Visconti coat of arms

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The Visconti coat of arms is the heraldic emblem of the powerful Visconti family, medieval rulers of Milan, most famously featuring a serpent (biscione) devouring a human figure.

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Label Occurrences
Visconti coat of arms canonical 1
coatOfArmsOfTheSforzaFamily 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
associatedWith Duchy of Milan NERFINISHED
Milan NERFINISHED
category European heraldry NERFINISHED
Italian noble families
symbols of Milan
color azure field
green serpent
red human figure
country Italy
depicts serpent devouring a human figure
serpent swallowing a child
elementOf heraldry of Italy
heraldry of noble families
hasVariant Visconti arms with child emerging instead of being swallowed NERFINISHED
Visconti arms with crowned serpent NERFINISHED
Visconti ducal arms quartered with imperial eagle
heritageOf Lombardy NERFINISHED
influenced Alfa Romeo logo
Inter Milan crest NERFINISHED
biscione symbol of Milan NERFINISHED
civic symbols of Milan
coat of arms of the Duchy of Milan NERFINISHED
languageOfTerm Italian
mainCharge biscione NERFINISHED
nativeName biscione dei Visconti NERFINISHED
stemma dei Visconti NERFINISHED
notableBearer Bernabò Visconti NERFINISHED
Galeazzo II Visconti NERFINISHED
Gian Galeazzo Visconti NERFINISHED
region Lombardy
relatedSymbol biscione of Milan NERFINISHED
snake-and-man motif
symbolizes Milanese identity
Visconti dynastic power
dominion over enemies
timePeriod Late Middle Ages
Middle Ages
usedBy House of Visconti NERFINISHED
Visconti family NERFINISHED
usedFrom 13th century
usedOn banners
castles controlled by the Visconti
city gates of Milan
coins
seals
usedUntil 15th century

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lord of Milan hasSymbol Visconti coat of arms
Filarete Tower hasFeature Visconti coat of arms
this entity surface form: coatOfArmsOfTheSforzaFamily