Emperor Francis I raises the decision from 1. June 1826 the Brno canon Franz Zelinka to the knight’s state, awarded by the predicate Ritter von and the coat of arms

Character: description on folk. 5a, 5b, miniature on folk. 4a, 228 x 307 mm. A fourth shield. 1. and 4. there is a golden paw cross in the green. 2. and 3. in gold is a black eagle with a red tongue. Two crowned Tournament helmets rest on the gable. Jewellery: I. two open black wings, among them a golden paw cross; the green blankets - golden ones. II. two horns, the right divided gold - black, the left opposite, among them is the golden star. The miniature is framed at the bottom by a two-stage pedestal, on which stands two pillars of a circular plan wrapped with a golden laurel branch, on the pillars there is a cornice and on it an arc lunette, all olive green, the inside of the lunette is darker. The emblem stands on a pedestal consisting of a gray base on which there is a pink stage, continues with a yellow truncated cone with an inwardly curved cloak, which is unloaded in gold and ends with a golden two-stage barrel, all of which is a circular plan. The base rests on a clay hill standing behind a grassy embankment and a pink rock in the lower left corner. To the right of the hill, two green deciduous trees with brown trunks grow on the embankment, to the left of the hill a grassy hill with deciduous forest stretches. Behind the hill with a pedestal is a view of the mountain landscape. To the right of the emblem there is a path between the grass leading to an overgrown area on which stands a taras made of pink stone, the taras being broken through an arc through which a stream flows. A wooden footbridge with a railing leads across the stream, from the footbridge to the platform through a taras enclosed by a staircase. On the platform stands a brown house with thatched roof, doors and three windows in the facade and with three windows in the side wall, in front of the house stretches to the edge of the scene of a flat-roofed snail and three windows. The height behind the house is covered with a green thicket, from which deciduous trees stand out and a brown rock rises behind the thicket. Next to the high ground, a low rocky ridge stands out from the lawn, which on the left is lowered and disappears behind the forest, behind the ridge there is a beaker church with a rectory and a harbour, the rectory and the church have gray towers, behind the church stretches to the left a thicket and behind it a coniferous forest, behind all this is a rocky ridge. In the middle of the miniature a lake is problematic behind the rocky ridge and behind it is a forest on the right, a meadow with three deciduous trees on the left. On the horizon there are mountains, on the right they are closer and they are green, on the left they retreat backwards and they are blue with pinkish shadows. The background consists of a blue sky, gray-brown on the top, otherwise densely covered with gray-yellow cloud cover, which passes to yellow above the mountains. The scene is lined with magenta drapery, in front of it hangs from the cornice of the golden feston. On the cornice in the middle is the imperial emblem: a black, gold-crowned eagle with golden armor and red tongues, which holds an iron sword with a golden elbow and auspices in the right joint, and a golden sphere in the left joint. On each side of the imperial emblem stands two olive green pedestals on the ledge similar to the one on which the awarded emblem is placed, but a square plan. On the pedestals stands French shields with a golden edge and signs. I. Lombardy: in silver a blue snake absorbing a child of natural colors. II. Bohemia: in red silver, gold-crowned lion with red tongue. III. Galicia: polceno, on the right there is a red bar on the blue, on which stands a black raven, under the lath there are three golden crowns (2.1), on the left there are two silver-red crossbars in blue. IV. Venice: a golden lion of St. John lies on a green lawn in blue Mark holding a silver open book in front of him. Shields are crowned by royal crowns. The caesarean’s crown stands on the lunette in the middle, and the branches that wrap the columns of the miniature stretch to it.