The coat of arms of Lalska is an identification mark compiled in accordance with the rules of heraldry, a symbol of an urban-type settlement in the Luzsky District of the Kirov Region , which is included in the list of historical cities of Russia .
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| Approved by | October 2 (13), 1780 |
| Shield | French |
Emblem Description
Description of the coat of arms [1] :
Two marten skin in a golden field. In a sign that this city residents are making a noble bargain soft junk . In the upper part of the shield is the Coat of Arms of Vologda : “In the scarlet field of the shield you can see a hand emerging from the cloud holding a golden power with a silver sword.
Coat of Arms History
In 1780, Lalsk became a county town of the Lalsky district of Vologda governorship .
The coat of arms of Lalska was highly approved by Empress Catherine II on October 2 (13), 1780, together with other emblems of the cities of the Vologda governorate (PSZ, 1780, Law No. 15069) [2] [3] .
In 1927, Lalsk lost the status of a city and became a village. In 1941, the village was transferred to the Kirov region. In 2006, the Lalsky urban settlement was formed. Decisions on the revival or restoration of the historical coat of arms of Lalsk as its official symbol have not yet been made.
Notes
- ↑ Coat of arms of the city of Lalsk (1781) . information resource "Heraldika.ru".
- ↑ The highest approved report of the Senate "On the arms of the cities of the Vologda Viceroyalty" of October 2, 1780. (Complete collection of Laws of the Russian Empire. 1780. Volume 20. Law No. 15069.)
- ↑ Drawing of the coat of arms of Lalsk of the Vologda governorship. (Complete collection of Laws of the Russian Empire. 1780. Volume 20. Law No. 15069. Drawings and drawings. Sheet 16.)
Sources
- Winkler P.P. Coats of arms of cities, provinces, regions and posadas of the Russian Empire, included in the Complete collection of laws from 1649 to 1900 - M. , 1990.