[ANSTHRLD] Armory Help

[tmcd at jump.net]

Rod Jackson <culn97 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> She wants, "Purpure, cheveronelles disjointed of three, in chief,
> fleur de lis of three Or."

If you're not very sure of your skill in blazoning, please describe
the armory in plain English words.  "of three" isn't a valid blazon
term on its own: my first thought was that the chevronels (note
spelling) were split into threes, but that can't be true of the
non-disjoint fleur (s)-de-lis in chief.  What does a "chevronel
disjointed" look like?

> The second issue that I have is the presumption of honors from the
> Crown of France in the use of the Fleur de lis.  What, if any are
> the guidelines?

    Note: three or more fleurs-de-lys Or are not permitted on azure
    fields. To do so constitutes a claim to connection to French
    royalty, prohibited under Rule XI.1. (Jaelle of Armida, LoAR
    December 1997, p. 6)

Daniel de Lincolia
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