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The stick, called añepa, is a symbol of power of the old Guanches.<br> | |||
The bowls are symbolizing, that Adeje was capital of one of the most important mini-kingdoms, called "menceyatos" in prehispanic times. <br> | |||
The tower is an image of the Casa Fuerte, the residence of the Lords of Adeje, who gained the title of a marquess, which is also reflected by | |||
the coronet. <br>The image on the base is symbolizing the importance of touristic activities at the shores of the municipality. | |||
{{media}} | {{media}} | ||
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ADEJE
Region : Canarias
Province : Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The stick, called añepa, is a symbol of power of the old Guanches.
The bowls are symbolizing, that Adeje was capital of one of the most important mini-kingdoms, called "menceyatos" in prehispanic times.
The tower is an image of the Casa Fuerte, the residence of the Lords of Adeje, who gained the title of a marquess, which is also reflected by
the coronet.
The image on the base is symbolizing the importance of touristic activities at the shores of the municipality.
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