments KODIN works. Then Dikanž (Du Cange), always well informed brings to his work Familiae Byzantiniae Palaeologus - again a gold cross with four gold steels in red