Arms of Castile and Leon

The arms of the old crown of Castille and León are usually shown as quartely shield, one of spanish contributions to universal heraldry, and are today part of many coats of arms, including those of the current Spanish autonomous community of Castilla y León and of the kingdom of Spain, but also of places which were related to the crown.

Coats of arms

Evolution

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  Royal Coat of Arms of the Crown of Castile (1230–1284)
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  Royal Coat of Arms of the Crown of Castile (1284–1390)
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  Coat of Arms of John I of Castile as Castilian Monach and Crown of Portugal Pretender (1383–1390)
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  Coat of Arms of Henry III of Castile (1390–1406)
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  Royal Coat of Arms of the Crown of Castile (15th Century)
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  Coat of Arms of the Crown of Castile (16th Century-1715)
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  Coat of Arms of Castile and León

Historical

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  Arms of the Crown Castile with the Old Royal Crest
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  Arms of the Crown Castile with the Royal Crest
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  Coat of Arms of John II and Henry IV of Castile with Supporters

The Queens

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  Coat of arms of Beatrice of Swabia
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  Coat of arms of Joan of Dammartin
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  Coat of arms of Violant of Aragon
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  Coat of arms of Mary of Molina
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  Coat of arms of Constance of Portugal
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  Coat of arms of Constance of Peñafiel
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  Coat of arms of Mary of Portugal
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  Coat of arms of Blanca of Bourbon
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  Coat of arms of Joan of Castro
  (Illegitimate)
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  Coat of arms of Joan Manuel
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  Coat of arms of Eleanor of Aragon
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  Coat of arms of Beatrice of Portugal
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  Coat of Amrs of Catherine of Lancaster
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  Coat of Arms of Maria of Aragon
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  Coat of Arms of Isabella of Portugal
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  Coat of Arms of Joan of Portugal
  As queen consort
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  Coat of Arms of Joan of Portugal
  As queen dowager

The Children of Ferdinand III, the Saint

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  Arms of Infante Frederick of Castile
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  Arms of Infanta Berengaria
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  Arms of Infante Henry
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  Arms of Infante Philip
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  Arms of Infante Juan Manuel, Lord of Villena
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  Arms of Infante Ferdinand, Count of Aumale and Baron of Montgomery
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  Arms of Infanta Eleanor as Queen Consort of England
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  Arms of Infante Louis

Other Members of the Royal Family and Monarchs Descendants

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  Arms of Alfonso of Molina (child of Alfonso IX of León, brother of Ferdinand III)
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  Arms of Infante John of Castile, named of Tarifa (child of Alfonso X)
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  Arms of Infante Alfonso of Castile (child of Sancho IV)
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  Arms of Infante Philip of Castile (child of Sancho IV)
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  Arms of Sancho of Castile (illegitimate child of Alfonso XI)
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  Arms of Alfonso de la Cerda grandson of Infante Ferdinand de la Cerda (child of Alfonso X)
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  Arms of Louis de la Cerda grandson of Infante Ferdinand de la Cerda (child of Alfonso X)
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  Arms of Fernando Alfonso of Valencia (Grandson of Infante John of Castile, child of Alfonso X)
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  Arms of María de Padilla, Mistress of King Peter
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  Arms of John of Castile and Castro (illegitimate child of King Peter)
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  Arms of Diego of Castile (illegitimate child of King Peter)
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  Arms of John Téllez of Castile, son of Tello Alfonso, Lord of Aguilar de Campoo (illegitimate child of Alfonso XI)
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  File:Arms of Henry II of Castile before his accession to the Throne
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  Arms of Henry of Castile and Sousa (illegitimate child of Henry II)
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  Fadrique of Castile and Ponce de León, 1st Duke of Benavente (illegitimate child of Henry II)
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  Arms of Alonso Enríquez, Admiral of Castile (illegitimate child of Fadrique Alonso of Castile, Lord of Haro, the fifth illegitimate child of Alfonso XI)

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  Old Coat of Arms of the House of la Cerda
  Before c.1376
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  Modern Coat of Arms of the House of la Cerda
  After c.1376

Former Castilian Realms

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  Coat of Arms of the Realm of Jaen
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  Coat of Arms of the Realm of Murcia
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  Coat of Arms of the Realm of Seville
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  Coat of Arms of the Realm of Seville with Crest
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  Coat of Arms of the Realm of Cordoba
  (Kingdom of Leon Arms Variant)

Former royal coats

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  Arms of the Catholic Monarchs since 1474.
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  Arms of the Catholic Monarchs since 1492.
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  Arms of Joanna of Castile.
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  Royal Arms of Spain, Charles I until 1530.
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  Royal Arms of Spain, Charles I since 1530.
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  Royal Arms of Spain since 1556.
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  Royal Arms of Spain since 1558.
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  Royal Arms of Spain since 1580.
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  Royal Arms of Spain,
  Charles II.
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  Royal Arms of Spain since 1700.
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  Royal Arms of Spain since 1761.
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  Arms of Joseph Bonaparte as King of Spain.

National and regional coats

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  Coat of Arms of Castile and León.
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  Coat of Arms of Castile and León. Institutional version.
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  Arms of Castile and León within a French coat.
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  Coat of Arms of Castile-La Mancha.
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  Coat of Arms of Extremadura.
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  Coat of Arms of the Community of Madrid.
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  Coat of Arms of the Region of Murcia.
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  Coat of Arms of La Rioja.
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  Arms of the Provisional Government and the First Spanish Republic.
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  Arms of the kingdom of Spain, Reign of Amadeus of Savoy.
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  Arms of the kingdom of Spain, Bourbonic Restoration.
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  Arms of the Second Spanish Republic.
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  Arms of Spain, Franco era.
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  Current arms of the kingdom of Spain, official design.
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  Unofficial design of the current arms of the kingdom of Spain, with corrections suggested by heraldic experts.

Military coats

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  Coat of Arms of the Infantry Battalion "Guardia Vieja de Castilla" [Old Guard of Castile] 1st King's Immemorial Infantry Regiment of AHQ (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 12th Zone – Castile and Leon
  (Guardia Civil)
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  Coat of Arms of the 1st-9 Protected Infantry Battalion "Fuerteventura"
  9th Light Infantry Regiment "Soria" (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 3rd Spanish Legion Tercio Don Juan de Austria
  [John of Austria]
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 29th Infantry Regiment "Isabel la Católica"
  [Isabella, the Catholic]
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 1st Troop Training Centre
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the Spanish Army Barracks Direction
  (Spanish Army)

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  Coat of Arms of the 1st King's Immemorial Infantry Regiment of AHQ (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 10th Brigade "Guzmán el Bueno
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of arms of the 16th Armored Regiment "Castilla" [Castile]
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 50th Infantry Regiment "Canarias"
  [Canary Islands]
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of arms of the 2nd Wheeled Vehicles Maintenance Park and Center
  (Spanish Army)

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  Coat of Arms of the 1st-61 Tank Infantry Battalion "León"
  (Spanish Army)
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  File:Coat of Arms of the 1st-66 Motorized Infantry Battalion "Montejurra"
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 2nd-31 Protected Infantry Battalion "Uad Ras" (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 49th Infantry Regiment "Tenerife"
  (Spanish Army)
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  Coat of Arms of the 3rd Health Services Group
  (Spanish Army)

Municipal, insular and provincial coats

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  Coat of arms of Cáceres.
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  Toledo
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  León
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  Provincia de León
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  Murcia
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  Jaén
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  Fuerteventura
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  Coat of Arms of Melilla
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  Melilla
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  El Franco

Municipal coats

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  Aiara / Ayala
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  Albitzur
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  Almadén
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  Anchuras
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  Carrión de los Condes
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  Cartagena
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  Erandio
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  Fuente el Fresno
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  Herencia
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  Sopuerta
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  Villanueva de la Jara
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  Villanueva de los Infantes

Flags

Royal Standard

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  Early Style
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  Early Style-Variant
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  15th Century Style
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  15th Century Style-Variant
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  House of Habsburg Style (16th-17th Centuries)
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  House of Habsburg Style (16th-17th Centuries)
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  House of Habsburg Style-Variant

Current

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  Flag of the First Spanish Republic
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  Flag of the Second Spanish Republic
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  Current national flag of Spain

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  Flag of the autonomous community of Castile and León.
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  Flag of the Province of Jaén, Andalusia.
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  Flag of Melilla

Paintings depicting flags

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  Christopher Columbus holding a C&L flag.
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  Columbus holding a flag (the arms of C&L are at its right).

Paintings depicting clothes

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  Alfonso X el Sabio
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  Reyes Católicos y séquito en la toma de Granada
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  Portrait of Ferdinand III of Castile and Leon, painted around 1620

Reliefs

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  Stone carving in Valladolid, Spain.
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  Stone carving in Presencio. These are the arms of emperor Charles V.
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  Plaque in Los Angeles, USA, with the Arms of LA, presenting those of Castile and Leon in a lower quarter.
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  Christopher Columbus tomb in the cathedral of Seville, Spain.
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  Francoist coat of arms
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  Stone carving in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, Spain.

Other

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  Our Lady of Valvanera, La Rioja, Spain