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| − | [[Image:Arms of Denmark.png|thumb|Danish coat of arms]]
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| − | The '''Coat of Arms of [[Denmark]]''' consists of a golden [[shield]] with three crowned blue [[lions]] and nine red [[heart]]s. The first documented use of the insignia was in the 1190s, and the current version was adopted under the reign of King Frederick VI in 1819.
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| − | The insignia is closely related to the coat of arms of [[Estonia]] and the coat of arms of the former Danish [[imperialism|imperial]] possession of Schleswig-Holstein (which is now part of Germany).
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| − | [[Category:Denmark]]
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