Coat of arms of Transylvania - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of Transylvania is a heraldic emblem that represents the historical region of Transylvania in Romania. It features a red shield with three towers, two black and one gold, symbolizing the fortified towns of the region. Above the shield is a silver crescent moon over three silver stars, representing the Principality of Transylvania under Prince Sigismund Báthory (1571-1581). The coat of arms also includes a black eagle with a golden crown and four red hearts on its breast, symbolizing loyalty and bravery. The exact origins of the Transylvanian Coat of Arms are unclear, but it has been used since at least the 14th century. Over time, minor variations have emerged due to different interpretations or rulers, such as adding a shield with a red bat (the symbol of Transylvania's most famous ruler, Count Dracula) on the eagle's breast. Today, the Coat of Arms is an important cultural and historical symbol for the people of Transylvania, representing their unique identity and heritage.