On the right, parallel scroll and patterns can be found with Victoria’s sword being thrown across a moat that insurgent soldiers would not cross, including the quote, “Va mi espada en prenda, voy por ella” (translation: “There goes my sword as pledge, I’m going for it!”). Guadalupe Victoria swam across the moat and cut the rope of a bridge to allow the insurgent troops into the city. The rear panel marks a symbolic coat depicted from The Constitution of 1824, which transformed Mexico into a federal republic.