Orła coat of arms
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Orła coat of arms
| Orla | |
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 Battle cry: Opala |
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| Alternative names | Opala, Odrza, Opola, Szaszor, Zapale |
| Earliest mention | 1400 |
| Towns | none |
| Families | 69 names altogether: Bardski, Bardski, Bardyjowski, Bardzki, Barski, Berkman, Bukojewski, Bukowski, Chabewiecki, Chabiewiecki, Chabiewski, Chobieniecki, Chobieniecki, Chynek, Chynka, Figa, Gielczewski, Giełbowski, Gierałtowski, Gieratowicz, Gołkiewicz, Gorajski, Goroyski, Graboszewski, Hubert, Hurłowski, Hynek, Jarogniewski, Kęmbłowski, Kielbowski, Kiełbowski, Koszanowski, Koszonowski, Lgocki, Ligocki, Ligowski, Maciański, Myśliński, Olbieg, Orla, Orłowski, Oszewski, Oszmianiec, Ośmianiec, Ośnicki, Pacek, Pacewicz, Paczek, Palcowski, Palczewski, Peliszewski, Plejer, Przewłocki, Ptaczyński, Ramsz, Rogowski, Rzegnowski, Salmonowicz, Salmanowicz, Salomonowicz, Szarszawski, Szaszewski, Szaszowski, Wielamowski, Wilamowski, Wojenko, Woyenko, Załoga, Zapałowski, Ziemborowski |
Orla - is a Polish Coat of Arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The proper name is Orla and not Orła actually.
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