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Coat of Arms
by Zeljko Heimer, 9 May 2004
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Generalski Stol is a community in the Karlovac County, some 20
km southwest of Karlovac on
Mrenica river. The community has less then 4,000
inhabitants, and the main town of the same name has merly 700
inhabitants.
This unusual name of the town was given in the 17th century when
it was the seat of headquarters of General of the Military
Border, Vuk Krsto Frankopan (ca. 1588-1652), the father of much
more known Fran Krsto Frankopan, in his campains defending from
the Turks. The previously recorded name was Lipovac, derived from
the word lipa meaning linden (tree), that is reflected
in the newly adopted coat of arms.
The coat of arms is shown on (Un)official web pages of the
community of Generalski Stol <generalski-stol.netfirms.com>.
It may be blazoned: azure a chevron throughout inverted and in
chief a linden leaf sliped and fruited or.
Judging from the artistic features of the design, it would surely
be from the Rijeka Heraldik-art d.o.o. workshops, and then there
should surely be a flag and probably also a ceremonial flag to go
with it.
Unfortunately, until now, no response from the webmaster.
Zeljko Heimer, 9 May 2004