Coat of arms of Monaco
The coat of arms of Monaco refers to the arms of dominion of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco in right of Monaco.
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| Armiger | Albert II, Prince of Monaco |
| Blazon | Fusily argent and gules |
| Supporters | Two Friars Minor haired, bearded, and vested, each holding a raised sword, standing on a ribbon with the motto |
| Motto | Deo Juvante (Latin for "With God's Help") |
| Order(s) | Order of Saint-Charles |
Official description
The government of Monaco describes the coat of arms as follows:[1]
Shield: fusily argent and gules, surrounded by a collar of the Order of Saint Charles, placed on a red mantle doubled ermine, topped with the Princely Crown.
Supporters: two Friars Minor, haired, bearded and vested, each holding a raised sword, standing on a ribbon with the motto: DEO JUVANTE.
References
- Velde, François. "Monaco". Heraldica. Retrieved March 25, 2005.
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