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[[File:CoALetterhead.png|thumb|left|350px|The Royal Seal for Government is used on all official government correspondance and headers.]] | [[File:CoALetterhead.png|thumb|left|350px|The Royal Seal for Government is used on all official government correspondance and headers.]] | ||
[[File:PrivyCouncilCoA.png|thumb|center|150px|The Royal Seal of the [[Privy Council of Aquitayne|Privy Council]]]]. | [[File:PrivyCouncilCoA.png|thumb|center|150px|The Royal Seal of the [[Privy Council of Aquitayne|Privy Council]]]].<br> | ||
[[File:Duke_of_Acril_CoA_w_OoR.png|thumb|left|250|The Greater Royal Seal of the [[Succession to the Aquitaynian throne|Heir Apparent]], [[Prince Liam, Duke of Acril|Duke of Acril]]]]. | |||
{{Aquitayne topics}} | {{Aquitayne topics}} | ||
[[Category:Symbols of Aquitayne]][[Category:Aquitayne]][[Category:National coats of arms|Aquitayne]][[Category:Astyria]] | [[Category:Symbols of Aquitayne]][[Category:Aquitayne]][[Category:National coats of arms|Aquitayne]][[Category:Astyria]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:00, 7 January 2024
| Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Aquitayne | |
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| Versions | |
 Lesser Seal of the Kingdom of Aquitayne | |
| Armiger | Samuel I by Right of the Kingdom of Aquitayne |
| Adopted | 1745 |
| Blazon | Quarterly: 1 Reich Rose, 2 carbuncle, 3 Sea w HMS Reich, 4 Fortifications |
| Supporters | Two silver griffons |
| Motto | Latin: Non Decor Duco (I am not led; I lead.) |
| Orders | Order of the Rose |
| Use | On all acts of Parliament; the cover of passports; various government departments. |
The royal coat of arms of Aquitayne, or the Royal Arms for short, is the official coat of arms of the Aquitaynian monarch, currently Samuel I. These arms are used by the King throughout his official duties as Sovereign of Aquitayne. Variants of the royal arms are used by members of the Aquitaynian royal family, the Government in connection with official duties, correspondance, and general governance of the nation.
Government use
The Royal Seal of the Privy Council
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