User:Tom-L/Orthodox heraldry

Napoleonic Heraldry

Category:Grants of arms of First French Empire

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Category:Michel Ney (Charles Meynier)

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Knights

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Student fraternities

File	Source and reasoning	Keep or delete
File:KDAschild.gif	Their wiki, licensed CC-BY-SA. Same uploader, identified as Jef Van Gils.	Correct license
File:VGK_schild.png	Uploader is VERMEULEN Bregt, president at that time. Explicitly donated to the public domain.	Uploader was president + Correct license
File:Schild rucantores.png	Uploader is Michael Camerlinck, executive member at that time. Personally created the website and redrew the escutcheon. Explicitly donated to the public domain.	Correct license
File:Schildlvsvgent.jpg	Uploader is Thibault Viaene, president at that time	Uploader was president
File:Klioschildklein.gif	Uploader is Maxime Van Houtven, executive at that time, and former president	Uploader was executive member & president
File:Wina schild klein.gif	Uploader is Lucas Aerbeydt, president at that time. Source of escutcheon	Uploader was president
File:Wapenplutonica.jpg	Uploader is Peter Dirix, one of the founders, and designer of the shield.	Uploader was creator and founder
File:Folklore Schild.jpg	See file page	OTRS
File:Schild Moeder Meense.png	See file page	OTRS
File:Wappen Flaminea.jpg	See file page	OTRS
File:Coat of arms of Payottenland.jpg	See file page	OTRS
File:Schild laetitia.png	See file page	OTRS
File:Argonaut.JPG	Uploader is Xavier Stabel, president at that time.	Uploader was president
File:Poutrix logo.jpg	Uploader is Laurens Aelvoet, president at that time.	Uploader was president
File:VOSEKO JONGEREN LOGO.gif	Uploader is Arnaud Desmadryl, president at that time.	Uploader was president
File:Linguakleintransparant.gif	Uploader is Joris Heirstraete, executive member at that time.	Uploader was executive member
File:LOKO, de Leuvense Studentenraad.pdf	Uploader is Niels Decoster, executive member.	Uploader is executive member
File:UnifacGBlauw.png	Uploader is Tom Wauters, webmaster at that time. Claims PD-Text license.	PD-Text
File:Schild LVSV Hasselt.svg	SVG-file, strongly suggesting own work. Uploader was Bob Vandervleuten, vice president at the time.	Uploader was vice president, probably creator
File:Moeder_Meetjesland.jpg	File page has a notice allowing informational use.	Is informational use sufficient as a license?

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Possible sources for new Golden Fleece

• File:Wappen Philipp II von Spanien.jpg - line art
• File:Gulden vlies-kapittel.jpg - colouring, style
• File:Ingeram Codex 062.jpg ???

Comparison Table

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  Chevalier (Knight)
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  Baron
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  Vidame
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  Vicomte (Viscount)
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  Comte (Count)
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  Comte et Pair de France (Count and Peer of France)
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  Marquis (Marquess)
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  Marquis et Pair de France (Marquess and Peer of France)
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  Duc (Duke)
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  Duc et Pair de France (Duke and Peer of France)
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  Prince du Sang or Fils de France (Son of France, nobles in the descendance of Saint Louis)
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  Prince de Sang Royal (Royal Prince, children of the King)
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  Dauphin de Viennois until Louis XIV, Dauphin de France since then (Heir of France and son of the King)
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  Roi (King)

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  Chevalier (Knight)
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  Baron
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  Vidame
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  Vicomte (Viscount)
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  Comte (Count)
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  Comte et Pair de France (Count and Peer of France)
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  Marquis (Marquess)
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  Marquis et Pair de France (Marquess and Peer of France)
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  Duc (Duke)
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  Duc et Pair de France (Duke and Peer of France)
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  Prince du Sang or Fils de France (Son of France, nobles in the descendance of Saint Louis)
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  Prince de Sang Royal (Royal Prince, children of the King)
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  Dauphin de Viennois until Louis XIV, Dauphin de France since then (Heir of France and son of the King)
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  Roi (King)

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Holy roman Empire

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  Maximilien I of Habsburg, Holy roman Emperor
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  Mary of Burgundy, his wife.

Collaborations with Heralder

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  Arms of the Holy roman emperor Charles V (Charles-Quint)
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  Coat of arms of the Holy roman emperor Charles V (Charles-Quint)
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  Coat of arms of the Holy roman emperor Charles V (Chivalric design)

Coats of arms of France

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  Coat of arms of the kings of France (chivalric version)
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  Lesser coat of arms of the kingdom of France (1469-1515)
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  Lesser coat of arms of the kingdom of France (1515-1578)

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  Coat of arms of the king Charles VI of France (1380-1422)
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  Coat of arms of the king Charles VII of France (1422-1461)
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  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 Louis XII of France (1498-1515)
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  Coat of arms of the king François Ier of France (1515-1547)
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  Coat of arms of the king Henri II of France (1547-1559)

Princes of the Blood

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  Dukes of Bretagne since 1316 (capetian princes through the house of Dreux)
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  Dukes of Bourbon (at least since 1358-1440's)
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  Dukes of Bourbon (1440's-1527)
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  Charles II, Charles III, Pierre II and Jean, counts of Alençon
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  Jean II, René, and Charles IV, dukes of Alençon
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  Louis I, duke of Anjou, titular king of Naples
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  Louis II and Louis III, dukes of Anjou, titular kings of Naples
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  Charles, count of Maine
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  Charles V, duke of Anjou, titular king of Naples
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  Jean, duke of Berry
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  Philippe le Bon and Charles le Hardi, dukes of Burgundy
• Louis I, Charles and Louis II (later Louis XII of France), dukes of Orléans.
  Louis I, Charles and Louis II (later Louis XII of France), dukes of Orléans.

Capetian bastards

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  Jean de Dunois, bastard of Orléans
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  Mathieu, grand bastard of Bourbon
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  Louis, bastard of Bourbon

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

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  Dukes of Bourbon
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  Kings of Navarre
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  Kings of France
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  Kings of Spain
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  Kings of the Two-Sicilies
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  Dukes of Parma
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  Grand-dukes of Luxembourg

Napoleonic Era

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  First French empire (1804-1815)
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  First French empire (alternative)
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  Second French empire (1852-1870)

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  Bonaparte family (Ancien Régime)
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  Madame Mère (Napoleon's mother)
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  The king of Rome (son of Napoleon I)
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  Joachim Murat (Napoleon's Brother in law)
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  Eugène de Beauharnais (Napoleon's step and adoptive son)
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  Eugène de Beauharnais (Vice-roy of Italy)
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  Jérôme Bonaparte (Second Empire)
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  Charles de Morny (Napoleon III half brother)

Post-Napoleonic

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  Maximilian legitimate issue in Russia

Coats of arms of Russia

Derivatives from PD-Old

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  Lesser arms of the Empire of Russia

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  Lesser arms of the Emperor of Russia
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  Lesser arms of Maria Alexandrovna of Russia (Marie von Hessen)
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  Lesser arms of Maria Fiodorovna of Russia (Dagmar of Danmark)
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  Lesser arms of Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia (Alix von Hessen)

General pattern

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  Lesser arms of the Grand-Duke Tsesarevich
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  Lesser arms of the other sons of the Emperor of Russia
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  Lesser arms of the daughters of the Emperor of Russia
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  Lesser arms of elder son of the Tsesarevich
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  Lesser arms of the other grandsons of the Emperor of Russia
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  Greater arms of the granddaughters of the Emperor in male line
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  Lesser arms of the granddaughters of the Emperor in male line
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  Lesser arms of the great grandsons of the Emperor in male line
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  Greater arms of the great granddaughters of the Emperor in male line
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  Lesser arms of the great granddaughters of the Emperor in male line
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  Lesser arms of the princes of the blood (4th gen.)
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  Greater arms of the princesses of the blood (4th gen.)
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  Lesser arms of the princesses of the blood (4th gen.)
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  Greater arms of the princes of the blood (5th gen.)
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  Lesser arms of the princes of the blood (5th gen.)
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  Greater arms of the princesses of the blood (5th gen.)
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  Lesser arms of the princesses of the blood (5th gen.)

Specific members of the imperial family

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  Lesser arms of Charlotte von Württemberg (1807-1873)
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  Lesser arms of Maria Nikolaievna of Russia (1819-1876)
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  Lesser arms of Konstantin Nikolaievich of Russia (1827-1892)
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  Personnal arms of Konstantin Nikolaievich (1858 decree)
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  Lesser arms of Nikolai Nikolaievich of Russia (1831-1891)
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  Personnal arms of Nikolai Nikolaievich (1858 decree)
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  Lesser arms of Mikhail Nikolaievich of Russia (1832-1839)
• Personnal arms of Mikhail Nikolaievich (1858 decree)
  Personnal arms of Mikhail Nikolaievich (1858 decree)

Morganatic members of the imperial family

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  Greater arms of the princes Romanovsky
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  Lesser arms of the princes Romanovsky
• Greater arms of the princesses Romanovska
  Greater arms of the princesses Romanovska
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  Lesser arms of the princesses Romanovska
• Princes Yourievsky
  Princes Yourievsky
• Prince Vladimir Pavlovich Paley
  Prince Vladimir Pavlovich Paley

Coats of arms of Italy

All in order. Derivatives from PD-Old files.

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

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  Greater coat of arms of the king of Italy
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  Lesser coat of arms of the king of Italy
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  Coat of arms of the queen Margherita
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  Coat of arms of the queen Elena
• Coat of arms of the queen Marie-José
  Coat of arms of the queen Marie-José

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  Coat of arms of the prince of Napoli
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  Coat of arms of the prince of Piedmont
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  Coat of arms of the Savoie-Aosta line of the house of Savoie
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  Coat of arms of the Savoie-Genova line of the house of Savoie

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

Coats of arms of the Netherlands

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

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  Arms of the Staten Generaal and then of the republic of the United Provinces
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  Arms of the Nassau family
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  Arms of the kingdom of the Netherlands (1815 version), a combination of the two previous ones

Other stuff

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  Primitive arms of the house Sforza
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Coats of arms of Luxembourg

These are certainly in order. All very conservative derivatives of Sodacan.

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  Arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg (shield)
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  Lesser coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg
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  Middle coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg
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  Greater coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg
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  Sash of the order of the crown of oak

Arms of the Grand-Dukes

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

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  Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg (1890-1898)
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  Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg (1898-2000)
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  Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg since 2000
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  Arms of the of Jean de Luxembourg before his accession as Grand-Duke (1939-1953)
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  Arms of the of Jean de Luxembourg before his accession as Grand-Duke (1953-1964)
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  Arms of the Grand-Duke of Luxembourg since 2000 (shield for the greater coat of arms)