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 ==Royal badges of England== 

  
 ;William Rufus: 	  	 A Flower of five foils: 
 ;Henry I: 	  	  	 A Flower of eight foils: 
 ;Stephen I: 	  	  	 A Flower of seven foils: A Sagittarius: Plume of Ostrich Feathers: Motto, “Vi nulla invertitur ordo” (No force alters their fashion) 
 ;Henry II: 	  	  	 The Planta-genista: An Escarbuncle:  A Sword and Olive branch 
 ;Richard I: 	  	  	 A Star of thirteen rays and a Crescent: A Star issuing from a Crescent: A mailed Arm grasping a broken Lance, with the motto – “Christo Duce:” 
 ;John, and Henry III: 	  	 A Star issuing from a Crescent: 
 ;Edward I:  	  	  	 An heraldic rose or, stalked ppr: 
 ;Edward II: 	  	  	 A Castle of Castile: 
 ;Edward III: 	  	  	 A Fleur-de-lys: A Sword: A Falcon: A Gryphon: The Stock (stump) of a Tree: Rays issuing from a Cloud: 
 ;Richard II: 	  	  	 A White Hart Lodged: The Stock (stump) of a Tree: A White Falcon: The Sun in Splendor: The Sun Clouded: 
 ;Henry IV: 	  	  	 The Monogram (cipher) SS: A crowned Eagle: An Eagle displayed: A White Swan: A Red Rose: A Columbine Flower: A Fox’s Tail: A crowned Panther: The Stock (stump) of a Tree: A Crescent: 
 ;Joan of Navarre: 	 An Ermine, or Genet: 
 ;Henry V: 	  	  	 A Fire-beacon: A White Swan gorged and chained: A Chained Antelope: 
 ;Henry VI: 	  	  	 Two Ostrich Feathers in Saltire: A Chained Antelope: A Panther: 
 ;Edward IV: 	  	  	 A White Rose en Soleil: A White Wolf and White Lion: A White Hart: A Black Dragon and Black Bull: A Falcon and Fetter-lock:: The Sun in Splendor: 
 ;Henry VII: 	  	  	 A Rose of York and Lancaster: A Portcullis and a Fleur-de-lis, all of them Crowned: A Red Dragon: A White Greyhound: A Hawthorn Bush and Crown, with the Cypher H.R. 
 ;Henry VIII: 	  	  	 The same, without the Hawthorn Bush, and with a White Cock: 
 ;Catherine of Aragon: 	 A Rose, Pomegranate, and Sheaf of Arrows: 
 ;Anne Boleyn: 	  	  	 A Crowned Falcon, holding a Sceptre,  
 ;Jane Seymour: 	  	  	 A Phoenix rising from a Castle, between two Tudor Roses: 
 ;Catherine Parr: 	  	 A Maidens Head Crowned, rising from a large Tudor Rose: 
 ;Edward VI: 	  	  	 A Tudor Rose: The Sun in Splendor: 
 ;Mary: 	  	  	  	 A Tudor Rose impaling a Pomegranate – also impaling a Sheath of Arrows, ensigned with a Crown, and surrounded with Rays: A Pomegranate: 
 ;Elizabeth: 	  	  	 A Tudor Rose, with the motto, “Rosa sine Spina” (a Rose without a Thorn): A Crowned Falcon and Sceptre: her motto, “Semper Edem” (Always the same): 
 ;James I: 	  	  	 A Thistle: A Thistle and Rose dimidiated and Crowned, with motto, “Beati Pacifici” (Blessed are the peacemakers): 
 ;Charles I, Charles II, James II.: Same Badge as James I, without his motto: 
 ;Anne: A Rose-Branch and a Thistle growing from one branch: 

 With the accession of the Hanover dynasty in the early 18th century, personal badges ceased to be borne by British monarchs: