A Survey Of Cultural Meanings For Ecclesiastical Heraldy

The ecclesiastical heraldiry generation is the combined result of various forces ofthe Church and its secular society. It is the bud in the Middle Ages the mid. It was ahit in Europe during the Great Revolution. By the20th century to be revived inEurope. It became an important part of the European Capital of Culture.The first part write ecclesiastical heraldiry, coat of arms in the two warring sideswere dressed in armor, when distinguish friend and foe. In order to solve the problemof identification on the shield design a unique pattern from a distance to distinguish.These patterns from generation to generation is handed down, and finally evolved intoa symbol of identity and status. Church coat of arms was originally based on theimprint of a symbol of the identity of the church staff and the emergence of the mainpractical function, and gradually become later with the hereditary nature of thecultural code, and the formation of a unique set of rules of heraldry.The second part focuses write an integral part of the church heraldry and culturalinformation, for centuries, the church part of the coat of arms has been constantlychanging, from the beginning of the shield, helmet and plumes, to help shield those,and gradually developed to the presenttriple crown or miter, church hats, the two keysof St. Peter, shield, cloak, cross, scepter, cape, Proverbs, to help shield by. Churchheraldic style kept changing, from simple to ornate, which contains the constantlyenrich the cultural information. Family crest, the implication inherent in the patternare used in many fields of society.The third part focuses on writing the application of the church the heraldiccultural meaning, through the national flag, national emblem, badge, and even thedescription of the markers of other industries, to reflect the cultural meaning to anindustry in the church heraldry, a campus,even a nation to provide a sense ofbelonging. In today’s world many countries are using the national flag and nationalemblem to show the cultural meaning in church heraldry and the identity of its ownpeople. Such as the British national emblem of the Royal Lion like the power of thecoat of arms for the unity of the British lily coat of arms, the French are not violated.