House of Savoy
- Coat of Arms
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House of Savoy
Counts and Dukes of Savoy -
House of Savoy
1553-1630 -
House of Savoy
After 1632 -
House of Savoy
Kings of Sardinia
After 1730
- Additional Arms
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House of Savoy
as Counts of Maurienne -
House of Savoy
as Princes of Antioch -
House of Savoy
as Counts of Aosta -
House of Savoy
as Counts and Lords of Chablais -
House of Savoy
as Lords and Princes of Piedmont
Heir apparent to Duchy of Savoy
- Cadet Branches
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House of Savoy-Vaud
Barons of Vaud
Lords of Bugey and Valromey -
House of Savoy-Achaea
Princes of Achaea
Lords of Piedmont -
House of Savoy-Arvillars
Lords of Arvillard and Les Mollettes
Illegitimate branch issued from Count Aymon -
House of Savoy-Villars
Counts and Marquess of Villars
Counts of Tenda and Sommerive
Legitimized line -
House of Savoy-Nemours
Dukes of Nemours
Counts of Geneva -
House of Savoy-Carignano
Princes of Carignano
Counts of Soissons
Kings of Sardinia and Italy
- Personal Arms
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Amédée II de Savoie
Count of Maurienne
Attributed in the Salle des Croisades -
Amédée III de Savoie
Count of Maurienne and Savoy
1143 -
Jacques de Savoie
Count of Romont
Lord of Vaud -
Humbert de Savoie
Count of Romont
Illegitimate son of Amédée VII -
Guillaume de Savoie
Prince-Bishop of Liège
1238-1239 -
René de Savoie
Count of Villars and Tenda jure uxoris
Illegitimate son of Duke Philip II
Progenitor of the Savoy-Villars branch -
Tommaso Francesco di Savoia
1st Prince of Carignano
Count of Soissons and Villafranca
Grand Marshal of France
5th son of Duke Charles Emmanuel I of Savoy
Progenitor of the Carignano branch
