crosses in heraldry

Summary

crosses in heraldry ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (216 views/month).^[1]

Key Facts

• crosses in heraldry's subclass of is recorded as cross^[2].
• crosses in heraldry's Commons category is recorded as Crosses in heraldry^[3].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as ordinary cross^[4].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross couped^[5].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as crosslet^[6].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross fourchee^[7].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as orthodox cross^[8].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross patoncé^[9].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as fir-twigged cross^[10].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as Latin cross^[11].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross moline^[12].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as Cross of St. Peter^[13].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as Greek cross^[14].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as St George's Cross^[15].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross pommee^[16].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross potent^[17].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as Q857658^[18].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross fleury^[19].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross raguly^[20].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross pattée^[21].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as dominican cross^[22].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as cross engrailed^[23].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as Q1282604^[24].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as Cross of Saint James^[25].
• crosses in heraldry's has part is recorded as fillet cross^[26].

Why It Matters

crosses in heraldry ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (216 views/month).^[1] It has Wikipedia articles in 14 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[27] It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[28]