Arms of the House of Grimaldi

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The Arms of the House of Grimaldi are the historic heraldic emblem of Monaco’s ruling dynasty, featuring a distinctive red-and-white lozengy pattern symbolizing the family’s medieval origins and enduring sovereignty.

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Label Occurrences
Arms of the House of Grimaldi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
heraldic achievement
national symbol of Monaco
appearsOn Monegasque coins and medals
flag of the Prince of Monaco
government buildings in Monaco
official documents of Monaco
associatedDynasty House of Grimaldi NERFINISHED
associatedTitle Sovereign Prince of Monaco NERFINISHED
category Monégasque heraldry
dynastic arms
national coats of arms
country Monaco NERFINISHED
crest none (continental style achievement without crest)
culturalSignificance key symbol of Monegasque identity
earliestUseRegion Genoa NERFINISHED
field lozengy argent and gules
governingBody Prince’s Palace of Monaco NERFINISHED
heraldicStyle European heraldry
historicalContinuity unchanged basic design for centuries
legalProtection protected under Monegasque law
legalStatus official emblem of the Principality of Monaco
motto DEO JUVANTE
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation With God’s help
origin Ligurian nobility
pattern red-and-white lozengy
relatedFamily Grimaldi family NERFINISHED
relatedSymbol flag of Monaco NERFINISHED
religiousReference motto invoking divine assistance
shieldShape heater shield
supporter Capuchin monks NERFINISHED
two armed monks holding swords
two monks in white habits
symbolizes enduring sovereignty of the House of Grimaldi
medieval origins of the House of Grimaldi
ruling dynasty of Monaco
tincture argent
gules
usedBy House of Grimaldi NERFINISHED
Prince of Monaco NERFINISHED
Principality of Monaco NERFINISHED
usedIn royal and princely insignia of Monaco
state ceremonies of Monaco
usedSinceCentury 13th century
visualContrast alternating red and white lozenges

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Grimaldi coatOfArms Arms of the House of Grimaldi