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House of Savoy-Sardinia

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
    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 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

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