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Coat of Arms for Individual Countries
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Although coats of arms for towns and countries have been traced back to the twelve tribes of Israel, in early medieval days the symbols representing a country were those of the sovereign of that country. Thus coats of arms for a country could be altered somewhat by each succeeding monarch. It is also common for a country's coat of arms to incorporate symbols from countries they have conquered.
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Aquitane |
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Aragon |
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Austria |
Baden |
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Bavaria |
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Belgium
Brabant |
Bohemia |
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Brittany |
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Burgundy |
Castile |
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Croatia |
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Dalmatia |
Danzig |
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Denmark |
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England |
Finland |
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Flanders |
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France |
Franche Comte |
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Frisia
(modern) |
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Germany |
Great Britain |
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Hainault |
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Hanover |
Hesse-Cassel |
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Hesse-Darmstadt |
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Holland |
Holy Roman Empire |
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Hungary |
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Ireland |
The Isles
(Hebrides) |
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Japan |
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Leon |
Liechtenstein |
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Limburg |
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Lorraine |
Luxembourg |
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Mainz |
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Majorca |
Malta |
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Mecklenburg |
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Milan |
Modena |
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Monaco |
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Munster |
Namur |
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Navarre |
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Netherlands |
Norway |
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Nurnburg |
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Oldenburg |
Osnabruck |
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Parma |
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Pisa |
Poland |
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Pomerania |
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Portugal |
Prussia |
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Ragusa |
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Rhine
Palatinate |
Russia |
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Sardina |
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Savoy - Italy |
Saxony |
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Scotland |
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Serbia |
Sicily |
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Silesia |
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Spain |
Speyer |
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Sweden |
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Switzerland |
Order of Templars |
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Order of
Teutonic Knights |
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Tyrol |
Toulouse |
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Trier Genoa Padua |
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Turkey |
Tuscany |
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Venice |
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Wurttenberg |
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