Emperor Charles VI. elevates Wilhelm de la Hay to the Bohemian Knight’s State, awards him a coat of arms and predicate von La Haye und Dürrenhagen

Character: description on folk. 4a - 5a, miniature on folk. 6a, 145 x 161 mm. Pollen shield. On the right in blue there is a golden deer with a silver antler on the green hill, which jumps against the green bush at the right edge of the field and cuts a twig from it. On the left there are two silver crossbars in red. On the gable rests a crowned Tournament helmet with blue - gold and red - silver blankets. The jewel is a growing deer from the shield holding a green branch in the muzzle. The miniature is in a golden frame. The emblem rests on a green-brown grassland hill, behind which the river flows. A closer bank with two deciduous trees is also visible to the left of the emblem. The opposite bank exits from the water through a low loamy precipitation, which is grassed at the top. The ground is sandy with three elongated houses, behind which the tower stands out. The walls of the houses are white with pink shading, their roofs are also pink, but somewhat darker. A blue-purple town stands in the distance and the blue-pink mountains rise behind it. To the right of the emblem, a purple bridge with a brown-green road is arching across the river. The more distant shore is sandy and a brick fortification grows out of it, the crown of which is covered by grass. At the right edge of the miniature, the fortification consists of a pentagonal bastion above which rises a citadel with a church. To the left of the citadel, the fortification consists of a wall with three houses and one tower and one church. The buildings in the fort are of a North Italian character and are made with the same colors as the buildings on the left of the emblem. In the background of the miniature, a cloudy sky with gray and white clouds is arched, which passes over the horizon into a pinkish haze.