The great state coat of arms of the Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
– founded in 1826 –
Explanation and Description
A purple cloak, lined with ermine and with the royal crown at its crest, envelops the coat of arms; the shield is supported by two lions, likewise adorned with crown of the sovereign.
The coat of arms is blazoned with a shield, which is divided three times perpendicularly and four times horizontally. In addition, there is a shield in the centre and the base is also divided into two sections, where the emblem of the lion is once again portrayed.