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Cadency

In heraldry, cadency is any systematic way to distinguish arms displayed by descendants of the holder of a coat of arms when those family members have not been granted arms in their own right. Cadency is necessary in heraldic systems in which a given design may be owned by only one person at any time, generally the head of the senior line of a particular…

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Systems derived from English and Scottish usage

Nuclear familyBrisureEarl of StraffordViscount Byng of VimyEarls Russell
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HeraldryCoat of armsDescendantsArmigerCharges
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House of LorraineHouse of HohenzollernHoly Roman EmpireLow CountriesRhineland
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TinctureLabelOrdinaryLines of partition
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Cadency

Nodes128
Edges127
Triples60
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015625
Components1

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Cadency

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related to British royal family · 24
Cadency → Andrew Mountbatten-WindsorArms, Arms, At, Duke, EdinburghArms, English, GloucesterArms, In, KentArms, King, KingArms, Prince, Prince MichaelArms, Princess Alexandra There, Princess BeatriceArms, Princess EugenieArms, Princess RoyalArms, Rothesay, Scotland, Since
related to France · 12
Cadency → By, During, France, French, However, March, Middle Ages, Napoleon, Napoleon's, Napoleonic, The, The French Revolution
related to England · 8
Cadency → Although, Daughters, English, However, The, The English, This, Upon
related to Germany · 8
Cadency → Bordures, European, German, Hohenzollern, House, Other, Perhaps, The
related to Canada · 4
Cadency → Canada, Canadian, English, However
related to Systems derived from English and Scottish usage · 4
Cadency → England, Public Register, Scotland, Systematic

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arms system family marks label used heraldry may royal use heraldic coat england difference english children bordure one generally scotland

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyArms0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyKingArms0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyKing0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyScotland0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyPrince0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyWalesArms0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyDuke0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyRothesay0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familySussexArms0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyAndrew Mountbatten-WindsorArms0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyPrincess BeatriceArms0.60section
Cadencyrelated to British royal familyPrincess EugenieArms0.60section

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