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Language of the text: Portugûes
Nobility: Senhores - Cavalleiros
Nobles in:Portugal - Espanha - Italia
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This family comes from the city of Florence, where they were important gentlemen and where the nickname is Amadori. During the reign of D. Manuel I, Benoco Amador, son of Nicolau A. and his wife, Maria Lisandre, and grandson of Amonto A, came to Portugal. The said sovereign confirmed, on 25-IV-1514, the weapons he brought from Florence, which are: Blue, with a colobromine stick, profiled in gold, set in band, flanked by two silver quotas, and two eight-pointed gold stars, one in head and one in point. Timbre: a peacock of its color, with an open fan and a gold strap, twice wrapped around the neck, with one end on the beak and the other under a foot. ...
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BlazonAmador
1. Coat of arms of family: Amador
Language of the text: Portugûes
De azul, com um bastão colobreado do mesmo, perfilado de ouro, posto em banda, ladeado por duas coticas de prata, e duas estrelas de oito pontas, de ouro, uma em chefe e outra em ponta.
Brasão da família Amadori em Florença, Amador em Portugal, fonte bibliográfica "Raccolta Ceramelli Papiani" mantido nos Arquivos do Estado de Florença, arquivo 107.
D'azzurro, alla banda del campo bordata d'argento e caricata di un filetto ondato d'oro, accompagnata da due stelle a otto punte dello stesso, una in capo e una in punta.
Blasone della famiglia Amadori nobile in Firenze, Santo Spirito, Scala e Prato; fonte: "Raccolta Ceramelli Papiani" custodita presso l'archivio di stato di Firenze fasc.107. Note: L'interpretazione di questo stemma è controversa: il Crollalanza risolveva il problema dato da una banda posta su un campo dello stesso smalto, blasonando in questo modo: «d'azzurro, alla banda dentata d'oro, accostata da due cotisse d'argento ed accompagnata da due stelle di otto raggi del secondo» (Crollalanza 1886). Le stelle sono presenti anche d'argento.
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