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Christian Mikkel Dobloug

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 06th. May 2025. Registration No. 0731 (Vol.4).

Arms: Sable, a wolf rampant Argent armed and langued Gules grasping with the forepaws a torch enflamed Or.

Crest:  A demi-wolf rampant Argent
armed and langued Gules grasping with the forepaws a torch enflamed Or.

Motto: Cultura, Industria, Patria.

Assumed: Norway 19th c. date uncertain.

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The arms of Christian
                                              Mikkel Dobloug

The arms are from the family of Dobloug in Hedmark, a Viking name that describes a piece of land, Dufla, Doflo, written Dobloug in the 1500s by Danish priests.

The Dobloug family has roots going back to 1307 when King Haakon V Magnusson granted the Dobloug farm to the Sheriff and Baron Jon Raud Ivarsson of Sudreim, who later passed the farm to his son. The family eventually took the name of the farm they lived on. Dobloug is one of the great and old families of Hedemarken with cognatic roots tracing back to the Middle Ages. They are large landowners with connections to Norwegian ancient nobility, the class of free men who ruled Norway before the Danish period.

The armiger's great-great-grandfather, Mikkel Dobloug, was the youngest of 12 children who moved to Oslo in 1869 and established a manufacturing business there. He was also one of Norway’s prominent industrialists and contributed to the founding of Norway's first political party. He started to use the current motto for this branch of the family. Cultura, Industrial, Patria.

 
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                                                      Dobloug
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                                                      Christian Mikkel
                                                      Dobloug
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