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- From the book "Dansk adelsv?bner, en heraldisk n?gle", page 409, by Sven Tito Achen, Politikens Forlag, 1973, K?benhavn:
Munk, ogs? "Bj?lke-Munk" eller "Vinranke-Munk". I bl?t en hvid bj?lke, for visse linjers vedkommende belagt med en gr?n vinranke, eller i r?dt en gul bj?lke. To naturligt farvede jenrkl?dte arme som holder et spejl i gul ramme, eller to vesselhorn, r?de med gul bj?lke. * Uradel, Jylland. Kaldte sig i 1500-tallet ogs? Due. Trugils Palnesen 1318; Svend Munk til Torp var den sidste af sl?gten som f?rte v?benet uden vinranken; sl?gten udd?d 1747 med Laurids Munk. Se NDA side 197 og DA? 1905 sied 292 samt seneer tilf?jelser.
(The above translated to English:)
Munk, also "Bj?lke-Munk" (Girder-Monk) or "Vinranke-Munk" (Grapevine-Monk). Coat of arms: On blue a white girder - for some family-lines covered with a green grapevine, or: on red a yellow girder. On the helmet: Two naturally coloured iron clad arms that hold a mirror in a yellow frame, or: two vesselhorns in red with yellow girder. * Noble origins: Jutland. Also called themselves Due in the 1500-hundreds. Trugils Palnesen in 1318; Svend Munk of Torp was the last of the family who carried the arms without the grapevine; family extinct in 1747 with Laurids Munk. See: NDA, page 197, and DA?, 1905, page 292, and also later edition.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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