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In Gold eine silberne Zinnenmauer, belegt mit einer aufsteigenden schwarzen Spitze, in der ein silbernes, golden begrifftes Hunnenschwert erscheint. | |||
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MERING
State : Bayern
District (Kreis) : Aichach-Friedberg (until 1972 Friedberg-Bayern)
Additions : 1972 Baierberg
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In Gold eine silberne Zinnenmauer, belegt mit einer aufsteigenden schwarzen Spitze, in der ein silbernes, golden begrifftes Hunnenschwert erscheint. Origin/meaningThe arms were granted on March 29, 1838 by King Ludwig of Bayern. The wall is a symbol for the former castle and fortress in Mering. The sword in the lower part is derived from the finding of a Hun's grave in 1808, which contained many swords.
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