House of Plantagenet
Cadet branch of the House of Châteaudun
- Coat of Arms
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House of Plantagenet
Counts of Anjou
Also called House of Anjou -
House of Plantagenet
Counts of Anjou -
House of Plantagenet
Kings of England
1198-1340; 1360-1369 -
House of Plantagenet
Kings of England
1340-1360; 1369-1395
- Additional Arms
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House of Plantagenet
as Dukes of Normandy -
House of Plantagenet
as Dukes of Aquitaine
- Princes of Wales
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Prince of Wales
Before 1340 -
Prince of Wales
1340-1406
- Cadet Branches
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House of Anjou-Jerusalem
Kings of Jerusalem
Issued from 2nd marriage of Fulk V
Attributed Arms -
House of Warenne
Earls of Surrey
Illegitimate line of Count Geoffrey
Adopted the name and arms of House of Warenne -
House of Longespée
Earls of Salisbury
Illegitimate line of Henry II -
House of Cornwall
Earls of Cornwall
Issued from King John -
House of Lancaster
Earls of Lancaster and Leicester
Issued from Henry III -
House of Norfolk
Earls of Norfolk
Issued from Edward I -
House of Kent
Earls of Kent
Issued from Edward I -
House of Lancaster
Dukes of Lancaster
Issued from Edward III -
House of York
Dukes of York
Issued from Edward III -
House of Gloucester
Dukes of Gloucester
Issued from Edward III
- Personal Arms
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Richard I the Lionheart
King of England
Presumed arms until 1198 -
John Lackland
as Earl of Cornwall
and Count of Mortain -
Richard of Cornwall
as King of the Romans
1257–1272 -
Edward II of England
as Prince of Wales
and Earl of Chester -
John of Eltham
Earl of Cornwall -
Edward the Black Prince
Shield of Peace -
Lionel of Antwerp
Duke of Clarence -
Thomas of Woodstock
Duke of Gloucester and Aumale
Earl of Buckingham and Essex
Alternative arms variant -
Roger de Clarendon
Illegitimate son of the Black Prince -
Richard II of England
During the lifetime of his father -
Richard II of England
King of England
1395-1399
