Coat of arms of Durland

Coat of arms of Durland
Coat of arms of Durland
	Greater (royal) version
Versions
	Lesser (state) version
Armiger	Carilla, Queen of Durland
Adopted	9 April 1928
Torse	tasseled strings Or
Blazon	Per pale Azure and Or two lions rampant all counterchanged within a bordure argent.
Orders	Order of Prince Jora
Other elements	The monarch places this coat of arms on a mantle gules lined with Ermine. Above the mantle is a pavilion gules again topped with the royal crown.

The coat of arms of Durland is the arms of dominion of queen Carilla of Durland, and is used to represent both the monarch and the kingdom. It depicts two lions countercharged onto a vertically-divided shield of blue and gold, within a white border (Per pale Azure and Or two lions rampant all counterchanged within a bordure argent.)

The coat of arms is used by the Queen, Parliament, and the Supreme Court. Members of the Royal Family use the arms charged with a label of difference and a crown of rank. The government uses a variation of the arms, without the mantle and with the shield crowned, which is known as the state arms.