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HERALDER



Sagrado Corazón

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Emyndil (talk) 22:59, 26 October 2011 (UTC) Edoardo Cavaleri (talk) 16:16, 30 June 2013 (UTC)
Iurresta (talk) 06:28, 12 October 2013 (UTC) Parair (talk) 17:24, 24 February 2014 (UTC)
David C. S. (talk) 22:58, 28 November 2019 (UTC)

Spain[edit]

Present[edit]


Institutional Variants[edit]

100th Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus[edit]

Members of the Spanish Royal Family and Monarch's Relatives[edit]

Monarch

Heiress Apparent


Other Members

Royal Academies (Institute of Spain)[edit]

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Armed Forces[edit]

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Army

Navy

Air Force

Civil Guard

Coats of Arms

Service and Graduate Course Badges

Emblems/Patchs

Former Units

Former Destination Badges (Until 2015)

Royal Guard

Military Emergencies Unit

Others

NATO - Spain

Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Rescue[edit]

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National Police Corps

Customs Surveillance Service

Head of Government Office Security Department

Emergency and Rescue Agencies

Prisons

Intelligence Agencies

Former Spanish Kingdoms[edit]

Territories of the Former Crown of Aragon[edit]

Monarchs


Variants of the Spanish Royal Arms

Other members of the Royal House

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Queens Consort

Prince of Girona (Heir)

Other members

Alonso of Aragon

Former Kingdom and Historic Region of Aragon[edit]

Present

Historical

Aragonese Kingdom of Sicily[edit]
Catalonia[edit]
Former Kingdom and Historic Region of Valencia[edit]

Present

Historical

Former Kingdom of Majorca[edit]

Present

Historical

Duchies in Greece[edit]
Others (Aragonese Territories)[edit]
Badges[edit]

Territories of the Former Crown of Castile[edit]

Present[edit]

Asturias

Historical[edit]

Members of the Royal House

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Queens Consort


Prince of Asturias (Heir)

The Children of Ferdinand III, the Saint

Other Members of the Royal Family and Monarchs Descendants

John of Gaunt, First Duke of Lancaster, Crown of Castile Pretender

Badges[edit]
Former Kingdom and Historic Region of Castile[edit]

Present

Historical

Propagation of the Arms of Castile

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Former Kingdom and Historic Region of León[edit]

Present

Historical

Leonese Variants of the Royal Arms

Former Kingdom and Historic Region of Galicia[edit]

Present

Historical

Galician Variants of the Spanish Royal Arms

Lesser Royal Arms

Badge

Basque Lordships and Historical Region[edit]

Present

Historical


Lordship of Molina[edit]

Present

Historical

Crown of Castile Realms[edit]

Former Kingdom and Historic Region of Navarre[edit]

Present[edit]


Historical[edit]
Arms of the Monarchs of Navarre
with the Royal Crest,
House of Evreux
Arms of Charles III of Navarre with Supporters
Coat of Arms of Prince John of Aragon
as Monarch of Navarre
(Future John II)
Coat of Arms of John II of Aragon
as Monarch of Navarre
(Future John II)

Navarrese Variants of the Spanish Royal Arms

Members of the Royal Family

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Queens Consort

Other Members and Monarchs Descendants

Badges[edit]

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Emirate of Granada[edit]

Provinces[edit]

Provinces

Islands[edit]

Islands

Largest Cities and Notable Towns[edit]

Largest Cities and Notable Towns

Comarcas[edit]

Comarcas

Historical[edit]

Crowns of Aragon and Castile (Spain): Catholic Monarchs[edit]

Coat of Arms of Catholic Monarchs with all supporters
1474-1492 1492-1504

Ferdinand II of Aragon


Coat of Arms of Ferdinand II of Aragon, 1513-1516
(with supporters)

Crown of Castile and Duchy of Burgundy: Joanna and Philip[edit]

Joanna of Castile

Coat of Arms of Queen Joanna of Castile
(with supporters)

Philip of Burgundy, Called "the Handsome"



Coat of Arms of Philip I of Castile
(with Burgundian and Castilian supporters, crest and motto)

Holy Roman Empire. Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Kingdom of Navarre (Spain). Low Countries, Archduchy of Austria. Duchy of Milan: Charles V / I[edit]

Heir of Burgundy

Monarch of Castile, Aragon, Navarre (Spain) and the Low Countries (1516-1530)

1516-1518,
Version with motto, Burgundian and Spanish supporters
1518-1520,
Version with motto, Burgundian and Spanish supporters
1520-1530,
Version with motto, Burgundian and Spanish supporters

Holy Roman Emperor (1530-1556)

Middle Coat of Arms Greater Coat of Arms
Or Shield Variant Version with Supporters and Motto

Variants

Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Kingdom of Navarre (Spain). Kingdom of England and Ireland as Consort (1554–1558). Kingdom of Portugal (since 1580). Low Countries. Duchy of Milan: Philip II[edit]

1558-1580
(with the Eagle of St. John as supporter)
1580-1598
(with the Eagle of St. John as supporter)
In collaboration with
Parair
1558-1580
(with lions as supporters)
1580-1598
(with lions as supporters)
1556-1558
Chivaric design of the Order of the Golden Fleece Armorial
1558-1580
Chivaric design of the Order of the Golden Fleece Armorial
1580-1598
Chivaric design of the Order of the Golden Fleece Armorial
1556-1558
Spanish Monarch and King Jure Uxoris of England
(with supporters, crest and motto)
1558-1580
(with supporters, crest and motto)
1580-1598
(with supporters, crest and motto)
1580-1598
(with a lion, a griffin and crest)

Variants

Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Kingdom of Navarre (Spain). Kingdom of Portugal (until 1640). Habsburg Netherlands. Duchy of Milan: 1598-1700[edit]

1598-1668
(with the Eagle of St. John as supporter)

In collaboration with
Parair
Charles II, 1668-1700
(with the Eagle of St. John as supporter)
1598-1668
(with lions as supporters)
Charles II, 1668-1700
(with lions as supporters)
Philip III of Spain
Chivaric design of the Order of the Golden Fleece Armorial
Philip IV of Spain
Chivaric design of the Order of the Golden Fleece Armorial
Charles II of Spain, 1668-1700
Chivaric design of the Order of the Golden Fleece Armorial
Philip III of Spain
(with supporters, crest and motto)
Philip IV and Charles II of Spain
(with supporters, crest and motto)
1598-1668
(with a lion, a griffin and crest)

Variants

War of the Spanish Succession[edit]

Archduke Charles of Austria

Coat of Arms of Archduke Charles as Pretender
Common version with supporters
Coat of Arms of Archduke Charles as Pretender
Version for the Peninsular Territories of the Crown of Aragon with supporters


Philip of France, Duke of Anjou

COAT OF ARMS
(with supporters, mantle, crest and mottos)

Variants

Kingdom of Spain and the Indies[edit]

ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, 1700-1761
(with supporters, mantle, crest and mottos)
ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, 1761-1868 / 1874-1931
(with supporters, mantle, crest and mottos)

Napoleonic Invasion[edit]

Kingdom of Spain (House of Bourbon, Restored)[edit]

ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, 1812-1868
(with supporters, mantle, crest and mottos)

Provisional Government[edit]

Kingdom of Spain (House of Savoy)[edit]

ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, 1871-1873
(with supporters and mantle)

First Spanish Repubic[edit]

Kingdom of Spain (House of Bourbon, Restored)[edit]

COAT OF ARMS OF SPAIN, Anjou escutcheon, 1874-1931
(with Lions, Pillars of Hercules, Golden Fleece, Laurel and palm branches)
COAT OF ARMS OF SPAIN, France escutcheon, c.1883-1931
(with Lions, Pillars of Hercules, Golden Fleece, Laurel and palm branches)
ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, 1761-1868 and 1874-1931
(with supporters, mantle, crest and mottos)
ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, 1931
(with supporters and crest)

Second Spanish Republic[edit]

Francoist Spain and Transition to Democracy[edit]

National Movement

Francisco Franco

Flag Versions[edit]

Flag and Naval Ensign Version

Colours (Regimental Flags)

1700-1761
(Common Version)
1761-1843
(Common Version)

Lesser Coats of Arms of Spanish Monarchs[edit]

Unusual Variants without the Arms of Granada

Former Kingdom of León Variant

Former Kingdom of Galicia Variants

Historic Coats of Arms of the Royal Family and Regents[edit]

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Prince of Asturias

Royal Consorts

Sofía of Greece

Francis, Duke of Cádiz, King Consort of Spain

Dowager Queens

Other members of the Royal Family
Spanish House of Habsburg

Spanish House of Bourbon

Infante Charles of Spain (Future Charles III) as Monarch of Parma, Naples and Sicily

Infante Philip of Spain. Monarch of Parma, Piacenza and Guastalla

Infante Louis of Spain, Cardinal, Archbishop of Toledo and Count of Chinchón

Infante Charles of Spain, Count of Molina. First Carlist Claimant

The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier

Enrique, Duke of Seville

Infanta Isabella of Spain (1851–1931), called "La Chata"

Infanta Paz of Spain, Princess of Bavaria

Infanta Eulalia of Spain

Luis Fernando of Orleans

Prince Ranieri of the Two Sicilies, Pretender to the Crown of the Two Sicilies

Infante Juan, Pretender to the Spanish Crown

Infanta Maria of the Two Sicilies, Consort of Juan, Pretender to the Spanish Throne

Infanta Beatriz of Spain

Infanta Maria Cristina of Spain

Prince Alfonso of the Two Sicilies, Infante of Spain and Pretender to the Crown of the Two Sicilies

Pincess Alicia of Bourbon-Parma, Infanta of Spain, Consort of Alfonso, Pretender to the Crown of the Two Sicilies

Infanta Isabel Alfonsa of Spain (Daughter of Mercedes, Princess of Asturias)

Maria de los Dolores, Princess of Bourbon-Two Sicilies (Daughter of Carlos of Bourbon-Two Sicilies and Louise of France)

Alfonso, Duke of Cadiz

Prince Carlos of the Two Sicilies, Infante of Spain and Pretender to the Crown of the Two Sicilies

Juan Carlos of Spain Prince of Spain


King of Spain (1975-2014)

Infanta Pilar of Spain

Infanta Margarita of Spain

Sofía of Greece and Denmark

Infanta Elena of Spain

Infanta Cristina of Spain

Letizia Ortiz, Crown Princess

Carlist Claimants

Crown Dukedoms

Templates

Spanish Bourbonic Monarchs in Italy

Kingdoms of Naples, Sicily and the Two Sicilies

Regents
Crown of Castile

Crown of Aragon

(Spain) Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Kingdom of Navarre (Spain). Kingdom of Portugal, 1580-1640

Kingdom of Spain and the Indies

Kingdom of Spain

Notable Examples of Spanish Heraldry Overseas Presence[edit]

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Present

Chile

Colombia

Mexico

United States

Puerto Rico

Historical Spanish Empire

Overseas Provinces Spanish West Africa

Spanish Guinea

Spanish Heraldry in France[edit]

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Present

Historical

René of Anjou

Catalano-Aragonese Heraldry in Italy[edit]

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Order of the Golden Fleece[edit]

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Spanish Branch[edit]

Deceased/Obsolete[edit]

Spanish Orders[edit]

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Military Orders[edit]

Order of Charles III[edit]

Royal and Military Order of Saint Ferdinand[edit]

Order of Isabella the Catholic[edit]

Order of Civil Merit[edit]

Order of Alfonso X the Wise[edit]

Order of Queen Maria Luisa[edit]

Royal and Military Order of Saint Hermenegild[edit]

Civil Order of Health[edit]

Order of Guardia Civil[edit]

Police Order of Merit[edit]

Order of Cisneros[edit]

Other[edit]

Decorations and Awards

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Other Coats of Arms (Spain)[edit]

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Spanish monarch's historic titles[edit]

Other[edit]

La Mesta[edit]

Insignia[edit]

Royal/State Monograms (1874-Present)

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Royal/State Letterhead

Crowns, Coronets and Crests

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Badges

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Badges

Professional Insignia

Other Coats of Arms[edit]

Crowns and coronets[edit]

Andorra

Brazil

France

Germany

Italy

Former Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

Portugal

Former Kingdom of Portugal

Romania

Holy Roman Empire[edit]

In collaboration with Adelbrecht

Kings of the Romans

High Offices of Prince-Electors

Holy See[edit]

Supreme Order of Christ

Belgium[edit]

Monaco[edit]

The Netherlands[edit]

Other Images[edit]

Other Images