User talk:JSpuller

Corrections

• Coat of Arms
• Can you please add two swords in bend on 1st and 4th quarter. The sword should have an inscription on the blade that says: "HIC SOL MEUS" ("Here is my Sun"). This is the arms of Counts Otting and Fünfstetten, morganatic branch of Pfalz-Birkenfeld-Bischweiler. The progenitor was illegitimate son of Friedrich Michael, Count Palatine of Zweibrücken and half-brother to Maximilian I, King of Bavaria. example 1, example 2, etc.

  Can you please add two swords in bend on 1st and 4th quarter. The sword should have an inscription on the blade that says: "HIC SOL MEUS" ("Here is my Sun"). This is the arms of Counts Otting and Fünfstetten, morganatic branch of Pfalz-Birkenfeld-Bischweiler. The progenitor was illegitimate son of Friedrich Michael, Count Palatine of Zweibrücken and half-brother to Maximilian I, King of Bavaria. example 1, example 2, etc.

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New Arms requests

Illeshazy or rather Illésházy - Barons and counts. Their arms shows a blue shield with a black eagle being pierced by an arrow, the stance of the eagle (or hawk?) is somewhat different on some variants regarding the fact is it being pierced or also holding an arrow in its beak. First variant examples: example 1, example 2, example 3., example 4. However I believe this variant is actually just a simple variant of how the arms is really supposed to look which is shown in far more prevalent variant which shows the eagle having a bit of a different stance: example 1, example 2, example 3, example 4, example 5, example 6, example 7, example 8, example 9, etc, etc.

Dragonet III de Mondragon - your recent update of the Mondragon/Ancezune arms reminded me of an issue I wanted to mention to you some time ago. Regarding these arms there are at least couple that would be good to be made and uploaded. Dragonet III for example is a son of Raimond (II) de Mondragon whos arms (or rather arms from his seal) are somewhat different than his father and which we have here. While Raimond's arms showed two dragons with human face his son's arms showed two dragons proper i.e. no human faces. As far as genealogy goes Raimond and Dragonet were of the main branch and more exactly the penultimate and final male representatives of the main branch that ended with Dragonet's daughter Randonne. The Mondragon/Montdragon family continued via the Raimonds uncle's descendants, the younger brother of his father (Dragonet II) named Pons. But more on that below. The seal of Dragonet III shows two dragons affronte (proper dragons, no human faces) on his seal, presumable the tinctures are the same. Seal of Dragonet III. The closest I would say the dragons affronte look like on Dragonet's arms would be the dragon on Corbeil arms

Mondragon - continuation from above...the arms of Mondragon family of later period (from Pons de Mondragon mentioned above) seems to be reduced to one dragon (with human face) only. This arms is recorded by the Armorial d'Hozier in 1696 and is also used (quartered) by Mistral family as their successors. Source in Hozier's armorial. More on Mondragon family: Seal of Raimond II and Dragonet III, Mondragon family by Jean Gallian

Gertrude of Austria - heiress of Babenberg possessions through whom the Baden family claimed Austria. Shield on the right lower side of the picture. Basically similar arms as Leopold V but with left side with Moravian eagle similar to Este crowned eagle on this arms but on the other side. illustration example

Schönborn-Buchheim - Austrian branch of the family, arms exmple here

Schönborn-Wiesentheid - Bavarian branch of the family, arms example here

Comment

Hello, You deleted the file I uploaded (Wennerstrom.svg) with the message "It is a really nice coat of arms, however this site deals (for the)".

What does this mean?

Kind regards, Carl