Draft:Armorial of the House of Windsor

Badge of the House, adpoted in 1938

The House of Windsor was formed in 1917 through a proclamation by King George V. The agnatic descendants of Albert, Prince Consort & Queen Victoria form a branch of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, while those of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh & Queen Elizabeth II are of the House of Glucksburg, though use the name Mountbatten-Windsor in reference to the Battenberg family to which Philip's mother belonged.

Arms of Dominion

British Isles

Elizabeth II changed the depiction of the royal arms to use St Edward's Crown instead of the Tudor crown, and include a compartment of grass behind the motto scroll. After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, in September 2022, the new King Charles III returned to using the Tudor Crown, but in an updated version.

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  United Kingdom (outside Scotland) (until 1952)
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  United Kingdom (in Scotland) (until 1952)
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  Alderney
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  Guernsey
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  Jersey
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  Mann
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  United Kingdom (in Scotland) (1952-2022)
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  United Kingdom (Outside Scotland) (1952-2022)
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  United Kingdom (outside Scotland) (since September 2022)
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  United Kingdom (In Scotland) (since September 2022)

Australia

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  Australia
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  New South Wales
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  Northern Territory
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  Queensland
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  South Australia (1936-84)
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  South Australia (since 1984)
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  Tasmania
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  Victoria
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  Western Australia

Canada

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  Canada (1921–1957)
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  Canada (1957–1994)
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  Canada (since 1994)
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  Alberta
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  British Columbia
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  Manitoba
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  New Brunswick
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  Newfoundland and Labrador
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  Northwest Territories
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  Nova Scotia (until 1929)
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  Nova Scotia (since 1929)
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  Nunavut
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  Ontario
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  Prince Edward Island
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  Québec
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  Saskatchewan
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  Yukon

Other realms

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  Antigua and Barbuda
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  British Honduras (until 1967)
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  British Honduras (1967-81)
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  The Bahamas
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  Barbados
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  Belize (since 1981)
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  Ceylon
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  Fiji
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  The Gambia
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  Ghana
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  Grenada
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  Guyana (1955-66)
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  Guyana (1966-70)
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  Jamaica (since 1962)
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  Malawi
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  Malta
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  Mauritius
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  New Zealand (until 1956)
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  New Zealand (since 1956)
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  Nigeria
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  Pakistan
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  Papua New Guinea
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  Rhodesia
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  Saint Kitts and Nevis
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  Saint Lucia
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  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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  Sierra Leone
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  Solomon Islands
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  South Africa
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  Tanganyika
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  Trinidad and Tobago
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  Tuvalu
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  Uganda

British Overseas Territories

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  Anguilla
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  Antarctic
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  Ascension Island
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  Bermuda
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  Cayman Islands
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  Falkland Islands
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  Gibraltar
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  Hong Kong (1917-1959)
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  Hong Kong (1959-1997)
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  Indian Ocean
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  Montserrat
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  Pitcairn Islands
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  Saint Helena
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  South Georgia and South Sandwich
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  Tristan da Cunha
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  Turks and Caicos Islands
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  Virgin Islands

Personal Arms

Heirs apparent

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  Prince of Wales (1910-36)
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  Prince of Wales
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  Duke of Rothesay

Others

First Generation: The children of King George V

Edward used the arms of the heir apparent before his reign, and a new blazon after it. The Prince John, George's youngest child, did not live to receive a grant of arms.

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  The Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor
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  The Prince Albert, Duke of York
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  The Princess Mary, Princess Royal
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  The Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
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  The Prince George, Duke of Kent

Second Generation: The children of the sons of King George V

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  The Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh
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  The Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
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  Prince William of Gloucester
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  Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester
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  Prince Edward, Duke of Kent
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  Prince Michael of Kent
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  Princess Alexandra, the Honourable Lady Ogilvy

Third generation: The children of Queen Elizabeth II

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  The Princess Anne, Princess Royal
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  The Princess Anne, Princess Royal
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  The Prince Andrew, Duke of York
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  The Prince Andrew, Earl of Inverness
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  The Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh
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  The Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh

Fourth generation: The children of the sons of Queen Elizabeth II

It is yet to be seen if the Duke of Edinburgh's children, James and Louise, will be granted arms.

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  Prince William, Duke of Cambridge
  (2011-22)
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  Prince William, Earl of Strathearn
  (2011-22)
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  The Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
  (since 2022)
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  Prince Harry of Wales
  (2002-2022)
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  Princess Beatrice, Mrs Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi
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  Princess Eugenie, Mrs Jack Brooksbank

Consorts

The wives of kings

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  Queen Mary
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  Queen Elizabeth
  (1936-2002)
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  Queen Elizabeth
  (1936-2002)
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  Queen Camilla

The wives of kings' sons

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  Diana, Princess of Wales
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  Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
  (2005-22)
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  Catherine, Princess of Wales
  (2022)
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  Elizabeth, Duchess of York
  (1923-36)
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  Alice, Duchess of Gloucester
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  Marina, Duchess of Kent
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  Sarah, Duchess of York
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  Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh
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  Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
  (since 2022)

The wives of kings' grandsons

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  Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester
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  Katharine, Duchess of Kent
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  Princess Michael of Kent
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  Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
  (2011-22)
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  Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
  (2018-22)

The husbands of Windsor women

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  Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1947-1949)
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  Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1949-2021)
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  Henry, Earl of Harewood
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  Anthony, Earl of Snowdon
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  Mark Phillips
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  Sir Angus Ogilvy
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  Count Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi
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  Jack Brooksbank

Collateral relatives

Other agnatic descendants of Prince Albert & Queen Victoria

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  Princess Beatrice Leopoldine Victoria, Duchess of Galliera
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  Princess Margaret Victoria Charlotte Augusta Norah of Connaught
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  Princess Margaret, Crown Princess of Sweden
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  Princess Alice Mary Victoria Augusta Pauline, Countess of Athlone

Mountbatten

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  Louis, Earl Mountbatten of Burma
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  Norton, Earl Mountbatten of Burma
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  Princess Alice of Battenberg
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  George, Marquess of Milford Haven

Armstrong-Jones

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  David, Earl of Snowdon

References

Category:Armorials of the United Kingdom Category:House of Windsor