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Erik Lanny Andreas Nilsson

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 02 Jan. 2019. Registration No. 0474 (Vol.3).

Arms: Argent, on a chevron Azure between three silver birch trees eradicated Proper three crowns palisado Argent

Crest:  A monkey passant Proper environed about the middle with a plain collar and chained Or the chain terminating in a star of five points Argent held in the monkey’s hands.

Assumed: Switzerland, December 2018

Design: Arms devised by The Armorial Register Limited.

The Arms of Erik
                                                Lanny Andreas Nilsson

The crest of a monkey with a five-point star comes from a monkey being referenced multiple times in the family archives; the star is that illustrated in the Chilean coat of arms. The chevron represents the Swiss mountains where the armiger’s children are now growing up. The three birch trees represent Sweden as it is the national tree. The armiger’s children also have the name Birke meaning birch, in their full name. The three crowns represent Nils(son) meaning victory of the people. It also acts as a reference to the armiger’s great-grandfather whose name was Nils Henrik. Henrik meaning ruler of the home.


 

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