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Topic: The Bearer of the Royal Banner

	Clan Campbell Society (NA) Heraldry
		Where available, it would be very colorful and totally appropriate to fly the heraldic banner of the Federation of Clan Campbell Societies at all Society tents and tables and as the lead banner in a parade (unless the Chief was present with his banner and banner bearer).
		The boar's head banner is appropriate to fly at the tents and to carry in parades.
		Tartan banners are an American invention and have no heraldic significance but do have the advantage of demonstrating which is the Campbell tartan authorized for the clan by the Chief.
	www.ccsna.org /jsep30.htm (1347 words)

	FLAG - LoveToKnow Article on FLAG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The banner was, in the earlier days of chivalry, a square flag, though at a later date it is often found greater in length than in depth, precisely as is the case in the ordinary national flags of to-day.
		As the function of the banner was to display the armorial bearings of the dignitary who had the right to carry it, it is evident that the square form was the most convenient and akin to the shield of primal heraldry.
		The flag for the royal navy is similar to that flown by the mercantile marine, with the exception that it has the addition of a golden crown in the centre of the cross.
	98.1911encyclopedia.org /F/FL/FLAG.htm (12482 words)

	Products of the Grenada Studio (Grenada Figures) - Historical Miniature Gallery, St. Petersburg
		G229-3 Polish knight with banner of the Kuyavian District.
		G128K-5 Jean Poton of Xaintrailles, Joan of Arc's lieutenant with banner.
		G217-2 Standard-bearer of the Royal Hussar Troop with Banner of the Court Army of King Sigismund III, 1632.
	grenada.spb.ru /products (1552 words)

	The Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism - A Study in Spiritual Evolution
		In Oriental thought, the fact that it protected the bearer from the scorching heat of the sun was transferred into the religious sphere as a "protection against the heat of defilements." Thus the coolness of its shade symbolizes protection from the heat of suffering, desire, and other spiritually harmful forces.
		Originally, the victory banner was a military standard carried in ancient Indian warfare, and bore the specific insignia of its champion.
		The victory banner was adopted by early Buddhism as an emblem of the Buddha's enlightenment, heralding the triumph of knowledge over ignorance.
	www.exoticindiaart.com /article/symbols (2839 words)

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		A fleur-de-lis gules.* One of the badges of the royal House of STUART, tincture uncertain, NDNP.
		ALLON: Gules, a lion rampant argent.* Royal Arms of Dominion, adopted from the private arms of the House of MOWBRAY.1 An eagle displayed Or.* One of the badges of HENRY IV, NDNP.
		Argent, on a saltire azure an escutcheon of the Royal Arms of Scotland.* Province of Nova Scotia, used as the badge of the Baronets of Nova Scotia; NDNP.
	www.pvv.ntnu.no /~bcd/rolemaster/novi/her-list.txt (18606 words)

	The Standard Bearer
		During the time of the crusades, the Bishops bore the Banner; on other occasions this duty was done by the Chief, the prince or the Commander himself.
		This Standard Bearer should be one vigorous and brave young officer; who willingly would sacrifice his life to defend the Banner.
		Each year the Banner of the Royal Danish Naval Academy are brought from the Academy on board the training vessels, marking the spring and the beginning of the sailing season for the naval cadets.
	www.navalhistory.dk /English/TheFlag/The_Standard_Bearer.htm (543 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Reductions of Paraguay
		The entire foundation and development of the Reductions took place with the consent of the Spanish kings and on the strength of the royal decrees and privileges, which were summarized, confirmed and enlarged in the famous decree of Philip V of 28 December, 1743.
		On all patronal feasts the royal standard was borne to the church with great ceremony, and the alferez real, who carried it, received with regal honours at the church door.
		The isolation of the Indians and the exclusion of the Spaniards from the territory of the Reductions, prompted by reasons of principle and strictly enforced, have given the opponents of the Jesuits ample material for sinister insinuations.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/12688b.htm (7871 words)

	Scrimgeour Clan - Brief History
		The first bearer of the name was one Alexander Carron, who received the hereditary title of Royal Standard (or Banner) Bearer of Scotland after an exceptionally brave action in the presence of the then King of Scots whose army was crossing the river Spey.
		Carron's descendent, Alexander Scrymgeour, was an adherent of Sir William Wallace, and the only Charter known to have been granted by Wallace as 'Guardian of the Realm' confirmed him as Royal Banner Bearer, granted him lands in Angus, and made him 'Constable of the Castle of Dundee'.
		This was not the only time that bearing the Royal Banner proved a hazard as well as an honour, as several Chiefs of the Clan died in battle.
	www.scrimgeour.co.uk /clan/scrim/scriminfo/infohistory.htm (613 words)

	Navarre (Spain)
		This banner has never been officially adopted, but it is traditionally flown at solemn celebrations attended by the Government of Navarre.
		It therefore is not a presidential banner [rather a governmental banner].
		The current banner is kept, together with the maces and other objects, in the honour showcase on the main floor of the Navarre Palace, seat of the government.
	flagspot.net /flags/es-na.html (892 words)

	Birkhill Castle: The perfect venue for weddings corporate and private groups
		The castle is also a most romantic venue for weddings
		Lord Dundee is the Hereditary Royal Standard Bearer for Scotland, his ancestors carried the Scottish Banner for William Wallace and Robert the Bruce.
		Bruce later appointed the Standard Bearer and his successors as custodians of the City of Dundee which lies just across the Tay.
	www.birkhillcastle.org.uk (166 words)

	The Mystic Legacy of Jeanne d’Arc
		Two institutions, the French monarchy and Catholic Church formed a single governmental power structure over the populace, but the royal House of Valois was nonetheless at that particular time, in an advanced state of dissipation, denial, and bankruptcy.
		When she protested that she had no experience in such forms of leadership, that she knew nothing about riding and warfare, her voices reassured her that she would be led to operate quickly and effectively among those who held authority.
		Encouraged by her spiritual counselors to be verbally bold and forthright, her purity of intention and humility was so charismatic that others were held spellbound.
	www.stjoan-center.com /topics/Mystic_Legacy.html (5225 words)

	Ritual for the Degree Heredom of Kilwinning
		The Grand Sword Bearer and the Grand Banner Bearer halt at the east end of the columns and turn inwards to face each other.
		As the Royal Order exists, inter alia, for the preservation in its purity of St. John’s Masonry, the Candidate must be thoroughly examined in his knowledge of all three Degrees.
		He positions himself between the Altar and the Brethren in the North and waits until the Sword Bearer, the Tirshatha and the Banner Bearer, have taken their places behind him.
	www.stelling.nl /vrijmetselarij/ovoros_r1e.html (5559 words)

	Cities & Towns of Middle-earth
		They rode to the aid of Faramir during the siege and fought in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields on March 15, 3019.
		After the battle, Prince Imrahil was given temporary command of Minas Tirith by Aragorn, and the banner of Dol Amroth flew for a time from the Tower of Ecthelion.
		Osgiliath was founded by Isildur and Anarion, the sons of Elendil, when the realm of Gondor was established in 3320 of the Second Age.
	www.tuckborough.net /towns.html (12933 words)

	Various items (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		LR6003 Minas Tirith Men-at-Arms Command: one soldier blowing a trumpet, one officer with a banner.
		LR6007 Minas Tirith Garrison Archer Command: One standard bearer, one archer with trumpet.
		Over the period 1980-1982 the reputable manufacturor of quality porcelain, Royal Doulton in England produced a set of 12 Tolkien figurines, based on the way the characters were depicted in the Bakshi movie.
	www.xs4all.nl /~rossnbrg/various.htm (5615 words)

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