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Sardinia 1730.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>Arms after 1730</span> | Sardinia 1730.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>Arms after 1730</span> | ||
Savoy-Sardinia.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>Alternative arms variant</span> | Savoy-Sardinia.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>Alternative arms variant</span> | ||
Savoy-Sardinia 1831-1861.svg|House of Savoy<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>1815-1831</span> | Savoy-Sardinia 1831-1861.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>1815-1831</span> | ||
Savoy-Sardinia 1802-1831.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>Small arms variant</span> | Savoy-Sardinia 1802-1831.svg|House of Savoy-Sardinia<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice<br>Marquises of Montferrat<br>Dukes of Savoy<br>Princes of Piedmont<br>Kings of Sardinia<br>Titular Kings of Jerusalem<br> and Cyprus<br>Small arms variant</span> | ||
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Revision as of 04:30, 4 September 2025
Cadet branch of the House of Savoy
- Coat of Arms
-
House of Savoy
Counts of Maurienne
Dukes of Savoy
Philippe II assumed undifferentiated paternal arms in 1496 after succeeding his grandnephew as Duke of Savoy -
House of Savoy
Counts of Aosta, Chablais
and Maurienne
Dukes of Savoy
Princes of Piedmont
1528-1632 -
House of Savoy
Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne and Geneva
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Princes of Piedmont
Titular Kings of Jerusalem
and Cyprus
Arms after 1632 -
House of Savoy-Sardinia
Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Princes of Piedmont
Kings of Sardinia
Titular Kings of Jerusalem
and Cyprus
Arms after 1730 -
House of Savoy-Sardinia
Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Princes of Piedmont
Kings of Sardinia
Titular Kings of Jerusalem
and Cyprus
Alternative arms variant -
House of Savoy-Sardinia
Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Princes of Piedmont
Kings of Sardinia
Titular Kings of Jerusalem
and Cyprus
1815-1831 -
House of Savoy-Sardinia
Counts of Aosta, Chablais, Maurienne, Geneva and Nice
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Princes of Piedmont
Kings of Sardinia
Titular Kings of Jerusalem
and Cyprus
Small arms variant
- Additional Arms
-
House of Savoy
as Lords and Princes of Piedmont
Heir apparent to Duchy of Savoy -
House of Savoy
as Counts of Aosta -
House of Savoy
as Lords and Counts of Chablais -
House of Savoy
Augmentation adopted in 1528 for the alleged Saxon origin of House of Savoy -
House of Savoy
Arms variant of Savoy from 18th century
- Cadet Branches
-
House of Savoy-Nemours
Counts of Geneva and Gisors
Marquises of Saint-Sorlin and Saint-Rambert
Counts and Dukes of Geneva
Dukes of Nemours and Aumale
Issued from Philippe, 3rd son of Philippe II, Duke of Savoy from his 2nd marriage -
House of Savoy-Villars
Counts of Tenda, Villars
and Sommerive
Marquises of Villars
Issued from René, illegitimate son of Philippe II, Duke of Savoy
Legitimized line -
House of Savoy-Carignano
Lords and Marquises of Racconigi
Princes of Carignano
Dukes of Savoy
Kings of Sardinia and Italy
Issued from Thomas Francis, 5th son of Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy
- Personal Arms
-
Philippe II of Savoy
Count of Bugey and Bresse
Duke of Savoy
Progenitor of the branch
Arms before 1496 -
Louise de Savoie
Duchess of Angoulême
and Anjou
Countess of Maine
Regent of France
Eldest child and daughter of Philippe II of Savoy from his 1st marriage
Mother of Francis I of France -
Louise de Savoie
Duchess of Nemours, Bourbon, Auvergne, Châtellerault, Anjou, Touraine and Angoulême
Countess of Maine and La Marche
Viscountess of Carlat
Regent of France
Arms after 1522 -
Emmanuel Philibert de Savoie
Duke of Savoy
Governor of the Spanish Netherlands
Early arms variant -
Charles Emmanuel I
Duke of Savoy
Prince of Piedmont
Count of Aosta, Maurienne
and Nice
Titular King of Jersualem and Cyprus
Great arms variant -
Amédée de Savoie
Marquis of Peveragno
Illegitimate son of Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy -
Charles Emmanuel III
Duke of Savoy
Prince of Piedmont
King of Sardinia
1730-1773
Lesser arms variant -
Benedetto of Savoy
Duke of Chablais
Marquis of Ivrea
Younger son of Charles Emmanuel III from his 3rd marriage -
Maurizio of Savoy
Duke of Montferrat
4th son of Victor Amadeus III, King of Sardinia -
Giuseppe of Savoy
Count of Maurienne and Asti
5th and youngest son of Victor Amadeus III, King of Sardinia
