House of Savoy-Sardinia

Cadet branch of the House of Savoy

Coat of Arms
House of Savoy
Count of Bugey and Bresse
Philippe II of Savoy
House of Savoy
Dukes of Savoy
Philippe II assumed undifferentiated arms in 1496 after succeeding his grandnephew as Duke of Savoy
House of Savoy
Counts of Aosta and Chablais
Dukes of Savoy
1528-1632
House of Savoy
Counts of Aosta and Chablais
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
After 1632
House of Savoy
Counts of Aosta, Chablais and Geneva
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Kings of Sardinia
After 1730
House of Savoy
Counts of Aosta, Chablais and Geneva
Marquises of Montferrat
Dukes of Savoy
Kings of Sardinia
1802-1831

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 Saxon origin of House of Savoy
House of Savoy
Arms variant of Savoy from 18th century

Cadet Branches
House of Savoy-Nemours
Counts of 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 and Sommerive
Counts and 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
Louise de Savoie
Duchess of Nemours and Angoulême
Regent of France
Eldest child and daughter of Philippe II of Savoy from his 1st marriage
Mother of Francis I of France
Emmanuel Philibert de Savoie
Duke of Savoy
Governor of the Spanish Netherlands
Early arms variant
Charles Emmanuel I
Duke of Savoy
Great arms variant
Charles Emmanuel III de Savoie
Duke of Savoy
Prince of Piedmont
King of Sardinia
1730-1773
Alternative arms variant