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Blazons of Towns in Moscow Oblast |
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Blazons of Towns in Moscow Oblast |
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Two sets of coats of arms were created for the cities of the Moscow province at various times. The first was designed by the Master Herald Alexander Andreevich Volkov in 1781. In 1883, all city coats of arms of the Moscow province were redesigned in accordance with the rules developed by the Master Herald Bernhard Karl von Köhne on the orders of Nicholas I and approved by the emperor in 1857. From that moment, all newly created coats of arms were created according to these rules, and some existing coats of arms were also corrected. But the redesign of all coats of arms was carried out only in the Moscow province. The rules developed by Köhne provided for bringing Russian coats of arms into line with the rules of Western European heraldry. * * * The coat of arms of the Moscow Oblast was approved on July 15, 2005. In 2006, the image of St. George was changed (a new version of the law on the coat of arms of the Moscow Oblast was adopted on March 10, 2006, but the description of the coat of arms was not changed). Description of the coat of arms: "On a red field, Saint George the Victory-bearer in silver armor (plates, helmet, and boots) and a blue cloak, sitting in a purple saddle with gold fringe on a silver prancing horse, striking with a golden spear crowned with a golden eight-pointed cross, a golden winged serpent (four-legged dragon) with green wings. The coat of arms is crowned with a golden imperial crown and complemented by the ribbons of three Orders of Lenin." |
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Moscow Oblast (old coat of arms). Adopted on March 9, 1999. |
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Moscow Oblast (image of the coat of arms of the Moscow Oblast according to the 2005 law) |
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Moscow (old blazon). Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Moscow (new blazon). Adopted on November 23, 1993. |
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Balashikha. Adopted on March 23, 1997. |
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Bronnitsy (old blazon). Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Bronnitsy (new blazon). Adopted on December 2, 1991. |
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Vereya. Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Vidnoe |
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Volokolamsk. Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Vysokovsk. Adopted on November 18, 1988. |
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Dedovsk. Adopted on April 11, 1989. |
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The authors of Dedovsk blazon are Yury Mochyonov and Konstantin Mochyonov. |
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Dzerzhinsky. Adopted on September 21, 1989. |
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Dmitrov (old blazon). Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Dmitrov (new blazon). Adopted on December 20, 1781, re-adopted on January 22, 1991. |
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Dolgoprudny (old blazon). Adopted on February 3, 1997. |
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Dolgoprudny (new blazon). Adopted on July 22, 2003. |
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Domodedovo (old blazon). Adopted on September 24, 1985. |
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The authors of the old blazon are O. Kuznetsov and I. Novikov. |
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Domodedovo (new blazon). Adopted on February 3, 1997. |
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Dorogomilovo |
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Drezna |
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Dubna (old blazon). Adopted on September 30, 1976. |
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Dubna (new blazon). Adopted on November 27, 2003. |
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The authors of new blazon are Yury Meshenkov, Konstantin Mochyonov, Galina Tunik and Yury Korzhik. |
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Egorievsk. Adopted on March 29, 1789. |
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Electrogorsk. Adopted in 1996. |
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Electrostal. Adopted in 1996. |
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Zhukovsky (old blazon) |
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Zhukovsky (new blazon) |
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Zaraisk. Adopted on March 29, 1779, re-adopted on October 15, 1991. |
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Zvenigorod. Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Istra (Voskresensk). Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Ivanteevka (old blazon). Adopted in 1984. |
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Ivanteevka (new blazon). Adopted on July 30, 1992. |
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The author of the new blazon is the architect V.V. Gubsky. |
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Kashira. Adopted on March 8, 1778. |
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Khimki. Adopted on January 6, 1998. |
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The author of Khimki blazon is the artist Alexander Mustafin. |
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Klimovsk. Adopted in 1997. |
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Klin. Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Kolomna. Adopted on March 16, 1883. |
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Korolyov. Adopted in 1997. |
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Krasnogorsk. Adopted on September 29, 1992. |
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The authors of Krasnogorsk blazon are Valery Leonidovich Rappoport and the artist Yulia Fyodorova. |
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