Coat of Arms of the Diocese of Moray - Historical Heraldry and Symbolism #3791529 (License: Personal Use)

This composite coat of arms features a central escutcheon with two golden lions rampant on red (representing the Royal House of Scotland), surmounted by a bishop’s mitre. The shield is quartered: top-left shows three red lozenges on white (possibly representing the ancient Earls of Moray); left-side vertical stripes of blue, white, and a black mullet on white (likely referencing the Clan Grant or local nobility); right side displays three golden stags on green (symbolizing the forests and lands of Moray). The design reflects centuries of ecclesiastical and secular authority in northeastern Scotland.

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