Puerto Rican heraldry has no precise rules, because its evolution has been according to the ideas and prevailing customs of every time of its history.
The Coat of Arms was granted by Ferdinand II of Aragon to the island of San Juan. [1]
Seals
There are several seals of the different sections of the Puerto Rican government.
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Seal of the governor of Puerto Rico -
A variant of the governor's seal -
Seal of the governor-elect -
Seal of the secretary of state of Puerto Rico -
Seal of the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico -
House of Representatives of Puerto Rico -
Seal of the Senate of Puerto Rico -
A variant of the seal of the Senate
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References
- ^ Brau, E. Ramínez (1937). "Investigación Histórica acerca del Escudo de Armas de Puerto Rico (1937)". Issuu. Retrieved September 16, 2022.
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Puerto Rican heraldry has no precise rules, because its evolution has been according to the ideas and prevailing customs of every time of its history.
The Coat of Arms was granted by Ferdinand II of Aragon to the island of San Juan. [1]
Seals
There are several seals of the different sections of the Puerto Rican government.
-
Seal of the governor of Puerto Rico
-
A variant of the governor's seal
-
Seal of the governor-elect
-
Seal of the secretary of state of Puerto Rico
-
Seal of the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico
-
House of Representatives of Puerto Rico
-
Seal of the Senate of Puerto Rico
-
A variant of the seal of the Senate
References
- ^ Brau, E. Ramínez (1937). "Investigación Histórica acerca del Escudo de Armas de Puerto Rico (1937)". Issuu. Retrieved September 16, 2022.
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