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Grünenberg címerkönyve 1480 k., fol. 68.

Grünenberg, Konrad: Das Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg, Ritters und Bürgers zu Constanz - BSB Cgm 145, [S.l.], um 1480 Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek, München [1]

Címerek:
1. [344] der kaiser von bulgarÿen
Emperor of Bulgaria. Above each of the shields on this page is a royal crown. See [274] for Sa-Or;

2. [345] kung von kanoppat oder von mersin underm soldan
Kanoppat or Mersin, probably Canopak or Merfyne or Egypt in the Travels of John Mandeville. Moseley JM 58;

3. [346] kung von hallap underm soldan
Arms attributed to Halape or Aleppo, in Egypt. Tzanaki MM 192; Moseley JM 58;

4. [347] kung von hallabedenach underm soldan
Possibly confusion of Baballenda, found on a catalan map of 1375, and Balbeor (Balbeys) and Accheleh (Et-Tish) in the Sinai and on the lower Nile, mentioned in Mandeville. Mosely JM 58; Colbert MP map 2;

5. [348] das grochmachtig kunkrich von arabÿen underm soldan
Kingdom of Arabia, mentioned in most of the travel novels. Along the dx side "die hobtstat in arabÿe haist missir", probably Mecca. WIN:1299; MIL:160; UFF:392; KCR:204; RUG:59; VRN:779;

6. [349] der kung von hispÿe gehört under arabÿe undern soldan
Hesperia, from greek, of the afternoon or a western land, in VRN:87n7 with the legend 'ain kunig von arabia da das guet golt herkombt' and with green wings. UFF:391*; HBG:111*; MIL:165*; KCR:205*; RUG:77*; VRN:780*; KCR:225*; VRN:748* (variants);

7. [350] kung von jerussallem das kung david besas
The cross of Jerusalem.

8. [351] kung von egipten
Arms attributed to Egypt.

9. [352] kung von sirrÿa
Arms attributed to Syria. Petra Sancta TG; RUG:79; STU:396; KCR:241*; VRN:833* (variants);

10. [353] kung von welmaryen
Not identified. MIL:163; KCR:286; RUG:71;

11. [354] kung von scherffemberg
Not identified, but from its position, this might relate to the Assasins cult in Lebanon, see also [304, 320]. Scherfenberg is also the name of a town and castle in Kr. Göppingen (B-W). MIL:124*; VRN:822*; KCR:301*; RUG:91*; [Sz. L. -- Scherffenberg János, Tinnini és Gurki püspök]

12. [355] kung von patlahem
Arms attributed to Bethlehem, similar arms attributed to Nabucco. The item has a crown above the monster. KCR:200; VRN:802; STU:446; UFF:408*; RUG:73*; MIL:179*; CHA:1059* (centaur);

Steen Clemmensen: Conrad Grünenberg’s Wappenbuch. Farum, 2009. 100-101.[2]