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Revision as of 05:59, 10 October 2020
- Duchy of Finland
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Duchy of Finland
Earliest record show a coat of arms without the harness -
Duchy of Finland
Harness first appear on the tomb of Gustav Vasa
Arms in 1581 -
Duchy of Finland
Arms in 1712
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Grand Duchy of Finland
Part of the Empire of Russia
Arms in 1809
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Grand Duchy of Finland
Part of the Empire of Russia
Arms in 1850
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Grand Duchy of Finland
Part of the Empire of Russia
Arms reverted to the arms of Gustav Vasa in 1886
- Dukes of Finland
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Bengt Birgersson
1284–1291 -
Valdemar Magnusson
1302–1317 -
Bengt Algotsson
1353–1356 -
Karl Knutsson (Bonde)
1465–1467 -
John III of Vasa
1556–1563 -
John
Titular
1590–1604
- Provincial Arms
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Finland Proper
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Karelia
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Lappland
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Nyland
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Satakunda
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Savolax
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Tavastland
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Österbotten
