The Lark Burying Her Father

According to an ancient legend, the lark was created before the earth itself. When her father died, she faced a profound challenge: with no land to speak of, she could find no suitable place to bury him.

For five long days, she allowed him to lie unburied, lost in her sorrow. On the sixth day, overwhelmed and uncertain of what else to do, she made a remarkable decision. In an act of love and devotion, she buried him within her own head.

This poignant act is said to be the origin of her crest, which is popularly regarded as her father's grave-hillock.

Ultimately, this tale serves as a reminder of youth’s first duty: reverence to one's parents.