Wieniawa Coat Of Arms
| Wieniawa | |
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Battle cry: Wieniawa |
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| Alternative names | Bavolina Caput, Bawola Głowa, Bawoł, Caput Bawola, Caput Babalum, Pierstynia, Ząbrza Głowa, Zubrza Głowa |
| Earliest mention | 1382 |
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Wieniawa is a Polish Coat of Arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
There is also a town called Weiniawa (not to be confused with Wieniwaska).
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