Coat of arms of Liahonia
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| Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Liahonia | |
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| Versions | |
 Version used by the Government | |
 Lesser Arms | |
| Details | |
| Armiger | Monarch of Liahonia |
| Adopted | 2023 |
| Crest | TBD |
| Escutcheon | TBD |
| Supporters | TBD |
| Compartment | TBD |
| Motto | Deus est beatitudo (God is happiness) |
| Use | By discretion of the Monarch |
History
| Previous versions | ||
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| Arms | Dates | Details |
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2018 - 2022 | After the abolition of the Republic of Ut Pace, the Presidential Arms was used until the creation of the first Royal Arms. |
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2022 - 2023 | This second version incorporated the individual arms of each of the direct lines of The King's grandparents. It also incorporates a pair of lions rampant, the state crown, and a motto. |
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2023 – present | The previous version was redesigned to incorporate the new Crown of State, better looking lions and a more traditional looking compartment. |
Other arms
| Royal Family | ||
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| Arms | Bearer | Details |
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Prince of Rogemore | This coat of arms is not currently used, as their is no heir apparent to hold the title. It bears the motto Gloria forti, which is Latin for Glory to the brave. (Heirs presumptive do not qualify for the title.) |
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Prince Jared, Duke of Cougar Mountain | Used by the King's brother. It bears the motto In memoriam Dei nostri, religionis, ac libertatis nostrae, which is Latin for In memory of our God, our religion, and our freedom, a passage of scripture from the Book of Mormon (Alma 46:12). |
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Lady Deborah, Countess of Pine Meadow | Used by the King's aunt. It bears the motto, Deus lux est, Latin for God is light. |