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The counts of Valentinois always used the six bezants design from the very first known seal : | The counts of Valentinois always used the six bezants design from the very first known seal : <br> | ||
[[File:Aymar II de Poitiers, comte de Valentinois - 1187.png|400px]]. (from Roman, Joseph - Description des sceaux des familles seigneuriales de Dauphiné) | [[File:Aymar II de Poitiers, comte de Valentinois - 1187.png|400px]].<br> | ||
(from Roman, Joseph - Description des sceaux des familles seigneuriales de Dauphiné)<br> | |||
There are however a few variants : A couple of seals show ten bezants which could also be interpreted as a semis of bezants instead of six : | There are however a few variants : A couple of seals show ten bezants which could also be interpreted as a semis of bezants instead of six : <br> | ||
[[ | [[File:Aymar III de Poitiers, comte de Valentinois - 1270.png|400px]]<br> | ||
The lords of Saint-Vallier used either the same arms or a variant featuring a lion in chief : | The lords of Saint-Vallier used either the same arms or a variant featuring a lion in chief : <br> | ||
[[File:Amédée de Poitiers - 1286.png|400px]] | [[File:Amédée de Poitiers - 1286.png|400px]]<br> | ||
The lords of Chalançon used a bend as brisure (I'd say argent for the tincture but there's no way to be sure). | The lords of Chalançon used a bend as brisure (I'd say argent for the tincture but there's no way to be sure). | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 4 December 2017
The counts of Valentinois always used the six bezants design from the very first known seal :
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(from Roman, Joseph - Description des sceaux des familles seigneuriales de Dauphiné)
There are however a few variants : A couple of seals show ten bezants which could also be interpreted as a semis of bezants instead of six :
The lords of Saint-Vallier used either the same arms or a variant featuring a lion in chief :
File:Amédée de Poitiers - 1286.png
The lords of Chalançon used a bend as brisure (I'd say argent for the tincture but there's no way to be sure).
