Escudo de Armas de Alfonso XIII - Lucena, Córdoba, España - Coats of Arms on Waymarking.com

El Escudo grande del Rey de España, comprendido entre el año 1761 hasta 1868 | 1874 hasta 1931.

Tras el primer reinado de Fernando VII la casa de Borbón fue interrumpida por la Casa de Bonaparte. El único monarca de esta casa fue José I, impuesto por su hermano Napoleón I de Francia después de ocupar España y hacer renunciar a Carlos IV en 1808. Gobernó en la España ocupada por los franceses y en sus dominios sin el reconocimiento de las Cortes ni de la América española, con el título de Rey de las Españas y de las Indias, por la gracia de Dios y por la Constitución del Estado.

José I fue el primer Rey de España el cual no fue reconocido ni por las cortes españolas ni por las juntas indianas. Tras su abdicación el 11 de diciembre de 1813, Fernando VII fue proclamado de nuevo Rey de España.

A partir de la Constitución de 1837, Isabel II pasa a denominarse Reina de las Españas.

El Escudo grande del Rey de España esta comprendido por seis reinados borbónicos.

Carlos III
(1716-1788) el Político,
el Mejor Alcalde de Madrid
Carlos IV
(1748-1819) el Cazador
Fernando VII
(1784-1833) el Deseado,
el Rey Felón
Isabel II
(1830-1904) la de los Tristes Destinos,
la Reina Castiza
Alfonso XII
(1857-1885) el Pacificador
Alfonso XIII
(1886-1941) el Africano

Alfonso XIII de España, más conocido como «el Africano», nace en Madrid el 17 de mayo de 1886 y fallece Roma, 28 de febrero de 1941, fue rey de España desde su nacimiento hasta la proclamación de la Segunda República Española el 14 de abril de 1931. Asumió el poder efectivo a los dieciséis años de edad, el 17 de mayo de 1902.

Como hijo póstumo de Alfonso XII y María Cristina de Habsburgo-Lorena, su reinado empezó desde su nacimiento; por ello, su madre ejerció como regente hasta 1902. En 1906 se casó con Victoria Eugenia Julia Ena de Battenberg, con la que tuvo seis hijos: Alfonso, Jaime, Beatriz, Cristina, Juan, al que nombró sucesor de los derechos dinásticos, y Gonzalo.

Desde joven, Alfonso fue educado en la doctrina católica y liberal para ser rey y soldado. En el contexto del alejamiento entre la España oficial y la España real, los intentos de regenerar España tras el desastre de 1898 y la Constitución de 1876, el rey intervenía en asuntos políticos. Además, tuvo que afrontar diversos problemas como las guerras de Marruecos, el movimiento obrero y el nacionalismo vasco y catalán. El inicio del reinado coincidió con un cambio generacional en los los partidos dinásticos: el conservador Cánovas fue sustituido por Antonio Maura y el liberal Sagasta por José Canalejas.

Escudo:
Partido de uno y cortado de dos: I: En campo de oro, cuatro palos de gules, que es de Aragón moderno, partido de Sicilia que trae, jefe y punta de oro y cuatro bastones de gules, flancos de plata y un águila de sable, coronada, de oro, picada y membrada de gules. II: En campo de gules, una faja, de plata, partido de Borgoña moderna que trae, de azur, sembrado de flores de lis de oro y bordura componada de plata y gules. III: En campo de oro, seis flores de lis de azur, una, dos, dos, una, que es de los Farnesio o ducado de Parma. IV: En campo de oro, cinco roeles o bolas de gules que es de los Médicis, y un tortillo de azur en jefe, cargado de tres flores de lis de oro de oro, que es del ducado de Toscana. V: Bandado de oro y azur con la bordura de gules, que es de Borgoña antigua. VI: En campo de sable, un león de oro, coronado de lo mismo, lampasado y armado de gules, que es de Flandes. Entado en punta, de oro y un león de sable, armado y lampasado de gules, que es de Flandes, partido del Tirol que carga, en plata una águila de gules, coronada, picada y membrada de oro, cargado el pecho de un creciente trebolado de lo mismo.
Sobre el todo, escudete cuartelado en cruz: 1º y 4º de gules y un castillo de oro, almenado de tres almenas, mazonado de sable y aclarado de azur, que es de Castilla; 2º y 3º de plata y un león de gules, coronado de oro, lampasado y armado de lo mismo que es de León, entado en punta de Granada, que trae de plata, una granada al natural, rajada de gules, tallada y hojada de dos hojas de sinople.

Sobre el todo del todo, escudete oval de azur con tres flores de lis de oro y bordura de gules, que es de la Casa de Borbón-Anjou.

Escusón timbrado con corona real, y en derredor de él, el collar del Toisón de Oro.



The large Shield of the King of Spain, from 1761 to 1868 | 1874 until 1931.

After the first reign of Ferdinand VII the House of Bourbon was interrupted by the House of Bonaparte. The only monarch of this house was Joseph I, imposed by his brother Napoleon I of France after occupying Spain and making Charles IV resign in 1808. He ruled in Spain occupied by the French and in its domains without the recognition of the Cortes or of Spanish America, with the title of King of the Spains and the Indies, by the grace of God and by the Constitution of the State.

Joseph I was the first King of Spain who was not recognized by either the Spanish courts or the Indian boards. After his abdication on December 11, 1813, Fernando VII was once again proclaimed King of Spain.

Starting with the Constitution of 1837, Isabel II was renamed Queen of Spain.

The large Shield of the King of Spain is comprised of six Bourbon reigns.

Charles III
(1716-1788) the Politician,
the Best Mayor of Madrid
Charles IV
(1748-1819) the Hunter
Ferdinand VII
(1784-1833) the Desired,
King Felon
Isabel II
(1830-1904) that of the Sad Destinies,
the Castiza Queen
Alfonso XII
(1857-1885) the Peacemaker
Alfonso XIII
(1886-1941) the African

Alfonso April 1931. He assumed effective power at the age of sixteen, on May 17, 1902.

As the posthumous son of Alfonso XII and María Cristina of Habsburg-Lorraine, his reign began from his birth; For this reason, his mother served as regent until 1902. In 1906 he married Victoria Eugenia Julia Ena de Battenberg, with whom he had six children: Alfonso, Jaime, Beatriz, Cristina, Juan, whom he named successor to the dynastic rights, and Gonzalo.

From a young age, Alfonso was educated in Catholic and liberal doctrine to be king and soldier. In the context of the estrangement between official Spain and real Spain, the attempts to regenerate Spain after the disaster of 1898 and the Constitution of 1876, the king intervened in political affairs. In addition, he had to face various problems such as the Moroccan wars, the labor movement and Basque and Catalan nationalism. The beginning of the reign coincided with a generational change in the dynastic parties: the conservative Cánovas was replaced by Antonio Maura and the liberal Sagasta by José Canalejas.

Shield:
Parted from one and cut from two: I: In a field of gold, four sticks of gules, which is from modern Aragon, part of Sicily that brings, head and tip of gold and four staffs of gules, flanks of silver and an eagle of saber, crowned, of gold, chopped and gules. II: In a field of gules, a sash, of silver, part of modern Burgundy that brings, of azure, dotted with fleurs-de-lys of gold and a border composed of silver and gules. III: In a field of gold, six azure fleurs-de-lys, one, two, two, one, which is from the Farnese or duchy of Parma. IV: In a golden field, five roels or balls of gules that are from the Medici, and a tortillo of azure in chief, loaded with three golden fleurs-de-lis, which is from the duchy of Tuscany. V: Band of gold and azure with gules border, which is from ancient Burgundy. VI: In a field of sable, a golden lion, crowned with the same, lampasado and armed with gules, which is from Flanders. Pointed, of gold and a lion of sable, armed and lampasado of gules, which is from Flanders, part of the Tyrol that carries, in silver an eagle of gules, crowned, pockmarked and membraned of gold, charged on the chest with a crescent trefoil of the same.
Above all, escutcheon quartered in a cross: 1st and 4th gules and a golden castle, crenellated with three battlements, hammered with saber and lightened with azure, which is from Castile; 2nd and 3rd of silver and a lion of gules, crowned with gold, lampasado and armed with the same thing that is from León, set on the point of Granada, which brings in silver, a natural pomegranate, split gules, carved and leafed two sheets of sinople.

Above the whole, oval escutcheon of azure with three fleurs-de-lys of gold and gules border, which is from the House of Bourbon-Anjou.

Escutcheon stamped with a royal crown, and around it, the necklace of the Golden Fleece.

Bearer of Coat of Arms: Noble (aristocratic) family Full name of the bearer: Alfonso XIII Where is Coat of Arms installed (short description) ?: Fachada principal Casa de los Mora. Material / Design: Stone Blazon (heraldic description): Shield: Parted from one and cut from two: I: In a field of gold, four sticks of gules, which is from modern Aragon, part of Sicily that brings, head and tip of gold and four staffs of gules, flanks of silver and an eagle of saber, crowned, of gold, chopped and gules. II: In a field of gules, a sash, of silver, part of modern Burgundy that brings, of azure, dotted with fleurs-de-lys of gold and a border composed of silver and gules. III: In a field of gold, six azure fleurs-de-lys, one, two, two, one, which is from the Farnese or duchy of Parma. IV: In a golden field, five roels or balls of gules that are from the Medici, and a tortillo of azure in chief, loaded with three golden fleurs-de-lis, which is from the duchy of Tuscany. V: Band of gold and azure with gules border, which is from ancient Burgundy. VI: In a field of sable, a golden lion, crowned with the same, lampasado and armed with gules, which is from Flanders. Pointed, of gold and a lion of sable, armed and lampasado of gules, which is from Flanders, part of the Tyrol that carries, in silver an eagle of gules, crowned, pockmarked and membraned of gold, charged on the chest with a crescent trefoil of the same. Above all, escutcheon quartered in a cross: 1st and 4th gules and a golden castle, crenellated with three battlements, hammered with saber and lightened with azure, which is from Castile; 2nd and 3rd of silver and a lion of gules, crowned with gold, lampasado and armed with the same thing that is from León, set on the point of Granada, which brings in silver, a natural pomegranate, split gules, carved and leafed two sheets of sinople. Above the whole, oval escutcheon of azure with three fleurs-de-lys of gold and gules border, which is from the House of Bourbon-Anjou. Escutcheon stamped with a royal crown, and around it, the necklace of the Golden Fleece. Address: Shield: Parted from one and cut from two: I: In a field of gold, four sticks of gules, which is from modern Aragon, part of Sicily that brings, head and tip of gold and four staffs of gules, flanks of silver and an eagle of saber, crowned, of gold, chopped and gules. II: In a field of gules, a sash, of silver, part of modern Burgundy that brings, of azure, dotted with fleurs-de-lys of gold and a border composed of silver and gules. III: In a field of gold, six azure fleurs-de-lys, one, two, two, one, which is from the Farnese or duchy of Parma. IV: In a golden field, five roels or balls of gules that are from the Medici, and a tortillo of azure in chief, loaded with three golden fleurs-de-lis, which is from the duchy of Tuscany. V: Band of gold and azure with gules border, which is from ancient Burgundy. VI: In a field of sable, a golden lion, crowned with the same, lampasado and armed with gules, which is from Flanders. Pointed, of gold and a lion of sable, armed and lampasado of gules, which is from Flanders, part of the Tyrol that carries, in silver an eagle of gules, crowned, pockmarked and membraned of gold, charged on the chest with a crescent trefoil of the same. Above all, escutcheon quartered in a cross: 1st and 4th gules and a golden castle, crenellated with three battlements, hammered with saber and lightened with azure, which is from Castile; 2nd and 3rd of silver and a lion of gules, crowned with gold, lampasado and armed with the same thing that is from León, set on the point of Granada, which brings in silver, a natural pomegranate, split gules, carved and leafed two sheets of sinople. Above the whole, oval escutcheon of azure with three fleurs-de-lys of gold and gules border, which is from the House of Bourbon-Anjou. Escutcheon stamped with a royal crown, and around it, the necklace of the Golden Fleece. Web page about the structure where is Coat of Arms installed (if exists): [Web Link] Web page about the bearer of Coat of Arms (if exists): [Web Link]

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