Votre emblème familial serais quoi si vous auriez le choix?

par Neosilver Jeu 9 Mai 2013 - 20:01

ici au québec, très peu de famille on des blasons (coat of arm ou crest en anglais). Au japon vu leur plus grande age historique de hiérarchie familiale, beaucoup de famille en on encore....

inscrit a divers endroit, cela s'appelle des ''Kamon''.

L'un des endroits ou on peut en voir est entre autre sur les pierre tombale familial. Un gars entre autre a décider, comme ca, de changer son kamon pour un autre symbole.... beaucoup de monde par la suite lui on dis.. ''heyyyy ca ressemble au triforce dans zelda!!'' sa réponse fut.... ''eh bien oui c'est cool huh!!''

Et vous alors? vous aimeriez avoir quoi comme blason sur votre tombe??? faite savoir votre choix et mettez nous une petite image en question!!

In
Japan, there are family crests called "kamon" (家紋). They're similar to a
coat of arms in the West. One Japanese Twitter user claims to have
changed his family's crest to a familiar mark: The Legend of Zelda Triforce. Apparently, the iconic symbol even ended up on the family's gravestone.

According
to Twitter user @mahosyouzyo, "A relative passed away, and I was asked
for an idea for a revamped family crest." The grandfather (I'm assuming
the grandfather passed away) had always wanted to redo the clan's kamon
for many years, the Twitter user explained. And @mahosyouzyo's design,
it seems, was actually used by the family and even apparently carved
into the relative's gravestone.

"It's like Zelda,"
wrote another Twitter user. "Yep, what you said, lol", replied
@mahosyouzyo, who agreed that it was a Triforce and claimed to be the
most surprised about the end result—namely, where the design ended up. "I just kind of randomly drew it, not thinking much about it," added @mahosyouzyo.
Other
people on Twitter pointed out that this Triforce family seal does
resemble another Japanese family crest—the one used by the Hojo clan.
Twitter user @mahosyouzyo, however, is apparently not a member of the
Hojo family. (Obviously, it's difficult to confirm whether the
gravestone belongs to @mahosyouzyo's relative or to a deceased Hojo.)

When asked whether or not the Hojo clan could complain about this similar looking crest, @mahosyouzyo replied that it seems to be okay if different crests resemble each other. (Note that people are prohibited from copying the Imperial Chrysanthemum Seal or the seal used by the country's Prime Minister.) With that kind of freedom, it's amazing there aren't more Zelda diehards in Japan with Triforce crests.