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| Coat of arms | Deutsch: von Wiesenbronn English: of the municipality of Wiesenbronn |
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| Blazon | Deutsch: In Silber auf grünem Boden ein gemauerter schwarzer Ziehbrunnen mit einem schwarz und silbern geziegelten und mit zwei goldenen Knäufen versehenen Walmdach auf zwei schwarzen Säulen; an schwarzer Kette ein roter Eimer. |
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| Blazon reference | [1] | |||
| Tincture | argentgulesorsablevert |
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| Date | from 30 November 1961; SVG 25 June 2017 | |||
| Object history |
Deutsch: Das Wappen leitet sich von einem Privileg des Markgrafen Friedrich von Brandenburg-Ansbach aus dem Jahr 1548 ab. Der Brunnen auf der Wiese steht redend für den Ortsnamen. Die Farben Silber und Schwarz sind die Farben der Markgrafen und weisen auf deren Herrschaft hin. Im Urbar der Burggrafen von Nürnberg, der späteren Markgrafen, aus der Zeit um 1360 wird Wiesenbronn als burggräflicher Besitz genannt. 1534 gehört fast die Hälfte von Wiesenbronn zur markgräflichen Herrschaft. Das Wappen geriet für fast 150 Jahre in Vergessenheit und wurde 1961 wieder angenommen. |
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| Artist | Original: Dipl.Ing. Kretschmer, Schweinfurt Vector: |
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| Source | Own work based on: [2] | |||
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