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The 26 pages that link to Heraldry, each with the reason it gives.

• GenealogyRelated: Heraldic traditions helped preserve claims about lineage and family identity.

• National flagRelated: Heraldic rules and motifs have influenced many national flag designs.

• TotemismCompared with: Both can use animal emblems, but heraldic symbols do not inherently establish kinship or ritual obligations.

• Political symbolismRelated: Heraldic devices established long-standing conventions for representing lineage and authority.

• VexillologyRelated: Heraldic symbols and conventions influenced many flags and their interpretation.

• KnightRelated: Heraldic emblems helped identify knights and express lineage, allegiance, and status.

• FlagRelated: Heraldic symbols shaped many flag designs and their traditions.

• Animal symbolismRelated: Heraldic animals express identity, authority, lineage, and attributed virtues.

• SwordRelated: Sword imagery in heraldry can signify military service, authority, or justice.

• Flag of ItalyRelated: Heraldic rules help explain the Savoy shield once placed on Italy’s royal flag.

• Coat of armsNarrower topic: The broader discipline that sets the rules for coats of arms.

• Star polygonRelated: Star-shaped polygonal figures appear as charges and emblems in heraldic designs.

• European dragonRelated: Heraldic dragons preserve the creature as a recognizable emblem beyond narrative folklore.

• Flag of CanadaNarrower topic: Its conventions help explain the flag’s formal description and symbolic design choices.

• Flag of ChinaNarrower topic: Its vocabulary offers a broader framework for interpreting emblematic design, though flags have distinct conventions.

• Flag of South AfricaNarrower topic: Heraldic conventions provide a useful comparison for how flags organize symbols and colors.

• Hammer and sickleNarrower topic: The crossed tools use the compact, recognizable composition common to emblems.

• Heart symbolRelated: Heart-shaped charges appear in heraldic designs with meanings shaped by their emblems and context.

• Union JackNarrower topic: Heraldic conventions help explain the crosses and their layered composition.

• Whitney SmithRelated: Heraldic conventions provide historical precedents for many flag designs.

• Wild manNarrower topic: Heraldic wild men served as striking supporters beside shields and family emblems.

• Auxiliary sciences of historyBroader topic: Arms can help identify families, institutions, and individuals represented in historical sources.

• Flag of RussiaRelated: Heraldic conventions help explain how colors function as visual identifiers, though the tricolor is not a coat of arms.

• Fleur-de-lisNarrower topic: The fleur-de-lis became one of heraldry's most recognizable charges.

• Metal (heraldry)Narrower topic: Heraldic metals developed within this system of visual identification.

• TotemCompared with: Both can mark lineage, but heraldry is a distinct historical system with different conventions.