List of coats of arms with Martin of Tours

In the coat of arms is Martin of Tours , a common figure . He is one of the saints who in heraldry stands for religion in heraldic art. He is depicted as a rider, dividing a cloak with a sword. The supplicant kneels before him. A halo around the head increases the value of the rider. A selection of coats of arms in which it is represented:

Note on the representation column :

Is only described if it is not about a saint Martin sitting on a horse who divides the cloak with the sword and gives half to the beggar.

coat of arms	Place name / administrative area	State / Canton	country	Presentation / special features
	Aigues-Mortes	Gard	France
	Amöneburg	Hesse	Germany
	Arnschwang	Bavaria	Germany	"In blue, growing out of a lowered silver wavy bar, the golden nimbly Saint Martin with red robe and silver cloak, who divides the cloak with the blue sword, top left with a little shield divided by gold, red and silver"
	Aschaffenburg	Bavaria	Germany	"On a silver background with a gold border on top, a symmetrical, blue-roofed, red castle with round side towers touching the lower edges of the shields, each kneaded with a golden tower ball, in the archway with a gothic tip placed on a golden seat with animal heads and paws protruding from the side, and - Shoed silver bishop, his right hand raised in blessing, with his left hand holding a left-facing golden crook, clad with a silver pallium and a blue, gold-striped miter. "
	Bad Ems	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany
	Bad Orb	Hesse	Germany
	Berlare	East Flanders	Belgium	also including six scallops
	Berghausen	Baden-Württemberg	Germany	“In the left half the Baden coat of arms, the red sloping bar in the yellow field, in the right half the armored arm in silver, the hand in pink, which is holding a hanging red cloth. This right part is reminiscent of the local saint, St. Martin of Tours, who before entering the clergy as a knight cut his soldier's cloak with the sword and handed half of it to a cold arm. Kaarst
	Berstheim (Alsace)	Grand Est	France	without beggars
	Bingen am Rhein	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany	"In blue on an overgrown green shield foot, a silver Roman rider with a golden helmet with a plume, tunic, boots and gold-sheathed, silver-tipped, red sword scabbard on top, on a striding, gold-hoofed and red-bridled, silver horse, dividing his red rider's cloak with a silver sword, in front of him kneeling a pleading, with his left arm on a crutch in natural colors, silver man with a red ribbon placed over his right shoulder, a gold skirt and black laced gold trousers, in the upper right corner a red label with a silver six-spoke wheel in it. On the edge of the shield a golden pinnacle wall with five towers. ”- The rider is St. Martin, the sign is the Mainz wheel.
	Bockenheim on the Wine Route	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany	"Divided by blue and silver, on top of a striding silver horse with a golden mane, bridle, saddle and tail a golden nimbly silver saint, with a silver sword dividing his red cloak, below on a green arched foot a rising, silver-armored black billy goat." - without beggar
	Cazis	Grisons	Switzerland
	chablis	Yonne	France
	The castle	Hesse	Germany
	Flims	Grisons	Switzerland
	Froitzheim	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	“In gold, the bust of a red-clad, right-hand raised bishop St. Martin with a silver staff and gold-embroidered miter, growing behind a black shield with a gold lion. The golden lion comes from the coat of arms of the former Duchy of Jülich. "
	Gallows	Schwyz	Switzerland
	Genk	Limburg	Belgium
	Greetings	Thuringia	Germany	"In blue a blue-armored and helmeted rider in natural colors on a gold-bridled, gold-hoisted, silver horse, dividing his red cloak with a silver sword, clad below by a blue shield with a crowned golden lion in it." - without a beggar
	Yes	Lower Silesia	Poland
	Jonschwil	St. Gallen	Switzerland	without beggars
	Kaarst	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	"Instead of the figure 'St. Martin with horse and beggar 'on the coat of arms of the municipality of Kaarst can now be found its attribute ' coat divided by a sword 'on the coat of arms of the city of Kaarst. “- neither riders nor beggars
	Kaarst			old coat of arms, see text above
	Kroppenstedt	Saxony-Anhalt	Germany
	Linne	Limburg	Netherlands
	Lorch	Hesse	Germany
	Marktoberdorf	Bavaria	Germany	"In silver a growing, looking, golden armored, helmeted, leg-lit, black belted, Roman legionnaire in natural colors with a red tunic, cloak and helmet plume, with a gold-tipped, silver sword, the cloak with a growing, golden apron, pleading, naked beggar in." sharing natural colors. "
	Martin	Žilinský	Slovakia
	Martinshöhe	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany	"In black, Saint Martin dressed in gold on a red-bridled silver horse (white horse), dividing his cloak with a silver sword, including five silver bolls 2: 1: 2." - without a beggar
	Meddersheim	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany
	Medel (Lucmagn)	Grisons	Switzerland
	Nagymaros	Pest county	Hungary	-without beggars
	Neustadt	Hesse	Germany
	Neustadt an der Waldnaab	Bavaria	Germany
	Nieder-Hilbersheim	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany
	Nottuln	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany
	Oberlungwitz	Saxony	Germany
	Oberteuringen	Baden-Württemberg	Germany
	Olpe	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany
	Quenstedt	Saxony-Anhalt	Germany	"In green a four-arched golden glory (nimbus), inside a bishop with a red robe and red bishop's cap (miter), in the right a silver goose, in the left holding a silver crook that is inclined and turned to the left."
	Raisio	Varsinais-Suomi	Finland	"In silver, a gold-haired and gold-haired, blue-robed, red-booted saint looking forward in natural colors on a gold-armored, bridled and saddled, striding red steed, his red riding cloak held with a cross brooch with his left hand, the silver one in his right, holding gold-tipped sword. ”- without a beggar
	Richterich (district of Aachen)	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany
	Rüdesheim (Nahe)	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany
	Rudesheim am Rhein	Hesse	Germany	"The rider is St. Martin of Tours, who shares his cloak with the poor in front of him, the standing pilgrim is St. James with his pilgrim staff and scallop."
	Sendenhorst	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany
	Wins	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	“In silver, a growing red battlement wall with an open gate flanked by two black grooved, lowered towers each with three arched windows and a tent roof, raised by two four-pass openings in black and silver, growing out of the battlements an (arch) bishop in natural colors with flowing blond hair, blue regalia and miter and silver pallium, in the raised hands on the right a silver crook with a golden curvature turned to the left, on the left an open silver book with gilt edging, an empty page with black inscriptions underlaid with gold, a small label in the archway, portal pages and lower edge of the shield touching, in it a golden, red armored and tongued lion in blue. ”- French shield (old). Alternative interpretation of the figure as Engelbert I of Cologne
	Soazza	Grisons	Switzerland
	St. Martin	Grisons	Switzerland	"In blue, a saint in a silver, golden ornate episcopal regalia, flanked and underneath accompanied by seven six-pointed golden stars."
	Šmartno pri Litiji (St. Martin near Littai)	Central Slovenia	Slovenia
	Saint Martin	Valais	Switzerland
	Saint-Martin-la-Plaine	Loire	France	without beggars, jumping steed
	Sankt Martin im Mühlkreis	Upper Austria	Austria	"Under the red shield head in silver a raised blue rafter covering the shield head with the point, enclosing a half-sleeved, red cloak, covered with a silver, fallen sword with a protruding blue hilt."
	Saint Martin	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany	"In blue under a golden peaked shield head, a gold-nimbed, golden-clad and armed saint in natural colors with a golden, red-tied helmet on a silver, red-bridled, striding horse, dividing his red equestrian cloak with a silver, gold-stapled sword, accompanied above in the first and third point." of a silver lily each, in the middle of the shield foot a silver label with a black horseshoe inside. ”- without a beggar
	Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge	Salzburg	Austria
	Saint Martin	Burgenland	Austria
	Sint Maarten	North Holland	Netherlands	without sword, but ring - 'beggar' standing and dressed normally
	Soazza	Grisons	Switzerland	Beggar almost naked
	stone	Limburg	Netherlands
	Titters	Basel-Country	Switzerland	“In gold, a straddling, standing, blond-haired, red-nimbed, blue-armed and spurred saint in natural colors, dividing the red cloak with a silver sword.” - without a horse, without a beggar
	Waging by the lake	Bavaria	Germany
	Wangle	Tyrol	Austria	-without beggars-
	Twitch	Baden-Württemberg	Germany
	Zillis-Reischen	Grisons	Switzerland	“In silver, a golden nimbly, standing, looking, black-haired, gold-clad and spurred, silver saint with red undergarments and trousers as well as a black scabbard hanging around his neck, dividing the blue cloak with a black-tied silver sword in natural colors for the gold-tied beggar kneeling in front of him , accompanied by two six-pointed red stars in the upper corners. ”- without a horse
	Zons (festivals)	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	“In red a silver saint on horseback, with the sword sharing his cloak with a scantily clad man standing in front of him, in the right upper corner in silver a continuous black cross. On the edge of the shield (city coat of arms) a silver, three-tower crenellated wall crown with a black, central portal. "
	Zons	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	Coat of arms in the version that has been in effect since it was incorporated into Dormagen

See also

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