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English: The historical coat of arms of Varasd county
Magyar: Varasd vármegye címere
Varasd vármegye címerét 1763-ban Mária Terézia adományozta, amely címer azonos az örökös főispáni címet viselő család, a gróf Erdődyek címerével. A barokk keretes ovális pajzs negyedelt, boglárpajzsa kerek talpú. A pajzsot nyitott levélkorona díszíti.
  • Az első mezőben nyitott levélkoronás kiterjesztett szárnyú sas áll.
  • A második és harmadik mezőben két-két hullámos pólya között két-két lebegő csillag ragyog.
  • A negyedik mezejében faragott kőből rakott várfal áll kapuval, toronnyal, valószínűleg Varasd vára. A pártázattal ellátott tornyon két ablak látszik.
  • A boglárpajzs mezejében hármas halomból kiemelkedő barna, fél keréken növekvő szarvas látható a gróf monyorókeréki Erdődyek őseire, az erdődi Bakócz családra és címerére emlékezve.
A Száva és a Dráva közt fekvő Varasd vármegye Horvát-Szlavonország hatodik megyéje, így a Magyar Királyság autonóm része volt 1918-ig. A XIV. században a Bebek család tagjai viselték a főispáni tisztséget, de miután kegyvesztettek lettek, a Cilleiek lettek a cím örökösei, egészen a család kihalásáig. A Cilleiek kihalása 1456 tán Corvin János, majd Báthory István birtokolta a vármegyét, míg 1607-től a gróf Erdődy család annak 17 tagja viselte a címet egészen 1861-ig. Területe Varasd központtal 2507 km2. A trianoni békekötés (1920. jún. 4.) után az egész vármegyét a Szerb-Horvát-Szlovén Királysághoz csatolták. Jugoszlávia megszűnésével ma már Horvátország része.
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