Coat of Arms of the Diocese of León - Symbolism and History #3686949 (License: Personal Use)

The left side of the shield is quartered: the upper blue field displays a golden crowned letter “H” (likely for *Hispania* or *Henriques*, referencing royal patronage), while the lower yellow field shows a red bonfire atop logs, symbolizing martyrdom or purification. The right half, in red, depicts Saint Froilán-León’s patron bishop-in golden vestments, blessing with one hand and holding a crozier in the other, standing over a defeated dragon, representing evil conquered by faith.

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