Prince of Wales's feathers
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The Prince of Wales's feathers is a heraldic badge featuring three white ostrich feathers emerging from a gold coronet, traditionally associated with the heir apparent to the British throne.
Aliases (1)
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
heraldic badge
→
royal badge → |
| associatedWith |
heir apparent to the British throne
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|
| attributedToOrigin |
Edward the Black Prince
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|
| color |
white
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|
| colorOfCoronet |
gold
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|
| country |
United Kingdom
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|
| depicts |
three white ostrich feathers
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|
| emergesFrom |
gold coronet
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| hasCoronetType |
royal coronet
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|
| hasDesignFeature |
banded quills
→
curved feather tips → feathers passing through coronet → |
| hasElement |
ostrich feather
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|
| hasRibbon |
motto scroll
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| influencedBy |
German heraldic traditions
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|
| languageOfMotto |
German
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|
| legalStatus |
protected emblem in the United Kingdom
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|
| motto |
Ich dien
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|
| mottoLanguage |
German
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|
| mottoTranslation |
I serve
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|
| numberOfFeathers |
3
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|
| partOf |
British royal symbols
→
Welsh national symbols → |
| regulatedBy |
College of Arms
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|
| scriptOnScroll |
Ich dien
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|
| symbolOf |
Prince of Wales
→
Wales → |
| traditionallyGrantedTo |
heir apparent
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|
| usedBy |
Edward the Black Prince
→
Glamorgan County Cricket Club → Prince of Wales → Welsh Rugby Union → various British Army regiments → |
| usedIn |
British heraldry
→
Welsh heraldry → royal ceremonies → royal household branding → state occasions → |
| usedOn |
architecture
→
coins → military insignia → official documents → public buildings in Wales → regimental badges → royal warrants → sports logos → |
| usedSinceCentury |
14th century
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|
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Coat of arms of Wales
("Prince of Wales’s feathers")
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|
depicts |
|
Wales national rugby union team
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|
emblem |
|
Prince of Wales
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|
symbol |