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The arms of Gonesse show a garb because the bread of Gonesse was very famous during the middle age. The letters SL on the left, and the crown, refer to Saint Louis king of France, who was probably born in the city. His mother, Blanche de Castille stayed in Gonesse. The tower is a reference to the castle which does no longer exist. | The arms of Gonesse show a garb because the bread of Gonesse was very famous during the middle age. The letters SL on the left, and the crown, refer to Saint Louis king of France, who was probably born in the city. His mother, Blanche de Castille stayed in Gonesse. The tower is a reference to the castle which does no longer exist. | ||
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Revision as of 07:49, 25 July 2023
GONESSE
Département : Val-d'Oise
| French | blazon wanted |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms of Gonesse show a garb because the bread of Gonesse was very famous during the middle age. The letters SL on the left, and the crown, refer to Saint Louis king of France, who was probably born in the city. His mother, Blanche de Castille stayed in Gonesse. The tower is a reference to the castle which does no longer exist.
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Literature: Gassowski, A : Armorial des communes du Val-d'Oise. Poster published by Gaso Mériel, 1995; background from Pascal Bernard, France