Escudos de armas por países - España

Coat of Arms of King of Spain, 1580-1668 (Version with supporters)


Coat of arms of the King of Spains for the County Palatine of Burgundy ( Free County) (1580-1678)


Coat of Arms of Charles II of Spain, 1668-1700 (Common version) This Coat of arms was used by Archduke Charles of Austria as Royal Pretender


Coat of Arms of Charles II of Spain, 1668-1700 (Chivalric design of the Golden Fleece Order Armorials)



Coat of Arms of Charles II of Spain, 1668-1700 (Version with Supporters) This Coat of arms was used by Archduke Charles of Austria as Royal Pretender


Coat of Arms of Philip II of Spain, 1558-1580


Coat of arms of Philip, Duke of Parma as Infante of Spain

Escudos de armas por países - España

Coat of arms of the King of Spain version with supporters, crests and motto. 1621-1668 (Coat of Arms of Philip IV and Charles II, 1665-1668)


Coat of arms of Spain, 1785-1873 and 1875-1931-Version of the Flag It was also used as coat of arms of New Spain



Arms of King of Spain, 1580-1668


Escudo de Felipe I y Felipe II de Nápoles (Ornamentado a la germánica)


Escudo de Armas del Rey de Navarra entre 1580 y 1670-


Coat of Arms of King of Spain, 1580-1668 (Philip II, Philip III, Philip IV and Charles II)


Coat of arms of Philip II and Philip III (Chivalric design of the Golden Fleece Order Armorials)

Escudos de armas por países - España

Coat of arms of Philip of Austria, Prince of Asturias and King Jure Uxoris of England (1554-1556) Ornamented version


Escudo de Armas de Felipe II Felipe III Felipe IV y Carlos II de España. Según descripción: Felipe II, Felipe III y Felipe IV, así como Carlos II (1556-1700), descargan el escudo de ornamentos externos, sustituyen la corona imperial por la real abierta (o de cuatro florones, tres de ellos vistos), manteniendo el Toisón, que a partir de entonces permanecerá en todos los escudos reales. En 1580, Felipe II se proclama rey de Portugal (de plata y cinco escudetes en azur puestos en cruz con cinco bezantes o dineros en plata puestos en sotuer, bordura de gules con siete castillos de oro) e incorpora las armas del nuevo reino al escudo, que se mantienen hasta que reconoce la independencia portuguesa en 1668, reinando Carlos II “el Hechizado”.


Coat of arms of King Philip II of Spain. Also used by Philip III, Philip IV and Charles II.


Full Ornamented Coat of arms of Philip II of Spain, consort of Mary I of England, from 1556 to 1558.


Coat of arms of Philip II version with supporters and crests (1580-1598)


Coat of arms of Philip III version with supporters, crests and motto


Navarrese variant of the coat of arms of Philip V of Spain (Philip VII as King of Navarre), emblem for use in Hall of the Kingdoms of Buen Retiro Palace, Madrid.

Escudos de armas por países - España

Arms of King Philip II of Spain, 1558-1580


Arms of King Philip II of Spain as Monarch of Naples and Sicily


Arms of King Philip II of Spain also English King Consort-Variant used as Spanish Monarch, 1556-1558


Coat Arms of King Philip II of Spain, 1558-1580


Coat of Arms of King Philip II of Spain as Monarch of Naples and Sicily


Coat of arms of Philip II of Spain, 1558-1580 (Chivalric design of the Golden Fleece Order Armorials)


Coat of Arms of King Philip II of Spain also English King Consort-Variant used as Spanish Monarch, 1556-1558

Escudos de armas por países - España

Escudo sencillo de Carlos como Príncipe de las Españas, Archiduque de Austria y Duque de Borgoña.


Lesser royal arms of the Spanish Monarch (Sovereign of the Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Milan and the Spanish Netherlands), c.1504-1580


Lesser royal coat of arms of the Spanish Monarch (Sovereign of the Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Portugal -1580-1640- Milan and the Spanish Netherlands), c.1668-1700


Lesser royal coat of arms of the Spanish Monarch (Sovereign of the Crowns of Castile and Aragon, Portugal -1580-1640- Milan and the Spanish Netherlands), 1580-c.1668



Middle Arms of Charles I of Spain (Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor) (1530-1556)


Middle Coat of Arms of Coat of arms of Charles I of Spain (Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor), (1530-1556)


Ornamented Coat of arms of Coat of arms of Charles I of Spain (Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor) (1530-1556)

Escudos de armas por países - España

Full ornamented coat of arms of Charles I of Spain (1520-1530)


Full ornamented coat of arms of Charles I of Spain, Flanders_and_Tyrol_Escutcheon (1518-1520)


Full Ornamented Coat of arms of Philip I of Castile



Arms of Charles I of Spain (1520-1530) Greater arms as Spanish Monarch and Holy Roman Emperor (as Charles V), (1530-1556)


Greater Coat of Arms of Coat of arms of Charles I of Spain (Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor), (1530-1556)


Lesser Royal Shield of Arms used jointly by Charles I and his mother queen Juana as monarch of Castile, Aragon and Navarre [Spain]. 1504-1555


Lesser Royal Coat of Arms used jointly by Charles I and his mother queen Juana as monarch of Castile, Aragon and Navarre [Spain]. 1504-1555

Escudos de armas por países - España

Coat of arms of Charles I of Spain, Flanders and Tyrol Escutcheon. Chivalric design of the Golden Fleece Order (1518-1520)


Coat of arms of Coat of arms of Charles I of Spain (Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor), Or shield variant (1530-1556)


Coat of arms of Charles I of Spain with the Flanders and Tyrol Escutcheon , common version (1518-1520)


Coat of arms of Philip I of Castile (Chivalric design proper of Golden Fleece Roll). Based on Bening Simon (1483-1561) 


Coat of arms of Philip I of Castile (As Monarch of Castile)


Escudo de Armas de Felipe I el Hermoso de España



Full ornamented coat of arms of Charles I of Spain (1516-1518)