Blazon of Galicia

The weapons of Galicia, community autumn in the North-East of the Spain, recognized historical Nation of the kingdom of Spain, are described and égies by a Loi of the Parlement of Galicia relating to the symbols of Galicia ( Lei de Símbolos de Galicia, aprobada sports shirt Parlamento da Comunidade Autónoma O 23 of xuño of 1984 ) of June 23rd, 1984.

Under the Loi the ecu of Galicia will have to appear:

In the Flag X to which article 5 of the law is referred.
In the laws of Galicia that the President of the Government of the autonomous community of Galicia promulgates, in the name of the King.
In the plates in the frontages of the buildings of the autonomous Administration.
In the Punch S dry with sealing wax the autonomous Community.
In the titles letters of credit of Galician decorations.
In the official publications.
In the documents, the printed papers form, the punches and the headings of official use of the Community.
In the diplomas and the titles.

Heraldic

The weapons of Galicia are blasonnent as follows: Of azure to the gold chalice, surmounted by a money host, and accompanied by seven small crosses by same, 3 with dextral, 3 with sinistral and one as a chief. The ecu is stamped of a royal crown. .
II of speaking Armes acts, evoking the name Galicia (Galicia) by an approximation: chalice (cáliz)

The Holy Chalice

The Saint Chalice ( Santo Graal in Galician) is one of the oldest historical symbols which represents Galicia like political institution. The Saint Chalice appears in a document for the first time like identifier the kings of Galicia in English armorial bearings in 1282. The chart of the weapons of the kingdom of Galicia did not cease evolving/moving through the Siècle S. the Chalice of one closed graphics in the beginning (Bergshammar armorial bearings, Sweden, 1436 and Gymnich, Flandres, 1445) it evolved to an open form.

The modern graphic standardization of the Weapons or Blazon of Galicia was established in 1972 by the Real Academia Galega (RAG), the Galician Royal Academy.

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