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Coat of arms of Budapest : ウィキペディア英語版 | Coat of arms of Budapest
The coat of arms of Budapest〔Budapest krónikája – a kezdetektől napjainkig., szerkesztette Bart István, Budapest: Corvina Kiadó (2007).〕 (capital city of Hungary) has exited since 1873, when the three main cities next the Danube river (Buda, Pest and Óbuda) were united in one after existing during a millennium separately. The city committee that was planning the city's unification asked the master-painter Lajos Friedrich that design the coat of arms based in the cities' previous symbols and coats. ==Description of the coat of arms== The coat of arms is composed by two blasons: the superior contains a castle with one tower that represents Pest, as well the inferior a three towered castle that actually symbolizes Buda (were is located the Royal Palace of Buda). The undulated white stripe in the middle of both blasons represents the Danube river which separates Buda and Pest (passing through the middle of the city). On the top of the coat of arms lies the Crown of the King Saint Stephen, and a two legs standing lion grabs with its protector claws the city symbol on the left side, as a mythological griffin stands on the right side.
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