Cross of Alcoraz

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The Cross of Alcoraz is a medieval Aragonese heraldic emblem featuring a red cross with four Moorish heads, traditionally associated with King Peter I’s victory at the Battle of Alcoraz.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms element
heraldic emblem
medieval symbol
associatedWith Battle of Alcoraz NERFINISHED
Peter I of Aragon NERFINISHED
Reconquista NERFINISHED
battleDateAssociated 1096
color red
white
country Kingdom of Aragon NERFINISHED
crossColor red
culturalContext Aragonese medieval heraldry
depicts four Moorish heads
red cross
fieldColor white
headColor black
headPosition in the four quarters of the cross
heraldicCharge Moor's head
heraldicTinctureCross gules
heraldicTinctureField argent
influenced Four Moors symbol NERFINISHED
coat of arms of Aragon NERFINISHED
coat of arms of Huesca NERFINISHED
coat of arms of Sardinia
flag of Sardinia NERFINISHED
languageOfName Aragonese
Spanish
legendaryOrigin miraculous apparition of Saint George
linkedToSaint Saint George NERFINISHED
materialForm armorial bearings
namedAfter Alcoraz NERFINISHED
numberOfHeads 4
placeAssociated Huesca NERFINISHED
region Aragon NERFINISHED
religiousSymbolism Christian cross
symbolizes Aragonese military prowess
Christian victory over Muslims
triumph in battle
traditionallyDatedTo 11th century
usedBy Aragon NERFINISHED
Aragonese monarchy NERFINISHED
Crown of Aragon NERFINISHED
Huesca NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Aragon NERFINISHED
Sardinia NERFINISHED
usedOn banners
municipal coats of arms
seals
shields

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