About: Coat of arms of Dutch Lower Saxony

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The coat of arms was adopted in 1844 through the passing of the Law establishing the state symbols of Dutch Lower Saxony by the States-General of Dutch Lower Saxony. The coat of arms was proposed to the Hoge Raad van Adel, who accepted it with minor alterations. The originally proposed two crowns - one borne by the supporter, another set atop the escutcheon - was limited to a single crown borne by the supporter.

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rdf:type	Coat of Arms
rdfs:label	Coat of arms of Dutch Lower Saxony
rdfs:comment	The coat of arms was adopted in 1844 through the passing of the Law establishing the state symbols of Dutch Lower Saxony by the States-General of Dutch Lower Saxony. The coat of arms was proposed to the Hoge Raad van Adel, who accepted it with minor alterations. The originally proposed two crowns - one borne by the supporter, another set atop the escutcheon - was limited to a single crown borne by the supporter.
year adopted	1844(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	Symbols of Dutch Lower Saxony
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Name	Coat of arms of Dutch Lower Saxony
lesser width	250(xsd:integer)
Crest	None
Use	For all government purposes and uses
supporters	Held from behind by a swan proper bearing the royal crown of the Netherlands.
compartment	A field of grass Vert.
torse	None
Shield	I and IV Azure, billetty Or a lion with a coronet Or armed and langued Gules holding in his dexter paw a sword Argent hilted Or and in the sinister paw seven arrows Argent pointed and bound together Or; II and III Gules, a Saxon steed Argent.
armiger	Dutch Lower Saxony
Image-Width	250(xsd:integer)
abstract	The coat of arms was adopted in 1844 through the passing of the Law establishing the state symbols of Dutch Lower Saxony by the States-General of Dutch Lower Saxony. The coat of arms was proposed to the Hoge Raad van Adel, who accepted it with minor alterations. The originally proposed two crowns - one borne by the supporter, another set atop the escutcheon - was limited to a single crown borne by the supporter. Dutch Lower Saxony opted specifically not to include the motto of the House of Orange-Nassau, je maintiendrai. There have been several attempts to add the motto to the official blazon, most recently in 2014 with the Law to amend the Law establishing the state symbols of Dutch Lower Saxony in order to include the motto of the House of Orange-Nassau. The law was rejected 76 to 44.

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