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[edit] Holy roman Empire

  • Maximilien I of Habsburg, Holy roman Emperor

  • Mary of Burgundy, his wife.

[edit] Collaborations with Heralder

  • Arms of the Holy roman emperor Charles V (Charles-Quint)

  • Coat of arms of the Holy roman emperor Charles V (Charles-Quint)

  • Coat of arms of the Holy roman emperor Charles V (Chivalric design)

[edit] Coats of arms of France

  • Coat of arms of the kings of France (chivalric version)

  • Lesser coat of arms of the kingdom of France (1469-1515)

  • Lesser coat of arms of the kingdom of France (1515-1578)

  • Coat of arms of the king Charles VI of France (1380-1422)

  • Coat of arms of the king Charles VII of France (1422-1461)

  • Coat of arms of the king Charles VIII of France (1483-1498)

  • Coat of arms of the king Louis XII of France (1498-1515)

  • Coat of arms of the king François Ier of France (1515-1547)

  • Coat of arms of the king Henri II of France (1547-1559)

[edit] Princes of the Blood

  • Dukes of Bretagne since 1316 (capetian princes through the house of Dreux)

  • Dukes of Bourbon (at least since 1358-1440's)

  • Dukes of Bourbon (1440's-1527)

  • Charles II, Charles III, Pierre II and Jean, counts of Alençon

  • Jean II, René, and Charles IV, dukes of Alençon

  • Louis I, duke of Anjou, titular king of Naples

  • Louis II and Louis III, dukes of Anjou, titular kings of Naples

  • Charles, count of Maine

  • Charles V, duke of Anjou, titular king of Naples

  • Jean, duke of Berry

  • Philippe le Bon and Charles le Hardi, dukes of Burgundy

  • Louis I, Charles and Louis II (later Louis XII of France), dukes of Orléans.

[edit] Capetian bastards

  • Jean de Dunois, bastard of Orléans

  • Mathieu, grand bastard of Bourbon

[edit] Bourbon dynasty banners of arms (for a French wiki navigation tab)

  • Dukes of Bourbon

  • Kings of Navarre

  • Kings of France

  • Kings of Spain

  • Kings of the Two-Sicilies

  • Dukes of Parma

  • Grand-dukes of Luxembourg

[edit] Napoleonic Era

  • First French empire (1804-1815)

  • First French empire (alternative)

  • Second French empire (1852-1870)

  • Bonaparte family (Ancien Régime)

  • Madame Mère (Napoleon's mother)

  • Cardinal Fesch (Napoleon's uncle)

  • The king of Rome (son of Napoleon I)

  • Joachim Murat (Napoleon's Brother in law)

  • Hortense de Beauharnais (Napoleon's sister in law)

  • Napoleon Louis (Hortense's son and Napoleon's nephew)

  • Eugène de Beauharnais (Napoleon's step and adoptive son)

  • Eugène de Beauharnais (Vice-roy of Italy)

  • Jérôme Bonaparte (Second Empire)

[edit] Post-Napoleonic

  • The duke of Reichstadt (former king of Rome)

  • Eugène de Beauharnais (duke of Leuchtenberg)

  • Maximilien de Beauharnais (Eugène's son)

  • Maximilian legitimate issue in Russia

  • Maximilian's first son morganatic issue

  • Talleyrand as duke-peer of the Restauration

[edit] Coats of arms of Russia

  • Lesser arms of the Emperor of Russia

  • Lesser arms of the Grand-Duke Tsesarevich

  • Lesser arms of the other sons of the Emperor of Russia

  • Lesser arms of the Grand duke Konstantin Nikolaievich

  • Lesser arms of the Grand duke Nikolai Nikolaievich

  • Lesser arms of the Grand duke Mikhail Nikolaievich

  • Lesser arms of the daughters of the Emperor of Russia

  • Lesser arms of elder son of the Tsesarevich

  • Lesser arms of the other grandsons of the Emperor of Russia

  • Lesser arms of the grand daughters of the Emperor in male line


[edit] Coats of arms of Italy

  • Greater coat of arms of the kingdom of Italy (1890-1929 and 1944-46)

  • Greater coat of arms of the kingdom of Italy (1929-1944)

  • Greater coat of arms of the king of Italy

  • Lesser coat of arms of the king of Italy

  • Coat of arms of the queen Margherita

  • Coat of arms of the queen Elena

  • Coat of arms of the queen Marie-José

  • Coat of arms of the prince of Napoli

  • Coat of arms of the prince of Piedmont

  • Coat of arms of the Savoie-Aosta line of the house of Savoie

  • Coat of arms of the Savoie-Genova line of the house of Savoie

  • Royal crown of Italy (holy iron crown of the lombard kings, kept in Monza)

[edit] Coats of arms of the duchy of Milan

  • Coat of arms of the Duchy of Milan

  • Dukes of Milan, house of Visconti

  • Dukes of Milan, house of Sforza

  • Arms of the lordship of Milan

  • Arms of the Duchy of Milan

  • Arms granted by the king of France to the Viscontis

  • Arms of the counts of Pavia (eldest sons of the duke of Milan)

  • Arms used by the Kings of France as dukes of Milan.

  • Arms of the Orléans pretenders to the duchy of Milan.

  • Primitive arms of the house Sforza

  • Cardinal Ascanio Maria Sforza.

  • Ludovico "il Moro" Sforza , as duke of Bari

[edit] Coats of arms of the Netherlands

  • Greater arms of the Republic of the United Netherlands (before 1665's)

  • Greater arms of the Republic of the United Netherlands (after 1665's)

  • Greater arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (1815 version)

  • Middle arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (1907 version)

  • Greater arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (1907 version)

  • Arms of the Staten Generaal and then of the republic of the United Provinces

  • Arms of the Nassau family

  • Arms of the kingdom of the Netherlands (1815 version), a combination of the two previous ones

  • Arms of the kingdom of the Netherlands (1907 version)

[edit] Royal Family

  • Arms of prince consort Hendrik von Mecklenburg-Schwerin

  • His full coat of arms

  • Arms of prince consort Bernhard of Lippe

  • Arms of prince consort Claus von Amsberg

  • His full coat of arms

  • Arms of queen Juliana before her accession

  • Her full coat of arms

  • Arms of her daughters : Beatrix (before her accession), Irene, Margriet and Christina.

  • Their full coat of arms

  • Arms of the children of the queen Beatrix : Willem-Alexander, Johan Friso and Constantijn

  • Their full coat of arms

  • Arms of the sons of princess Margriet: Maurits, Bernahrd, Pieter-Christiaan and Floris.

  • Their full coat of arms

[edit] Coats of arms of Belgium

  • Greater coat of arms of the kingdom of Belgium

  • Lesser coat of arms of the kingdom of Belgium

  • State coat of arms of the kingdom of Belgium

  • Collar of the order of Leopold I

[edit] The King

  • Arms of the king of the Belgians before 1921

  • Coat of arms of the king of the Belgians before 1921

  • Arms of the king of the Belgians since 1921

  • Coat of arms of the king of the Belgians since 1921


  • Personnal arms of the king Leopold I

  • his full coat of arms

[edit] Royal family

  • Arms of Leopold de Belgique, duke of Brabant.

  • His full coat of arms

  • Arms of the prince Philippe de Belgique, count of Flanders (used 1840-1869)

  • His full coat of arms

Until 1880, the royal house coats of arms were only customary. The 13th of July 1880, a royal decree was finally issued to regulate the arms of the princes of the royal house. In spite of a modificative decree issued by king Albert I in 1910, it is still in application.

  • Arms of dukes of Brabant (eldest son of the King) before 1921

  • Their full coat of arms

  • Arms of counts of Flanders Philippe (1837-1905) and Albert de Belgique (1875-1934), before his accession as king of the Belgians

  • Their full coat of arms

  • Arms of prince Baudouin de Belgique (1869-1891). Also worn by his brother Albert between 1891 and 1905.

  • Their full coat of arms

  • Arms of prince Albert de Belgique (1875-1934), before the death of his brother in 1891.

  • His full coat of arms

  • Arms of prince Charles de Belgique, count of Flanders before 1921

  • His full coat of arms

  • Coat of arms of the princesses of Belgium before 1921

After WWI, due to the abolition of monarchy in Germany and the loss of the titles of Prinz von Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha und Herzog zu Sachsen, the saxony inescutcheon was removed from the arms of the family. This decision was never made legal by the issue of a new royal decree, though the 1921 decree about royal standards removed the saxony inescutcheon from flags.

  • Arms of dukes of Brabant (eldest son of the King) since 1921

  • Their full coat of arms.

  • Arms of prince Charles de Belgique, count of Flanders after 1921

  • His full coat of arms

  • Arms of the male issue of Leopold III of Belgium (all princes excepted the Dukes of Brabant).

  • Their full coat of arms

  • Coat of arms of the princesses of Belgium since 1921

[edit] Coats of arms of Luxembourg

  • Arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg (shield)

  • Lesser coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg

  • Middle coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg

  • Greater coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg

  • Sash of the order of the crown of oak

[edit] Arms of the Grand-Dukes

  • Lesser coat of arms of the grand-duke of Luxembourg (2000)

  • Middle coat of arms of the grand-duke of Luxembourg (2000)

  • Greater coat of arms of the grand-duke of Luxembourg (2000)

  • Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg (1890-1898)

  • Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg (1898-2000)

  • Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg since 2000

  • Arms of the of Jean de Luxembourg before his accession as Grand-Duke (1939-1953)

  • Arms of the of Jean de Luxembourg before his accession as Grand-Duke (1953-1964)

  • Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg since 2000 (shield for the greater coat of arms)

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