Royal Arms of England

The Royal Arms of England is the official coat of arms used by the reigning monarch. It features a shield divided into quarters: the first and fourth quarters show three gold lions representing England, the second quarter displays a gold lion on a red background for Scotland, and the third quarter exhibits a gold harp for Ireland. The design symbolizes the unity of these nations under the crown. The Royal Arms is used on official documents, in royal settings, and represents the authority and heritage of the monarchy. It is a significant emblem of British identity and history.