Wappenbuch Rösch csg-1084 001

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Wappenbuch des St. Galler Abtes Ulrich Rösch; Cod. sang. 1084, S. 1: Wappen der Habsburger

Erste Reihe (alles Reichsadler; Angaben nach der Legende auf S. 2.):

• König Friedrich
• K. Albrecht
• Kaiser Friedrich III (w:Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor (1415-1493))
• K. Albrecht
• K. Rudolf

Zweite Reihe:

• Altösterreich (Lärchenwappen)
• Königreich Ungarn
• Königreich Böhmen
• Neuösterreich (Bindenschild)

Dritte Reihe:

• Steiermark
• Mähren
• Kärnten

Vierte Reihe:

• Oberösterreich
• Windische Mark
• Krain Tirol

Fünfte Reihe:

• Burgau
• Pfirt
• Portenau (Pordenone)
• Kyrburg
• Elsass

Ganz unten Mitte:

• Habsburg (Stammwappen, Habsburger Löwe)

• Hungary (modern)
• Lion of Bohemia (coat of arms of King w:Wenceslaus II of Bohemia (1278–1305): Gules, a lion rampant double-queued argent crowned or
• Coat of arms of the Margraviate of Burgau (Markgrafschaft Burgau): Bendy sinister of six argent and gules, a pale or
• Arms (modern) of the w:House of Habsburg (Archdukes of Austria): Gules, a fess argent ("Bindenschild" / Neuösterreich, "New Austria"[1]); originally the arms of the House of Babenburg (Duchies of Austria and Styria); formerly Habsburg used for arms the "Lion of Habsburg" ("Habsburg ancient") (see Category:Lion of Habsburg)
• w:Duchy of Styria
• w:Duchy of Carinthia (w:Duchy of Swabia impaling Habsburg (modern))
• w:March of Carniola
• Arms of Habsburg (ancient): Or, a lion rampant gules crowned armed and langued azure. Replaced by Habsburg (modern), being the arms of Babenberg (Duchies of Austria and Styria): Gules, a fess argent (known as the Bindenschild - see Category:Bindenschild)
• County of Ferrette (Comté de Ferrette (German: Grafschaft Pfirt)), being the arms of the Princely County of Montbéliard (French: Comté princier de Montbéliard; German: Grafschaft Mömpelgard): Gules, two barbels addorsed or; also arms of the town of Ferrette/Pfirt, Haut-Rhin/Alsace
• Arms of City of Pordenone
• w:Windic March
• Coat of arms known as Altösterreich ("Old Austria"): Azure, five eagles displayed or, sometimes with field sable. Adopted and fixed at 5 by w:Rudolf IV, Duke of Austria (d.1365) (House of Habsburg)
• w:County of Kybourg
• County of Görz / Gorizia
• Habsburg (Bindenschild) impaling Bergundy (ancient). The personal arms of w:Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor (1459-1519), King of the Romans (1486-1519) and Holy Roman Emperor (1508-1519), who in 1477 married w:Mary of Burgundy, the ruler of the Burgundian State, heiress of w:Charles the Bold, Duke of Bergundy

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