19-10-2020, 06:49 PM
The 1376 date marks the end of the use of the semé-de-lys pattern and the change to the three fleur-de-lys pattern. The 1469 date is a change in the achievement, not a change in the shield pattern. <Therefore irrelevant.> [Someone else's cut and paste investigation.]
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There's another interesting heraldic legend involving Chotard Chateaubriand and the French King Louis IX - that he took a dart for the king (in battle) and afterward changed his heraldic insignia from a red papelonny marked in gold to a golden semé-de-lys on a red field, in contrast to the royal blue, which was a semé-de-lys at that time.
Interesting that the papelonny pattern appears twice in the VMs Zodiac tub patterns - in Pisces and Dark Aries. But no one can name it, when no one knows it. Interesting that during the reign of Louis IX, the pope was in Lyon, and that pope, Innocent IV, was Sinibaldo Fieschi. And there are blue stripes on White Aries.
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There's another interesting heraldic legend involving Chotard Chateaubriand and the French King Louis IX - that he took a dart for the king (in battle) and afterward changed his heraldic insignia from a red papelonny marked in gold to a golden semé-de-lys on a red field, in contrast to the royal blue, which was a semé-de-lys at that time.
Interesting that the papelonny pattern appears twice in the VMs Zodiac tub patterns - in Pisces and Dark Aries. But no one can name it, when no one knows it. Interesting that during the reign of Louis IX, the pope was in Lyon, and that pope, Innocent IV, was Sinibaldo Fieschi. And there are blue stripes on White Aries.


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