Coat of arms of Genoa

Emblem of the Democratic Kingdom of Genoa
Versions
Secretary seal
President seal
Armiger	President of Genoa
Adopted	February 7, 2007 February 8, 2023 (Revision) March 20, 2023 (Current version)
Crest	Mural crown
Blazon	Two-headed eagle
Supporter	Lion and Tiger
Compartment	Royal Goose, Royal Lion
Motto	Democratic Kingdom of Genoa
Order(s)	President order
Earlier version(s)
Use	February 8, 2023 - March 20, 2023

The Coat of arms of the Democratic Kingdom of Genoa was the emblem of the Democratic Kingdom of Genoa, The coat of arms was first adopted on February 7, 2007 and revision on February 8, 2023 when the new government came to power, after a referendum change government of the opposition on 7 February 2023

The original design featured the word Plvs Vltra (reaching further) later, due to the coincidence of the Spanish coat of arms, this word was removed from the coat of arms and added a crown on the Hercules column.

There are 3 versions of the coat of arms, used by Yuamu Ohdo, Manya Atachi and Cecelia Pegasus, 2 of the 3 are used as the national seal

Currently, Yuamu Ohdo and Manya Atachi officially use the above 2 national emblems in their stamping work until February 2023

The new government changed its coat of arms on 8 March 2023 according to which the coat of arms was designed to resemble the current socialist countries and was signed into law by the government the next day.

The design of the national emblem is explained by the government as follows: The rice flower represents agriculture, the gear represents industry, and the sun with a red star represents peace and freedom.

On the night of March 20, 2023, the government continued to change the national emblem again, the reason for the change was to better match the existing democratic system. On the coat of arms and shield, there are Mural crown, lions, tigers, and two-headed eagles, Below is the words Democratic Republic of Genoa in yellow on a blue background.