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Atlas of monarchies

Spain

26 October 2026

From royal residences to contemporary fashion. We distinguish present-day use of a brand from a historic royal appointment.

House / model: House of Bourbon

Constitutional form: Parliamentary monarchy

Madrid

Enter this courtSymbols and history

Sources and further research

  1. Royal Household of Spain: the King’s coat of arms

    The castle, lion, four pales and chains identify Castile, León, Aragon and Navarre. The pomegranate at the base represents Granada.

  2. BOE: Royal Decree 527/2014

    The decree describes Felipe VI’s arms, standard and guidon; the monarch’s version differs from the heir’s, including the absence of the heir’s label.

  3. Court history: Spain · 1700

    Philip V becomes the first Bourbon king of Spain.

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