Arms of Lusignan (barry of argent and azure, a lion gules crowned or overall)

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The Arms of Lusignan are the heraldic emblem of the medieval Lusignan dynasty, featuring their distinctive striped field and crowned red lion symbolizing their noble authority and crusader legacy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
heraldic achievement
associatedWith Crusader states
Kingdom of Armenia (Cilician Armenia, via Lusignan rulers) NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Cyprus NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Jerusalem NERFINISHED
charge lion
connectedTo Frankish nobility in the Levant
Latin East NERFINISHED
crownSymbolism legitimacy of rule
sovereignty
crownTincture or
fieldDivision barry
fieldSymbolism maritime and crusading connections
noble lineage
fieldTinctures argent
azure
heraldicTradition European heraldry
influenced heraldic representations of Crusader nobility
later heraldry in Cyprus
lionAttribute emblem of courage
emblem of military leadership
lionPosition overall
lionTincture gules
mottoStatus no widely attested fixed motto
notableBearer Amalric II of Jerusalem and Cyprus NERFINISHED
Guy of Lusignan NERFINISHED
Hugh I of Cyprus NERFINISHED
Hugh III of Cyprus and Jerusalem NERFINISHED
numberOfBars multiple horizontal bars
originRegion France NERFINISHED
Poitou NERFINISHED
relatedTo Lusignan family NERFINISHED
symbolizes crusader legacy
noble authority
royal or princely status
timePeriod Middle Ages
usedBy House of Lusignan NERFINISHED
Lusignan dynasty NERFINISHED
usedFrom 12th century
usedOn banners
coins
seals
shields
usedUntil 15th century
visualFeature alternating silver and blue horizontal stripes
gold crown on the lion
red lion placed over the striped field

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Lusignan dynasty coatOfArms Arms of Lusignan (barry of argent and azure, a lion gules crowned or overall)