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The cross is the symbol of the "Orden de los Calatrava" a old Christian order; the castle symbolises the historical castle (now a ruin). | The cross is the symbol of the "Orden de los Calatrava" a old Christian order; the castle symbolises the historical castle (now a ruin). | ||
The | The lower half of the arms symbolise the story of the patron saint, St. Marta, who killed a dragon with blessed water from a caldron. | ||
[[Literature]] : Image from [http://es.wikipedia.org wikipedia] | [[Literature]] : Image from [http://es.wikipedia.org wikipedia] | ||
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MARTOS
Region : Andalucía
Province : Jaén
Official blason
Origin/meaning
The cross is the symbol of the "Orden de los Calatrava" a old Christian order; the castle symbolises the historical castle (now a ruin).
The lower half of the arms symbolise the story of the patron saint, St. Marta, who killed a dragon with blessed water from a caldron.
Literature : Image from wikipedia