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'''Country''' : Czechia [[File:czechnat.png|60 px|right]]<br><br><br> | |||
'''Province''' : [[Plzeňský Kraj]][[File:Plzensky.png|60 px|right]]<br><br><br> | |||
'''District (Okres)''' : <br>Domažlice <br> | |||
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The village of Mutěnín (then Muttersdorf) was granted city rights with seal and arms in 1577. | |||
The upper half shows a copper miner, as the town developed around the local copper mine since the 13th century. The lower half shows a fox, taken from the arms of the local lord in the 16th century, Johann von Widersperg. He granted the first rights to the town in 1524. The original arms of the Wiedersperger von Wiedersperg family indeed showed a fox. | |||
Another explanation for the fox was given by Widimsky and states that it is actually the wolf of the [[Diocese of Passau]], as the area belonged to the bishops in medieval times. This is very unlikely however. | |||
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File:muteninz1.jpg|alt=Arms (crest) of Mutěnín|The seal from 1577 | |||
File:mutenin2.jpg|alt=Arms (crest) of Mutěnín|The arms by Widimsky (1864) | |||
File:muttersdorf.ege.jpg|alt=Arms (crest) of Mutěnín|The arms in an [[Die_Wappen_der_Heimat|album]] from 1955 | |||
File:Mutěnín1.jpg|alt=Arms (crest) of Mutěnín|The arms by Jan Čaka (1987) | |||
File:mutenin.jpg|alt=Arms (crest) of Mutěnín|The arms in the 1990s | |||
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[[Category:Czech Municipalities M|Mutenin]] | [[Category:Czech Municipalities M|Mutenin]] | ||
[[Category:Plzeňský Kraj|Mutenin]] | [[Category:Plzeňský Kraj|Mutenin]] | ||
[[Category:Domažlice|Mutenin]] | [[Category:Domažlice|Mutenin]] | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 11 July 2023
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Country : Czechia  Province : Plzeňský Kraj  District (Okres) :
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| Czech | Ve zlato-stříbrně děleném štítě nahoře vyrůstající černě oděný vousatý horník držící vpravo mlátek a vlevo želízko, obojí stříbrné s topůrky přirozené barvy, dole běžící červený vlk. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The village of Mutěnín (then Muttersdorf) was granted city rights with seal and arms in 1577.
The upper half shows a copper miner, as the town developed around the local copper mine since the 13th century. The lower half shows a fox, taken from the arms of the local lord in the 16th century, Johann von Widersperg. He granted the first rights to the town in 1524. The original arms of the Wiedersperger von Wiedersperg family indeed showed a fox.
Another explanation for the fox was given by Widimsky and states that it is actually the wolf of the Diocese of Passau, as the area belonged to the bishops in medieval times. This is very unlikely however.
The seal from 1577
The arms by Widimsky (1864)
The arms in an album from 1955
The arms by Jan Čaka (1987)
The arms in the 1990s
