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English: Banner with the attributed arms of Serbia (Triballia version), used at the coronation of Ferdinand II of Hungary in 1618 and assigned to Ban Juraj V Zrinski. Based on facsimiles at Origo.hu and in Galéria 2011: Ročenka Slovenskej národnej galérie v Bratislave; see also File:Vexillum Serviae, 1618.jpg.
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