Greek royal coats of arms and monograms

[Blog Real]

The coats of arms and monograms of the Greek Royal Family.

Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Greece in 1936–1973

Personal standard of the kings of Greece

The Greek Royal Family currently uses this coat of arms.


Royal Monogram of King Constantine II of Greece

Dual Cypher of King Constantine II and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece

Dual Cypher of Alexia and Carlos

Dual Cypher of Crown Prince Pavlos and Crown Princess Marie-Chantal

Dual Cypher of Nikolaos and Tatiana of Greece

The joint monogram of Prince Nikolaos and Chrysi Vardinoyannis.


The joint monogram of Princess Theodora and Matthew Kumar.


Royal Monogram of King Paul of Greece

Royal Monogram of King Constantine I of Greece

Royal Monogram of King George I of Greece

Royal Monogram of King Alexander of Greece

 

[anonymousnoble]

Coat of arms of Marie-Chantal, Crown Princess of Greece. Her maiden name is Miller. This coat of arms is without the mantle, supporters, coronet, and motto and is just a plain coat of arms.

Made by me, 2025.

 

[IRIS1983]

What county, duchy, or kingdom does that unusual head represent?
Heraldic coats of arms are constructed based on the history of a family, and they represent the territories they ruled, reigned, and so on, the military positions or royal families to which they belonged. Everything has to be related to history. It's not just a decorative element.

 

[anonymousnoble]

What county, duchy, or kingdom does that unusual head represent?
Heraldic coats of arms are constructed based on the history of a family, and they represent the territories they ruled, reigned, and so on, the military positions or royal families to which they belonged. Everything has to be related to history. It's not just a decorative element.

A boar is a heraldic charge. The three heads are boar's heads. Usually they are used to represent toughness. Before the early modern period boars on coats of arms were whole boars, but most of them presently are erased (meaning the charge ends either at the base of the neck or behind the ears). Mostly they are used in English heraldry, and Marie-Chantal actually is American. Marie-Chanta was born in London, though, and her father owns an estate in Yorkshire. Her sister is married to Prince Alexander von Furstenburg. The Furstenbergs are a house from the Holy Roman Empire.