La emblemática y el repertorio heráldico de Cehegín
Journal Title: Alquipir - Year 2022, Vol 6, Issue 1
Abstract
The great deeds and events of the family’s past are solemnly engraved on the family’s representative heraldic coats of arms, and in Cehegín, a notably noble town, this fact is particularly well represented. The main heraldic elements found in the coats of arms of Cehegín (accompanied by a drawing of the same) are thus examined, as well as a review of the history and milestones that marked this discipline in the Castilian territory during the Middle and Modern Ages.
Authors and Affiliations
Juan de Dios Hernández Miñano
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