Arms of the House of Dreux

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The Arms of the House of Dreux are the heraldic bearings of a prominent medieval French noble family descended from the Capetian dynasty, featuring distinctive symbols that identified their lineage and status.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
heraldic achievement
symbol of noble family
associatedFamily Capetian dynasty NERFINISHED
associatedTitle Count of Dreux NERFINISHED
blazon Azure semy-de-lis or, a bend gules
category Medieval European heraldry
Noble family arms
chargeColor or
country Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
derivedFrom Arms of France NERFINISHED
differencedFrom Royal arms of the Capetian dynasty NERFINISHED
fieldColor azure
function identification in battle
representation in seals
symbol of lineage
geographicRegion Dreux NERFINISHED
Île-de-France NERFINISHED
heraldicCharge bend
fleur-de-lis NERFINISHED
label
heraldicSystem French heraldry
heraldicTincture azure
gules
or
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
influenced later Dreux municipal heraldry
nobleRankRepresented comital rank
ordinaryColor gules
ordinaryType bend
pattern semy-de-lis
relatedHeraldry French royal arms semy-de-lis
represents Capetian descent
feudal authority in Dreux
status historical arms
usedBy Capetian cadet branch
Counts of Dreux NERFINISHED
House of Dreux NERFINISHED
usedFrom 12th century
usedOn armorial rolls
banners
seals
shields
usedUntil end of Ancien Régime
visualMotive Capetian fleurs-de-lis with red bend

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Count of Dreux coatOfArms Arms of the House of Dreux
Peter I, Duke of Brittany coatOfArms Arms of the House of Dreux
this entity surface form: Arms of Dreux-Brittany (ermine with a canton gules charged with a lion or)