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Coat of Arms of Belgium - Definition and Overview |
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The Coat of Arms of Belgium contains a pair of lions (called the Belgian Lion, or Leo Belgicus), that are the national symbols of the nation. In the center is a shield containing a traditional lion symbol. The coat of arms consists of a jacket that represents the monarchy, inside which are the aforementioned lions and a banner with the national motto. The national motto is either L'union fait la force (French) or Eendracht maakt macht (Dutch), which means Strength lies in unity.
Each lion holds a Flag of Belgium, while flags of the individual provinces of Belgium rise up from behind the royal coat. The top of the coat contains a crown.
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Example Usage of Belgium |
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curiousbean: trying to stay focused at work, anxiously waiting for my grandson to visit from Belgium, he is only 5 months old, this is hard... |
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TweetEatz: .@TasteofBelgium! Where have you been since I was in Belgium twice last year, living on average of 10 beers a day! |
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desireekoh13: .@TasteofBelgium! Where have you been since I was in Belgium twice last year, living on average of 10 beers a day! |
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