User:Geordinia/sandbox: Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Infobox emblem
{{Infobox emblem
|name            = National Emblem of Rajyaghar<br><small>''राजगृह का राजप्रतीक<br>Rajyaghar ka Rajprateek''</small>
|name            = National Emblem of Rajyaghar<br><small>''Charsidhan Chakra''<br>''चारसिद्ध चक्र''</small>
|image            = Charsidhan.png
|image            = Charsidhan.png
|image_width      = 150px
|image_width      = 150px
|middle          = GovernmentSealRajyaghar.png
|middle          = Royal Coat of Arms of Rajyaghar.png
|middle_width    = 100px
|middle_width    = 100px
|middle_caption  = Government Emblem
|middle_caption  = Royal version (Royal Arms)
|lesser          = RajyagharSeal.png
|lesser_width    = 100px
|lesser_caption  = State version
|armiger          = [[Rajyaghar|Kingdom of Rajyaghar]]
|armiger          = [[Rajyaghar|Kingdom of Rajyaghar]]
|year_adopted    = 1946
|year_adopted    = 1946
Line 14: Line 17:
}}
}}


The '''National Emblem of the Kingdom of Rajyaghar''', or as it is commonly known as ''the Charsidhan Chakra'', is the official emblem ([[Prateek|rajprateek]]) of the [[Rajyaghar|Kingdom of Rajyaghar]]. Variants of the Charsidhan Chakra are used by the [[Central Union Government]], the [[Judiciary of Rajyaghar|Supreme Court]] as well as some Union State governments. The Charsidhan Chakra is also incorporated into the Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Rajyaghar.
The '''National Emblem of Rajyaghar''', also known as the ''Charsidhan Chakra'', is the official emblem ([[Prateek]]) of the [[Rajyaghar|Kingdom of Rajyaghar]]. The emblem has a State and Royal version.


==Royal Arms of the Kingdom==
The state emblem consists of the Charsidhan Chakra with a {{wp|trishula}} placed through the chakra. The state emblem has many variants which are used by the [[Central Union Government]], [[Judiciary of Rajyaghar|Supreme Court]] and [[Administrative Divisions of Rajyaghar|state governments]]. The royal emblem, known as the ''Royal Arms of Rajyaghar'', consists of an {{wp|azure}} shield upon which an eagle holds the Charsidhan Chakra in its claws. The Shield is then surrounded by the chain of the Order of the Gryphon and supported by two trishulas. The coronet of the royal arms is the Rajyani Royal Crown. The royal arms are used by the [[Monarchy of Rajyaghar|Monarch of Rajyaghar]] and variants of the arms are used by members of the royal family.  
{{Infobox emblem
|name            = Royal Arms of Rajyaghar
|image            = Royal Coat of Arms of Rajyaghar.png
|image_width      = 100px
|middle          = RoyalFamilyPrateek.png
|middle_width    = 50px
|middle_caption  = Prateek of the Royal Family
|armiger          = [[Krishan VII]], [[Monarchy of Rajyaghar|Maharaja]]
|year_adopted    = 1946
|until            =
|crest            = Rajyani Royal Crown
|shield          = {{wp|Azure}}, eagle holding in his dexter and sinister claws the [[Prateek|rajprateek]] of Rajyaghar
|supporters      = Two {{wp|Trishula|Trishulas}}
|orders          = Order of the Gryphon
|use              = [[Monarchy of Rajyaghar|Monarch of Rajyaghar]], [[Central Union Government|Government of Rajyaghar]]
|notes            =
}}
The Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Rajyaghar, which is the official coat of arms of the [[Monarchy of Rajyaghar|Monarch of Rajyaghar]], currently Maharaja [[Krishan VII]]. The royal arms in banner form serve as basis for the monarch's official flag, the Royal Standard.
 
There are no variants of the coat of arms, with other members of the family using the pariprateek of the Rajana Dynasty. The Rajana Dynasty is the head of the Clan which takes its name, the [[Rajana Clan]], and so the Clan uses a variant of the Rajana Dynasty's pariprateek as its vanshprateek which can then be displayed and used by members of the Rajana Clan who are not members of the Royal Family.
 
The royal arms have faced criticism by both republicans and hardliners who believe that it is too heavily influenced by [[Euclea|euclean]] {{wp|heraldry}}. Notably, the arms are distinct from the traditional [[Prateek|prateeks]] used by rajyanis, including by the royal family itself.


===Royal Standard===
The national emblem (Charsidhan Chakra) is made up of the pariprateek of the Rajana Family, the royal family of Rajyaghar, and a 24-spoked wheel which represents the unity of the Union States of Rajyaghar. The current design of the Royal Arms (royal emblem) were introduced in 1956, under Maharaja Krishan VI. Previously, there had been no distinction between the state version of the national emblem and the royal version. Since 1956, there is a more complex royal coat of arms for the monarchy which is designated as the royal version of the national emblem.


{{Rajyaghar}}
{{Rajyaghar}}

Revision as of 13:00, 17 April 2021

National Emblem of Rajyaghar
Charsidhan Chakra
चारसिद्ध चक्र
Charsidhan.png
Versions
Royal Coat of Arms of Rajyaghar.png
Royal version (Royal Arms)
RajyagharSeal.png
State version
ArmigerKingdom of Rajyaghar
Adopted1946
Blazon24-spoked wheel superimposed upon the vanshprateek of the Rajana Clan

The National Emblem of Rajyaghar, also known as the Charsidhan Chakra, is the official emblem (Prateek) of the Kingdom of Rajyaghar. The emblem has a State and Royal version.

The state emblem consists of the Charsidhan Chakra with a trishula placed through the chakra. The state emblem has many variants which are used by the Central Union Government, Supreme Court and state governments. The royal emblem, known as the Royal Arms of Rajyaghar, consists of an azure shield upon which an eagle holds the Charsidhan Chakra in its claws. The Shield is then surrounded by the chain of the Order of the Gryphon and supported by two trishulas. The coronet of the royal arms is the Rajyani Royal Crown. The royal arms are used by the Monarch of Rajyaghar and variants of the arms are used by members of the royal family.

The national emblem (Charsidhan Chakra) is made up of the pariprateek of the Rajana Family, the royal family of Rajyaghar, and a 24-spoked wheel which represents the unity of the Union States of Rajyaghar. The current design of the Royal Arms (royal emblem) were introduced in 1956, under Maharaja Krishan VI. Previously, there had been no distinction between the state version of the national emblem and the royal version. Since 1956, there is a more complex royal coat of arms for the monarchy which is designated as the royal version of the national emblem.