Coat of arms of the Aladyins

The shield is divided horizontally into 2 parts, of which in the upper one in a silver field there is a black cannon on a gold carriage placed on the grass, and a bird of paradise sitting on the cannon. In the lower part two silver fish floating crosswise are visible in the river. The shield is covered with a mantle and a cap belonging to the Princely dignity. Both the cap and the mantle of the Princely noble family of the Aladyins were appropriated because this genus comes from the Princes of Smolensk.

The figures on the shield symbolize the land holdings of the Alexander Monastery - the ancestor of both the Aladyins and their homodes - Monastyryov , Beznosov , Burukhin , Knutov , Mussorgsky , Sapogov , Solomin , Sudak and Tsyplyatev . The upper part is the coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Smolensk , the lower part is the Belozersky principality . ^{[2] [3]}