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Jaromer, Czech Republic

Nachod okres, Hradec Králové region

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by Jarig Bakker, 12 May 2001
adopted 2 Sep 1994

Jaroměř town flag
Jaroměř CoA
Josefov flag

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Jaroměř town flag

Image after Petr Exner's Vexilologický Lexikon prapory obcí Čr (1991-1994) - Jaroměř, Náchod district, Hradek Kralové region - adopted 2 Sep 1994.
Jaromer is one of the oldest Czech towns with 13.000 inhabitants. Today´s historical centre has been settled for almoust one thousand years. This place was founded by Prince Jaromir (from the Premysl dynasty) at the beginning of the 11th centrury and he named it Jaromer. The first historical report about Jaromer dates from 1126. It became a king's town in the reign of Premysl Otakar II. The oldest written report about the town's existence is from 1298. A document from 1307 granted Jaromer town's rights. Since that time Jaromer has belonged to Czech Queen's dowry towns. Jaromer was captured by Hussites and became a member of their military union in 1421. After the Hussite wars were over, the town refused to submit itselve to queen Barbara, which is reflected in the town coat-of-arms. The lioness in the crown of thorns symbolizes the queen's suffering injustice.
Information from the town's website.
Jarig Bakker, 11 Oct 2001

Jaroměř CoA

image from this site.

Josefov flag

by Jarig Bakker, 19 Sep 2001

On the top of the Jaroměř-Josefov homepage is the flag of Jaroměř town and another one, probably of Josefov, the fortress southeast of Jaroměř, which forms a twincity with it.
Jarig Bakker, 19 Sep 2001