SUMMARIZED MEANING HUNGARY’S COAT OF ARMS

We can read more explanation of Hungarian Republic’s coat of arms from more source which cause dividing in Hungarian and international level. But this dividing and more elements of Hungary’s coat of arms which have similar meaning prove what it realy says.

Hungary have elements from other cultures like every culture have. In other word the Hungarian culture is a melting culture which gain from things got from other culture making them Hungarian.

The Saint Crown:

In Hungary kings have never had new crown made. Every of our kings were crowned with the same crown.

The saint crown being assembled of two crown is suprising and unusual it refer of respecting of ancestors from the begining of state foundation expressing the wish of continuity and growth.

Árpád Strips:

That is the symbol of union of seven Hungarian clan. But we can read in more places seven times divided Árpád strips. Why we have eight strips then? The answer is simple. Dividing mean cuts between silver and red strips. They mean those cuts that seven clan leader did during blood contract which kept Hungarians first base contract.

Double cross with crown and triple mound:

Double cross (as taken element) has origin from Byzantium. According to other opinion it is the word of “ one” from Hungarian runes. Both of these are true! Hungarian is a united nation and in the time of appearing of double cross taking Christianity was important. This symbol was the best for kings making us Religious because God had been present in the Hungarian runes by the double cross. First time double cross appeared without triple mound on coats of arms. But this was not sympathetic and we made it Hungarian with triple mound which is an ancient symbol of LAND. The double cross got a BASE by this. Seeing Hungarian coat of arms as picture writing –let’s think of Hungarian runes– the right side of the coat of arms means ONE RELIGIOUS KINGDOM

-The double cross can be parallel with the "ég" Hungarian word which have two meanings "burn" and "sky". Fire burn and God is in the sky how it was thought long ago. There are God and the hell in it. In this way it is circumlocution of religion.-

Three mean parts of Hungarian coat of arms mean the union of Hungarians together and separate way as well. Saint Crown unites us in kingdom, Árpád strips unite us in seven clan leader, right side of the coat of arms unites us in Religion. That is why it was possible and necessary to use right and left side of the coat of arms separate way. Let’ think of Koppány not being Religious was closer to Strips of Árpád. But who taken new Religion stand closer to the side of double cross. Hungarian kings were king of Religious and the leader of unreligious. Accepting as king and taxes were important for them so they tried to unite and name divided Hungarians different way.
 

IN THIS WAY HUNGARY’S COAT OF ARMS CONTAINS SYNONYMS!

LET’S READ THE MEANING OF THE HUNGARIAN COAT OF ARMS TOGETHER!

Seven clans settled in a Religious kingdom under the Saint Crown. It makes it with crown, strips and double cross. In other way the coat of arms of Hungary can mean foundation of a state –which is a Hungarian word: államalapítás–. This  prove that we chose right symbol of our country at system change.

Note:

Do not use this document to provoke others. This explanation of Hungarian Republic's coat of arms based on state foundation of Hungary, habits in middle ages and Hungarian culture. The present Hungarian coat of arms can not be attributed claiming territories.

Hungary's coat of arms unite Hungarian citizens as state coat of arms.

Triple mound can have hills meaning (Mátra, Tátra, Fátra) but it is from the meaning of LAND because in the middle ages owing castles being on hills meant power on lands.

Hungary's coat of arms must not be compared to other country's coat of arms as everybody makes coat of arms for its own.

This coat of arms explanation turn more unambiguous by inquiry British Royal coat of arms using.

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