Request Maps/Flags/Coats of Arms/Heraldry here, II

[The Professor]

what would be the arms of a Plantagenet/Lancastrian dynasty ruling over France and England? would it just be the fleur-de-lis or would it also feature the three lions in some fashion? like quartered or impaled with the fleur-de-lis?

These are the Arms of Edward III as King of England & France

well like, i was previously of the impression that itd be this historical one you have here, but this was used when the throne was contested. What I want to know is if the arms would still be this if the french throne was secured. Wikipedia says that henry VI used the fleur-de-lis dimidated with the arms you posted. but that's pretty redundant dont you think? having the french arms twice? also again he never was defacto king of france.

Now part of the issue is that English Kings claimed France for long enough that the French Arms often got included automatically when showing England so it was a tad redundant.
But that often happened with marriage where one party rules the other too, see Francis II Arms on marriage to Queen of Scots and v.v. In fact when they claimed England apparently they used the quartered flag too! Which is odd when you realise it's including a counter claim against oneself.
I suspect with security over France they'd either use the quartered arms, and/or separate shields, and/or impalement. Much as France did with Navarre.

 

[BBadolato]

Does anyone have a suggestions for what could be the coat of arms of Vasa-Tudor union of England,Ireland and Sweden, where the union comes from the marriage of Eric XIV and Elizabeth Tudor, and a union of France and Scotland under the descendants of Mary Queen of Scots and Francis II of France?

 

[FriendlyGhost]

Anybody know where I can find a blank map of the Star Wars galaxy?

Not completely blank, but try here: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/the-star-wars-galaxy-base-map.325546/
Or try one of these sites:

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[The Professor]

Does anyone have a suggestions for what could be the coat of arms of Vasa-Tudor union of England,Ireland and Sweden, where the union comes from the marriage of Eric XIV and Elizabeth Tudor, and a union of France and Scotland under the descendants of Mary Queen of Scots and Francis II of France?

Well, simplest would be quartering.
For Vasa-Tudor the England(-France) quarter (of quarters) would probably have an escutcheon of Tudor Ireland (the golden harp on blue).
The rulers of France and Scotland may additionally do what the former did with Navarre (as mentioned in my previous post): impalement - ie half shield for each - or separate shields:

 

[Marc Pasquin]

what would be the arms of a Plantagenet/Lancastrian dynasty ruling over France and England? would it just be the fleur-de-lis or would it also feature the three lions in some fashion? like quartered or impaled with the fleur-de-lis?

If it's a union of crown with both kingdoms maintaining some level of independence from one another (like england and scotland OTL) chances are that both arms would be included in the royal arms, probably quartered or else the royal arms could have 2 separate shields under a single crown. The later composition was sometime used by the french King in later in his role as king of France and Navarre.

2 real life versions below

 

[FriendlyGhost]

Can anyone edit this picture to change the Royal Navy white ensign with the following flag:
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How about this?
Edit: original thumbnail removed - new thumbnail link added
(click the thumbnail to go to the image, hosted on imgbb.com)

 

[Gokbay]

How about this?
(click the thumbnail to go to the image, hosted on imgbb.com)

While it is nice and thank you very much for this there is a Royal Navy ensign in the aft mast too which you missed.

 

[Flagbearer]

Hey guys could someone add a snake peering over the gal

s shoulder?

 

[Flagbearer]

for instance this one

 

[FriendlyGhost]

While it is nice and thank you very much for this there is a Royal Navy ensign in the aft mast too which you missed.

Oops, sorry - I've edited my post with a new pic.

 

[FriendlyGhost]

what would be the arms of a Plantagenet/Lancastrian dynasty ruling over France and England? would it just be the fleur-de-lis or would it also feature the three lions in some fashion? like quartered or impaled with the fleur-de-lis?

As The Professor and Marc Pasquin have already said, it would almost certainly have both arms. So either use the OTL Ed III of England arms (as in The Prof's post above) or, if you want something non-OTL, here's an impaled version:

Spoiler: Sources/attribution

Amended from Arms of the Kingdom of France & Navarre (Ancien), free to use and modify under the CC-BY-SA-3.0 licence and Royal Arms of England (1395-1399), free to use and modify under the GNU Free Documentation Licence.

 

[The Chevalier]

Would it be possible to add the modern shield to the Stuart Coat of Arms? I am not sure what program people use to make these, I mainly use Paint.net but I can't seem to make it look nice. If it possible could the image be larger then the ones I posted.

 

[FriendlyGhost]

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Would it be possible to add the modern shield to the Stuart Coat of Arms? I am not sure what program people use to make these, I mainly use Paint.net but I can't seem to make it look nice. If it possible could the image be larger then the ones I posted.

Most of these images are best amended in their vector (.svg) forms, as all the constituent parts of the image can be treated separately. There are a few programs you can use for that - I think most people on here use inkscape.
I know you only asked for the English, Welsh, Northern Irish version, but I thought you'd probably want the Scottish version too, so here's both the 1603-1649 CoAs, Scottish and English, amended with the modern shields.
(click the thumbnails for larger versions)
I have larger versions (1550x1500 - S and 1200x1194 - EWI) but they're too big to upload here. If you want them instead, let me know and I'll upload them to an image hosting site and link from here.

Spoiler: Sources/attribution

Scottish CoA amended from Coat_of_Arms_of_Scotland_(1603-1649) and Royal_Coat_of_Arms_of_the_United_Kingdom_(Scotland). English CoA amended from Coat_of_Arms_of_England_(1660-1689) and Royal_Coat_of_Arms_of_the_United_Kingdom_(England_Wales_Northern_Ireland). All four free to amend under the GNU Free Documentation Licence.

 

[Iron_Lord]

Hi there! I was wondering if anyone would like to work on making a flag for a hypothetically country based in 'Bir Tawil'?​

The Countries Name is the 'Grand Dutchy of Senhira"

Senhira is Coptic for 'place of the highest God'

This 'Dutchy' is Coptic Egyptian in religion and Ethnic make up, with Ethiopian making a major miniriry. the Languages are Coptic Egyptian, Ge'ez and Amaraic.

 

[Tomarte]

Hi there! I was wondering if anyone would like to work on making a flag for a hypothetically country based in 'Bir Tawil'?​

The Countries Name is the 'Grand Dutchy of Senhira"

Senhira is Coptic for 'place of the highest God'

This 'Dutchy' is Coptic Egyptian in religion and Ethnic make up, with Ethiopian making a major miniriry. the Languages are Coptic Egyptian, Ge'ez and Amaraic.

Blue = Egyptian sky and water.
Yellow = The Sun.
Red = The blood of Jesus and those who suffered under persecution.
Black = Black earth of Egypt.
Coptic cross is self-explanatory.
Yellow and red are also traditional Ethiopian colors.

 

[The Chevalier]

Most of these images are best amended in their vector (.svg) forms, as all the constituent parts of the image can be treated separately. There are a few programs you can use for that - I think most people on here use inkscape.
I know you only asked for the English, Welsh, Northern Irish version, but I thought you'd probably want the Scottish version too, so here's both the 1603-1649 CoAs, Scottish and English, amended with the modern shields.
View attachment 551013View attachment 551014(click the thumbnails for larger versions)
I have larger versions (1550x1500 - S and 1200x1194 - EWI) but they're too big to upload here. If you want them instead, let me know and I'll upload them to an image hosting site and link from here.

Spoiler: Sources/attribution

Scottish CoA amended from Coat_of_Arms_of_Scotland_(1603-1649) and Royal_Coat_of_Arms_of_the_United_Kingdom_(Scotland). English CoA amended from Coat_of_Arms_of_England_(1660-1689) and Royal_Coat_of_Arms_of_the_United_Kingdom_(England_Wales_Northern_Ireland). All four free to amend under the GNU Free Documentation Licence.

Wow thanks so much man, I really appreciate it. When I get around to creating my timeline I am for sure going to credit you, these look so much better than anything I could ever create. Could you link to the larger images, if its not too much trouble?

 

[FriendlyGhost]

Wow thanks so much man, I really appreciate it. When I get around to creating my timeline I am for sure going to credit you, these look so much better than anything I could ever create. Could you link to the larger images, if its not too much trouble?

You're welcome and no problem - click on the thumbnails below, they'll take you to the files, hosted on postimage.org:


These are the same size as the original vector images in the sources (as I linked to above) so are probably big enough, I think. If you need them even bigger, it's easy to export .svg to .png at larger sizes, so just ask.

 

[BBadolato]

Well, simplest would be quartering.
For Vasa-Tudor the England(-France) quarter (of quarters) would probably have an escutcheon of Tudor Ireland (the golden harp on blue).
The rulers of France and Scotland may additionally do what the former did with Navarre (as mentioned in my previous post): impalement - ie half shield for each - or separate shields:

So something like this but a little less crooked and with more quality to it? I had to resort to keeping Ireland as one of the lower parts, and since their are no clean impalement of the Swedish Coat of arms of i had to use the Shield arms and Bjelbo coats of arms separately.

 

[Tomarte]

Is it possible for someone to craft a 19th-century-esque coat of arms for a Han Chinese imperial dynasty?
Preferably with Dutch characteristics, but still screaming Chinese.

 

[The Professor]

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So something like this but a little less crooked and with more quality to it? I had to resort to keeping Ireland as one of the lower parts, and since their are no clean impalement of the Swedish Coat of arms of i had to use the Shield arms and Bjelbo coats of arms separately.

No I meant more like this:

Where each quarter is itself quartered. In this example the 1st & 4th quarters are quarterings of France & the Dauphinate, whereas the 2nd & 3rd are quarterings of France & Brittany.