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Grand Coat of Arms of France and Navarre: from 1589 to 1790. From the ascension of Henry III of Navarre as Henry IV of France (first King of the House of Bourbon) to the changing of Louis XVI's title as King of France and Navarre to King of the French. (heraldry and coat of arms having been abolished in France 1790).
- The Coat of Arms contains two escutcheons; per pale: "Azure, three fleurs-de-lis or" for the France and "Gules, a cross, saltire, (double) orle of chains, all linked, or'" for Navarre.
- The escutcheons are surrounded first by the chain of the Order of Saint Michael and by the chain of the Order of the Holy Spirit, both were known as the ordres du roi.
- Atop the escutcheons is the Royal crown on top of an opened gold helmet, with blue mantling.
- The two supporters are two angels, acting as heralds for the two realms. The dexter angel carries a standard with the arms of France, and wearing a tabard with the same arms. The sinister angel also carries a standard and wears a tabard, but that of Navarre. Both are standing on puffs of cloud.
- Above is a pavilion armoyé with the Royal Crown of France. From it is a royal blue mantle with a semis of fleurs-de-lis or
- On top of the crown flies the banner of France.
- The motto is written in gold on a blue ribbon: "MONTJOIE SAINT DENIS" the war cry of France, Saint Denis was also the abbey where the oriflamme was kept. <a rel="nofollow" class="external autonumber" href="http://www.heraldica.org/topics/france/frarms.htm">[1]</a>
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current | 09:20, 3 January 2017 | 1,190 × 1,542 (7.28 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | <b>Grand Coat of Arms of France and Navarre</b>: from <b>1589 to 1790</b>. From the ascension of Henry III of Navarre as Henry IV of France (first King of the House of Bourbon) to the changing of Louis XVI's title as King of France and Navarre to King of the French. (heraldry and coat of arms having been abolished in France 1790). <ul> <li>The Coat of Arms contains two escutcheons; per pale: "<i>Azure, three fleurs-de-lis or</i>" for the France and "<i>Gules, a cross, saltire, (double) orle of chains, all linked, or'" for Navarre.</i> </li> <li>The escutcheons are surrounded first by the chain of the Order of Saint Michael and by the chain of the Order of the Holy Spirit, both were known as the <i>ordres du roi</i>.</li> <li> Atop the escutcheons is the Royal crown on top of an opened gold helmet, with blue mantling.</li> <li>The two supporters are two angels, acting as heralds for the two realms. The dexter angel carries a standard with the arms of France, and wearing a tabard with the same arms. The sinister angel also carries a standard and wears a tabard, but that of Navarre. Both are standing on puffs of cloud.</li> <li>Above is a <i>pavilion armoyé</i> with the Royal Crown of France. From it is a royal blue mantle with <i>a semis of fleurs-de-lis or</i> </li> <li>On top of the crown flies the banner of France.</li> <li>The motto is written in gold on a blue ribbon: "<i>MONTJOIE SAINT DENIS</i>" the war cry of France, Saint Denis was also the abbey where the oriflamme was kept. <a rel="nofollow" class="external autonumber" href="http://www.heraldica.org/topics/france/frarms.htm">[1]</a> </li> </ul> |
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- Coat of arms of Navarre
- Fils de France
- Gabelle of salt
- Henry IV of France
- Isle de France (Mauritius)
- Kingdom of France
- Kingdom of France (1791–92)
- List of French monarchs
- List of heads of state of France
- List of the last monarchs in the Americas
- Louis XIV of France
- Louis XV
- Louis XV of France
- Marie Leszczyńska
- National emblem of France
- Order of the Holy Spirit
- Parlement
- Prince du sang
- Princess Thérèse of France
- Saint-Domingue
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