- pattern, the
field is
chequy. The coat of arms of
Croatia Chequy gules and
argent is a well
known example of the red and
white chequy. The arms of a Bleichröder...
- The
Croatian checkerboard or
chequy (Croatian: šahovnica,
pronounced [ʃaxǒːʋnit͡sa]) is the
national symbol of
Croatia and Croats. It
covers the main shield...
- have ****ociated with the
Hauteville family; the
azure insignia with a bend
chequy in
argent and
gules of two rows of
tiles has been
attested as the most widespread...
- of Yugoslavia, it had a
similar flag
without the
modern crown above the
chequy.
After the
Kingdom of
Yugoslavia was
invaded and
Croatia became the Independent...
- a
crown over the main shield. The main coat of arms is a
checkerboard (
chequy) that
consists of 13 red and 12
white fields. It is also
informally known...
- Genes. The
squares in the
chequy pattern represents the
total number of
local government units in the province. However, the
chequy pattern in the arms of...
- heraldry), and
beasts may be
colored with patterns, (barry, bendy, paly,
chequy, etc.). As in
other European heraldic traditions, the most
prominent among...
- Herzeg-Bosnia is the
variation of the
historical Croatian coat of arms (
chequy of 25 red and
white squares) in the form of a
stylized Polish heraldic shield...
-
features a
football bordered by the club's name and
topped with the
Croatian chequy. Škripari is the
organisation of
football supporters of the Croat-backed...
- VI of the
Republic Act 8491, but such
provisions are not proactive. The
chequy pattern in the 1950 coat of arms may
possibly alludes to the coat of arms...
