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by Željko Heimer, 3 November 2000
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I have bought a book: Csáki, Imre: A magyar
kira'lysa'g va'rmegyéinek ci'merei a XVIII-XIX. században,
Corvina, Budapest, 1995 , in which are shown (one big coat of
arms in each page!) all the coats of arms of the counties of the
Hungarian part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the XVIII. and
XIX. centuries.
The coat of arms of the Hungarian "Pozsega vármegye"
[Pozega county] was: a cartouche shield, divided per fess: 1-
azure two lions or affrontés fighting each other with swords,
the dexter one holding an argent and or sword with a royal crown
or at the top, the sinister one holding a sword or with a ribbon
gules along the sword and a royal crown or at the top; 2- tierced
per fess [divided in three per fess]: a- divided per fess,
A-azure; B- sable a wavy fess argent; b- vert a running marten
natural; c- divided per fess, A-sable a wawy fess argent; B-
azure. The shield is surmounted by a royal crown or. The coat of
arms was adopted first in 1748.
If it seems rather complicated, it isn't when one sees the
picture. The upper part of the shield shows on blue two lions
fighting with swords, then the lower part whows fives stripes
(1:1:2:1:1), alternatively, blue, black with a wavy line in
white, green with a marten, black with a wavy line in white and
blue.
Pascal Vagnat, 28 June 1998
Rather like what I saw - even if I was not sure then, with
this description ,now I can tell it is the same blazon.
Željko Heimer, 2 July 1998
Several days ago I had chance to get a quick glance of the
flag of Pozega-Slavonia . You must bear in mind that the image
above is a reconstruction from that quick glance, and is
therefore only a draft.