The Sovereign's Official Coat of Arms
The official coat of arms of the Sovereign of Little India, and exclusive to that post. The current incumbent using this coat of arms is High King Ithilanor II.
Split into two halves, the right hand side of the coat is the simplest. It shows - in six equal segments - the Star of Vandanwé and the Coat of Vís three times each. This appears on the coat of arms of every member of the Sovereign family.
The left hand side is more complicated. It shows - in equal segments - the coats of arms for: (left to right) top: Veruna, Parrlay, Imrathon, Protea
2nd Row: Eleni, Frida, Tulpas, the Sovereign - Vís, Ihayel, Noroharn, the Crown
3rd Row: The Crucifixion, The Keys of Peter and Paul, yellow and white (all for the Vatican)
4th Row: Barod Ithnar Islands, Jutland, Fedora, Santu-Thilli (Little Indian dominions beyond the seas
5th Row: Jutland, Barod Ithnar Islands, Santu-Thilli, Fedora (Little Indian dominions beyond the seas
6th Row: Vís, Vandanwé, portcullis, crossed sword and sceptre.
The Portcullis and the Crossed Sword and Sceptre signify Little India's sovereignty - the portcullis represents the ability to deny access to certain people, and the crossed sword and sceptre represent Independence.
See also The Coat of Arms of Little India
