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DGC617807 The symbols for the two parts of Schleswig-Holstein came into being long before the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein were united; Schleswig adopted the lions of the Danish feudal lords, while the nettle leaf (Nesselblatt) for Holstein has been handed down since the beginning of the 12th Century, although its origin and meaning is unknown; in heraldic language the blazon is: 'Per pale. Or two lions passant azure pale, armed and langued gules. Gules, a nettle leaf argent';
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DGC617805 Arms decreed in 1873 by William I (1797-1888), German Emperor including the additions of Schleswig-Holstein, Hanover, and Hesse-Kasse and adding the collars of the Order of the House of Hohenzollern and the Order of the Prussian Crown; Kleines Wappen des Königreichs Preußen; the supporters are the 'Wild Men' (figures from Germanic and Celtic mythology representing the 'Lord of the Beasts' or 'Green Man)'; the right to use the black eagle of the Holy Roman Empire had been granted to Prussia by Emperor Frederick II in 1229;
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