File:Arms of Denmark.svg

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Dansk: Det danske rigsvåben.
Blasonering: Tre gående blå løver over hverandre med røde tunger og guldbevæbning og kronet med gyldne kroner, alt i et gyldent skjold strøet med ni røde søblade. Betegnelsen "søblade" blev officielt fastsat i 1972, men disse figurer omtales hyppigst som hjerter.

English: Coat of arms of Denmark.
Blazon: Or, three lions passant in pale Azure crowned and armed Or langued Gules, nine hearts Gules.

Date

12 April 2008

Source

Based on by User:Ipankonin. Lion originally from . Hearts from by de:Benutzer:Ollemarkeagle and User:ChristianBier

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Valentinian

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Legal notice: Official Danish insignia are protected by strict law against unauthorized use according to the Danish Criminal Code § 132. Additional legal restrictions also apply.

	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	01:27, 14 April 2008	550 × 659 (103 KB)	Valentinian	Bigger hearts
	01:09, 13 April 2008	550 × 659 (103 KB)	Valentinian	Correcting claws: Or not Gules.
	00:56, 13 April 2008	550 × 659 (103 KB)	Valentinian	{{Inkscape}} {{Information \|Description=Coat of arms of Denmark. '''Blazon:''' ''Or, three lions passant in pale Azure crowned and armed Or langued Gules, nine hearts Gules.'' \|Source=Base

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