Joseph Casimir Nguyen from Thua Thien-Hue, Vietnam's coat of arms

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    Quarterly 1st or a torteau in fess point; 4th vert
 a cross or a fleur-de-lys argent in dexter chief;
 2nd and 3rd argent bordure sable a hound tenne in
 fess point

(Previously entry no. 3074)

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With Tags: Vietnam, Catholic, hound

Notes

My official homemade coat of arms. The 1st quarter represents my hometown, Hue. The 2nd and 3rd quarter has bordure sable, it is my mother's region of origin - The North. Not just that, the dog refers to my age according to Chinese zodiac system. The 4th quarter represents my religion - Christianity, the fleur-de-lys argent is the attribute of my 2 patron saints, saint Joseph and saint Casimir.

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