Redesign of the UK Coat of Arms

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    Quarterly: 1st gules three lions passant guardant in
 pale or langued and armed azure larger larger; 2nd
 per fess argent and vert, a dragon passant guardant
 gules higher ; 3rd argent a cross gules, in chief
 an imperial crown or, in fess point a mullet of six
 argent higher higher larger larger charged with a
 hand gules; 4th Or a lion rampant Gules smaller smaller
 smaller smaller higher larger armed and langued Azure
 within a double tressure flory-counter-flory Gules;
 over the whole an escutcheon sable charged with fifteen
 roundels or larger

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Palette For Heraldic Tinctures: english
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Notes

Quarterly: 1st gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or armed and langued azure (for England); 2nd party per fess vert and argent, overall a dragon passant guardant gules (for Wales--note: I elected not to use the Arms of Gwynedd which typically represent Wales because I think we have enough lions on this thing); 3rd argent a cross gules, in chief a crown imperial or, in fess point a mullet of six argent charged with a hand gules (for Northern Ireland); 4th Or a lion rampant Gules armed and langued Azure within a double tressure flory-counter-flory Gules (for Scotland); on an inescutcheon sable fifteen bezants or (for Cornwall).

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