- Pagaunė in the
Lithuanian language or as Pogonia, Pogoń, Пагоня (romanized:
Pahonia) in the Polish, and
Belarusian languages,
meaning "Chase".
Vytis is translatable...
- and 1995,
Belarus used a coat of arms,
known as the
Pahonia, as its
national emblem. The
Pahonia was
originally a
symbol of the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania...
- The
Pahonia Regiment was a
group of
Belarusian opposition volunteers,
which was
formed to
defend Ukraine against the 2022
Russian invasion. In July 2023...
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Pahonia is the Belarusial-language term for the coat of arms of Lithuania.
Pahonia may also
refer to:
Pahonia, a
historical national emblem of Belarus...
- The
Pahonia Detachment was a
formation of the
Ukrainian Ground Forces. The
detachment received its name in
honor of the
Pahonia, the coat of arms of the...
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Pahonia (Belarusian: Пагоня, lit. 'Pursuit') is a
Belarusian patriotic song
based on the
eponymous poem by
Maksim Bahdanovič. The poem
Pahonia by Maksim...
-
Order of the
Pahonia (Belarusian: Ордэн Пагоні) is the
highest award of the Rada of the
Belarusian Democratic Republic, the
exiled governmental institution...
-
prosecuted by the
regime of
Alexander Lukashenko.
Pahonia (Belarusian: Пагоня, romanized:
Pahonia) is the
historical Belarusian name for the coat of...
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Augustus as a
symbol of Rus,
along with the
Polish eagle, the
Lithuanian pahonia, and the
Prussian eagle.
Provincially it was used as the
emblem of Lwów...
- not
following any
heraldic rules. The
patriarchal cross appears on the
Pahonia, used at
various times as the coat of arms of
Grand Duchy of Lithuania...
