It's because the markings used to denote any hearts card are themselves shaped like hearts. A more interesting question is,"Why were the sumbols of hearts, diamonds,clubs and spades chosen?"
One King of Hearts is found in a standard deck of playing cards.
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In a standard deck of 52 playing cards, there are 13 cards in each of the four suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades. Since there are 13 hearts, the number of cards that are not hearts is 52 - 13, which equals 39 cards.
There would be less playing cards without them
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Playing cards typically have four suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades. Each suit has different symbols on the cards, such as hearts for hearts, diamonds for diamonds, clovers for clubs and spades for spades.
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The background on playing cards of the suit 'hearts' will vary slightly based on the deck and will vary based on which card you are looking at. The background for the cards Ace through 10 will have the corresponding number of red hearts (仫), while the 'face cards', Jack, Queen and King will be designated as hearts with a similar symbol but will then have the reflected image of their 'face' in the center of the card.
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6; King, Queen and Jack of hearts and diamonds.