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Holy Roman Empire

Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire	Older Imperial Crown	Newer Imperial Crown	Oldest Crown of the King of the Romans
Older Crown of the King of the Romans	Newer Crown of the King of the Romans	Crown of the King of Bohemia	Generic Crown of a King or Grand Prince
Crown of a Prince or Grand Duke	Archducal hat	Ducal hat of Styria	Oldest Electoral hat
Older Electoral hat	New Electoral hat & new Ducal hat	Ducal crown	Crown of an heir to a duchy
Princely hat (also used by Mediatized Counts	Princely crown	Crown of a Landgrave	Crown of Your Highness the Count Mediatized
Crown of a Marquess	Crown of a Count	Older crown of a Baron/Freiherr	Newer Crown of a Baron/Freiherr
Older Crown of Nobility	Newer Crown of Nobility

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Holy Roman Empire

Older Imperial Crown	Newer Imperial Crown	Oldest Crown of the King of the Romans	Older Crown of the King of the Romans
Newer Crown of the King of the Romans	Crown of the King of Bohemia	Archducal hat	Oldest Electoral hat
Older Electoral hat	New Electoral hat & new Ducal hat	Princely hat	Ducal hat of Styria
Crown of a duchy	Ducal crown	Princely crown	Crown of a Landgrave
Older Crown of a Count	Newer crown of a Count	Older crown of a Baron/Freiherr	Newer crown of a Baron/Freiherr
Older crown of a Nobility	Newer crown of a Nobility

Commonwealth in the World

Unitary State

Exemple of Authority

Naval, civic, mural and similar crowns

A depiction of a naval crown
A depiction of an astral crown
A depiction of a mural crown
A depiction of a celestial crown
A depiction of an eastern crown
A depiction of a camp crown
A depiction of a Lord
A depiction of a crown used by a Scottish unitary authority

United Kingdom

Commonwealth usage

Monarch: Tudor Crown 2022
Monarch: Tudor Crown
Monarch: Crown of Scotland
Monarch: Canadian Royal Crown
Monarch: St Edward's Crown
Monarch: Imperial Crown (medieval)
Heir Apparent
Child of a Sovereign
Child of Heir Apparent
Grandchild of a Sovereign^[a]
Child of daughter of a Sovereign, if styled Highness^[1]
Duke
Marquess
Earl
Viscount
Peerage Baron/Lord of Parliament (Scotland)
Feudal Baron (Scotland)
Loyalist military coronet (Canada)
Loyalist civil coronet (Canada)
King of Arms (College of Arms)

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Gemeinschaften usage

Emperor
Emperor
Empereur
Consort & legitme
Duke
Imperial Duke
Prince
Prince
Comte Princier & Landgrave
Marquis & Margrave
Palsgrave
Comte
Burgave & Vicount
Burgave & Vicount
Baron
Baron
Chevalier
Chevalier

Royal Kingdom

Fællesskaber usage

Falleskaber

Danish Sexton

Scandinavia Ionian

Maoude, Queen / King
Prinz Throne / Grand
Prince, Duke / Margrave
Comte / Burgrave
Baron, Lord / Knight

Communaute usage

Commonionat

French Messiah

Gaule Aquitaine

King de France
Fils de France
Prince and Peer
King of Armies and Peer
Duke and Peer
Marquess
Comte and Peer
Viscount and Peer
Baron and Peer
Seginor and Peer
Venal Seginor / Chevalier

School Heraldic

Heraldic Armorial (Provence and Florence)

Clarim del Mount Saint Mary (Marsh Monarchy)

King and Queen	Normale King of Italian Comte	Heir of Throne (Prince of Girolamo)	Dolphin of San Pantalan
Royal Prince of Pregadi	Prince	Overlorde Principality	Crown of Fuji Lord
Noble	Princely	Duke	Warlok
Marquess	Count	Viscount	Nobili
Lord of Manor	Baron	Senhor	Crown of Knight
Nobility	Torse of Chevalier

Ranking National

Albania

	King

Andorra

	Co-Princes

Bulgaria

	Tsar		Tsaritsa		Prince		Older Princesses		Younger Princesses

Copty and Burgundy

Anhalt, Baden, Bavaria, Brandenburg, Brunswick, Fürstenberg, Hanover, Hesse, Hohenzollern, Isenburg, Leyen, Lippe, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Reuss-Greiz, Saxe-Altenburg, Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Saxe-Meiningen-Hildburghausen, Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Saxony, Schaumburg-Lippe, Schwarzburg, Thurn and Taxis, Waldeck and Pyrmont, Wends and Württemberg

King and Queen	Normale King of Italian Comte	Heir of Throne	Dolphin of Nuteszeland
Royal Prince	Co-Princes	Prince	Duke
Marquess	Count	Viscount	Baron
Lord	Nobleman	Knight's torse

Croatia

	Crown of Zvonimir

France

Capital	Department Capital^[b]	Commune^[b]

Ancien Régime

King	Heir to the throne (Dauphin)	Children and grandchildren of the sovereign (Fils de France)	Prince of the Blood
Duke and Peer of France	Duke	Marquis and Peer of France	Marquis
Count and Peer of France	Count	Count (older)	Viscount
Vidame	Baron	Knight's crown	Knight's tortillon

Napoleonic Empire

Emperor (1st Empire ⁿ)	Emperor (2nd Empire ⁿ)	Sovereign Prince	Prince	Duke
Count	Baron	Knight	Bonnet d'honneur

July Monarchy

	King of the French

Galiza

	King of Galiza and Land Basque

Georgia

	Georgian Royal Crown, also known as the "Iberian Crown"

German-speaking countries

Holy Roman Empire

Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire	Older Imperial Crown	Newer Imperial Crown	Oldest Crown of the King of the Romans
Older Crown of the King of the Romans	Newer Crown of the King of the Romans	Crown of the King of Bohemia	Generic Crown of a King or Grand Prince
Crown of a Prince or Grand Duke	Archducal hat	Ducal hat of Styria	Oldest Electoral hat
Older Electoral hat	New Electoral hat & new Ducal hat	Ducal crown	Crown of an heir to a duchy
Princely hat (also used by Mediatized Counts	Princely crown	Crown of a Landgrave	Crown of a Count Mediatized
Crown of a Marquess	Newer crown of a Count	Older crown of a Baron/Freiherr	Newer Crown of a Baron/Freiherr
Older Crown of Nobility	Newer Crown of Nobility

Liechtenstein

	Prince of Liechtenstein

Austria

Mural crown of the coat of arms of Austria	Mural crown of the State of Lower Austria

Austrian Empire

Crown of the Emperor of Austria	Crown of the King of Bohemia	Archducal hat	Grand Duke crown
Ducal hat of Styria	Ducal hat	Ducal crown	Princely hat
Princely crown	Crown of a Count	Crown of a Baron/Freiherr	Crown of Nobility

Austria-Hungary

Grand duchy of Transylvania	Count Austria-Hungary	Baron pre 1862	Noble

Germany

Volkskrone (People's Crown)	Mural crown of the arms of the Berlin boroughs

German Empire

Crown of the German Emperor	Crown of the German Empress	Crown of the German Crown Prince
Crown of the King of Prussia	Crown of the King of Bavaria	Crown of the King of Württemberg

Hanover

Crown of the King of Hanover

Greece

	Crown of the King of the Hellenes		The Crown as it appears on the Royal Coat of Arms of Greece

Hungary

	Holy Crown of Hungary	Count (grófi-korona)

Italy

Province	City	Municipality

Kingdom of Italy (1861-1946)

King (crown of Savoy)	Heir to the throne (Prince of Piedmont)	Royal prince^[c]	Prince of the blood
Duke	Marquess	Count	Viscount
Baron	Noble	Hereditary Knight	Patrician
Province	City	Municipality

Kingdoms of Naples, Sicily, Two Sicilies

King of Naples	Heir to the throne (Duke of Calabria)	Prince and princess

Grand Duchy of Tuscany

Medici Grand Dukes of Tuscany	Habsburg-Lorraine Grand Dukes of Tuscany

Other Italian states before 1861

Iron Crown of Lombardy	Papal Tiara	Crown of San Marino	Crown of Napoleonic Italy	Doge of Venice	Doge of Genoa	Duke of Parma
Count of Italy	Crown of italian count (corona normale)

Low Countries

Netherlands

Holy Roman Emperor	King	Prince (Members of the Royal House, children of the Monarch)	Prince (Members of the Royal House, grandchildren of the Monarch)
Prince (nobility, for titles granted after 1815)	Duke	Marquess	Count
Viscount	Baron	Hereditary Knight	Jonkheer

Belgium

The older crowns are often still seen in the heraldry of older families.

King	Prince of the Royal house	Prince (nobility, for titles granted after 1815)	Ducal
Prince (nobility, for titles granted during the Ancien Régime)	Prince	Duke	Duke (older)
Marquess	Marquess (older)	Count	Count (older)
Count (oldest)	Count (ancien)	Viscount	Viscount (older)
Baron	Baron (older)	Hereditary Knight (Chevalier/Erfridder)

Luxembourg

	Grand Duke

Malta

	Knight King Sovereing of Malta

Monaco

	Prince

Montenegro

	Monarchy 1860-1918		Republic 2006-Present

Navarre

Iberic Imperial Crown	King and Queen	Heir to the throne (Duke of Gascony)	Prince Royal (Prince of Ninepeople)
King de Navarre and Pamplone	Grandee of Navarre	Duke	Marquess
Count	Viscount	Baron	Don or Lord
Nobleman	Knight's burelete

Poland and Lithuania

Heraldic Crown of the King	Crown of Bolesław I the Brave of Poland	Grand Duke	Prince	Crown of a Count of Poland	Count	Baron	Nobleman

Portugal

Capital city (Lisbon)	City	Town	Civil Parish
Overseas province (1930-1999)

Kingdom of Portugal (until 1910)

King	Heir to the throne (Prince Royal)	Prince of Beira	Infante	Grandee of Portugal
Duke	Marquess	Count	Viscount	Baron
Vidama	Knight / Fidalgo

Regnal Form - Loyal National

King of Portugal and Algarves	Heir to the throne (Prince Royal)	Prince of Beira	Infante	Grandee of Portugal
Duke	Marquess	Count	Viscount	Baron
Vidama	Knight / Fidalgo

Realm of Burgundy - age contemporary

Imperial Crown	King and Queen of Sovereing Imperial	King of Portugal and Algarves	Heir to the Throne	Prince of Ilê
Royal Prince of Portugal	Infante	Grandee of Portugal	Duke	Marquess
Count	Viscount	Baron	Vidama	Knight / Fidalgo

Romania


Capital	City	Town	Village

Kingdom of Romania

	King (The en:Steel Crown of Romania)

Russia

Emperor	Empress	Crown of Congress Poland	Crown of the Grand Duchy of Finland
Altabas cap	Drevnosti Kazan cap	Kazan cap	Monomakh's Cap
Prince	Count	Baron	Crown of Nobility

Nordic countries

Denmark

King	Crown Prince	Prince (royal family)	Duke
Marquess	Count	Baron	Crown of Nobility

Iceland

King

Finland

Physical crown design of the King	Generic grand ducal crown used in late 19th to early 20th c.	Grand ducal crown used in the state coat of arms in 1917–1920.	Ducal coronet	Comital coronet	Mural crown

Norway

Heraldic crown of the King	Physical crown of the King	Physical crown of the Queen
Crown Prince	Prince or Princess	Duke	Marquess
Count	Baron	Crown of Nobility

Sweden

King/Queen	Crown Prince/Crown Princess	Prince/Princess (aka Duke/Duchess)
Count/Countess	Baron/Baroness	Untitled Nobility

Serbia

Emperor (medieval)	King (after 1903)
Coat of arms design (1882-1918; 2004-2010)	Coat of arms design (after 2010)

Spain

Imperial Crown	King (National arms design)	King (Monarch's arms design)	King (Aragon, Catalonia, Balearics, Valencia)
Heir to the throne (Prince of Asturias)	Heir to the throne (Prince of Girona) (Aragon, Catalonia, Balearics, Valencia)	Infante	Infante (Aragon, Catalonia, Balearics, Valencia)
Grandee of Spain	Duke	Marquess	Count
Viscount	Baron	Señor/Don (Lord)	Hidalgo (Nobleman)
Knight's burelete

Ukraine

	Ruthenia

Bahrain

	King

Bhutan

	'Raven Crown' of the Kingdom of Bhutan

Brazil


Capital of State of the Federation^[b]	City^[b]	Town^[b]	Village^[b]

Empire of Brazil

Emperor	Heir to the throne (Prince Imperial)	Prince of Grão-Pará	Prince	Duke
Marquess	Count	Viscount	Baron

Regnal of Brazil

Emperor	Kings of the Brazilian Kingdoms	Heir to the throne (Prince Imperial)	Proclaimer to the throne (Prince Imperial)	Prince of Joinville	King Imperial of Brazil
Prince	Duke	Marquess	Count	Viscount	Baron

Union Imperial of Brazil

Imperial Fidelissima	Emperor	Heir to the throne (Prince Imperial)	Prince of Gonzaga	Prince	Duke	Marquess
Count	Viscount	Baron

Brunei

	Crown of Brunei Darussalam

Cambodia

	Crown of the Kingdom of Cambodia

Central African Empire

	Emperor

Chile

	Municipal Mural Crown
	Royal Crown of Easter Island

China

	Emperor

Egypt

Wali (1854 - 1867) and Khedive (1867 -1914)	Sultan (1914–22)	King (1922–53)
King of Upper and Lower Egypt	Hemhem	Atef
King of Lower Egypt	King of Upper Egypt	Queen
Shuti	Blue Crown	Cap Crown

Ethiopia

	Emperor

Fiji

	Crown of Fiji

Ghana

	Crown - Duke of Godenu		Crown - Marquess of Godenu		Crown - Count of Godenu		Crown - Baron of Godenu

Haiti

	Emperor (2nd Empire)

Hawaii

	Crown of Hawaii

Iran

	Crown of the Shah of Persia
	Crown of the Shah of Iran

Iraq

	Crown of Iraq

Jordan

	Crown of Jordan

Libya

	Crown of Libya

Kyrgyzstan

	Crown of Kara-Kygyz Khanate

Malaysia

	Johor
	Kelantan
	Terengganu

Mexico

	Emperor (1st Empire)
	Emperor (2nd Empire)
	Prince (1st Empire and 2nd Empire)

Morocco

	Heraldic Crown of Morocco

Nepal

	Crown of Nepal

Oman

	Crown of Oman

Rwanda

	Crown of the Kingdom of Rwanda		Coronet of Duke - Rwanda		Coronet of Marquis - Rwanda		Coronet of Count - Rwanda
	Coronet of Viscount - Rwanda		Coronet of Baron - Rwanda		Coronet of Knight - Rwanda

Saudi Arabia

	Crown of Saudi Arabia

Siam and Thailand

	Great Crown of Victory of the Kings of Siam and Thailand
	Phra Kiao (princely coronet, also the emblem of King Chulalongkorn)
	coronet of the Crown prince of Siam/Thailand

Tahiti

	Crown of Tahiti

Tonga

	Crown of Tonga

Other examples

	Twig crown of the Republic of the Congo^[3]
	College of Arms Foundation of the United States

Imperial Church

Angevine Order

Archbishop or Bishop
Archbishop and Bishop

Ecclesiastical Hats

Anglican Communion

Archbishop or Bishop
Archdeacon
Dean
Members of His Majesty's Ecclesiastical Household
Canons, Honorary Canons, Canons Emeritus and Prebendaries
Priest
Deacon

Berberic Communion

Holy Pope
Archbishop or Bishop
Hiromonk
Honor Hiromonk
Rector Episcopal of Majesty
Curate Honor of Majesty
Chaplain
Hirodeacon
Protodeacon
Deacon

Catholic Church

Pope
Patriarch
Cardinal
Metropolitan Archbishop
Archbishop
Eastern Catholic prelate, combining elements of both Eastern and Western ecclesiastical heraldry
Apostolic protonotary (Monsignor)
Honorary Prelate (Monsignor)
Chaplain of His Holiness (Monsignor)
Bishop
Abbot
Canon
Dean
Priest

Episcopal Graceful

Papal Clergy
Frank / Popeyes
Popess
Frankness
Lisbon Patriarch
Byzantin Patriarch of Orthodox Church
Armenian Patriarch of Victorix Church
Abbess Highness
Abbess

Gaulesian Community

Archbishop and Bishop
Archdeacon
Dean / Eminent
Members of His Majesty's Ecclesiastical Household
Canons, Honorary Canons, Canons Emeritus and Prebendaries
Priest / Reverend
Ancian / Deacon

Helenic Community

Holy Pope
Archbishop or Bishop
Hiromonk
Honor Hiromonk
Rector Immaculate of Majesty
Curate Honor of Majesty
Chaplain
Hirodeacon
Protodeacon
Deacon

Gospel Church

Frankly
Grand Prieur
Cardinal
Metropolitan Archbishop
Archbishop
Assessor
Vicar General
Pontiff of Prémontrés or Norbertins
Orthodox protonotary (Monsignor)
Honorary Prelate (Monsignor)
Chaplain of His Holiness (Monsignor)
Vicar
Bishop
Abbot
Canon
Prior
Dean
Priest

Immaculate Conception

Papal Clergy
Frank / Popeyes
Popess
Frankness
Patriarch
Archbishop or Bishop of Teutonic
Archbishop or Bishop of Sépulcre
Abbess Highness
Abbess

Multinational

Astral crown	Camp crown	Celestial crown	Eastern crown
Mural crown	Naval crown

As a charge

A golden crown appears prominently in the arms of Vestfold, a county in Norway.
A crowned lion head in the arms of Kreis Biedenkopf, a county in Hesse, Germany (1832-1974)
The Three Crowns, as well as lions and leopards crowned, in the arms of Eric of Pomerania
Both lions and eagles crowned appear in the coat of arms of the Czech Republic.
A golden crown appears at the top of cross pattée in the coat of arms of Riga
Badge of the Unicorn Pursuivant, a unicorn gorged of a coronet

Referências

↑ Cox, Noel The Coronets of Members of the Royal Family and of the Peerage. Arquivado em 2018-01-04 no Wayback Machine Originally published in (1999) 22 The Double Tressure, the Journal of The Heraldry Society of Scotland 8-13. Acceded 8 April 2017
↑ Boutell, Charles (1914). Fox-Davies, A.C., ed. Handbook to English Heraldry, The 11th ed. London: Reeves & Turner. pp. 104–156
↑ Ströhl, Hugo Gerard (1899). Heraldischer Atlas. Stuttgart: [s.n.]

^[d]

↑ Currently, besides the grandchildren of the present King Charles III, the living grandchildren of a former sovereign are granted the privilege to use the crown of a Sovereign's Grandchild.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f This standard has many exceptions.
↑ The dukes of Genoa were granted the privilege to use the crown of a royal prince though they were only princes of the blood
↑ Coroas francesas na Commonwealth

^[a]

↑ Coroa (monarquia)

^[a]

↑ Coroa (heráldica)

^[a]

↑ Crown (Heraldry)

[2] Cox, Noel The Coronets of Members of the Royal Family and of the Peerage. Arquivado em 2018-01-04 no Wayback Machine Originally published in (1999) 22 The Double Tressure, the Journal of The Heraldry Society of Scotland 8-13. Acceded 8 April 2017

[3] Boutell, Charles (1914). Fox-Davies, A.C., ed. Handbook to English Heraldry, The 11th ed. London: Reeves & Turner. pp. 104–156

[6] Ströhl, Hugo Gerard (1899). Heraldischer Atlas. Stuttgart: [s.n.]

[1] Currently, besides the grandchildren of the present King Charles III, the living grandchildren of a former sovereign are granted the privilege to use the crown of a Sovereign's Grandchild.

[france-4] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f This standard has many exceptions.

[5] The dukes of Genoa were granted the privilege to use the crown of a royal prince though they were only princes of the blood

[7] Coroas francesas na Commonwealth

[8] Coroa (monarquia)

[9] Coroa (heráldica)

[10] Crown (Heraldry)

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