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的有关信息介绍如下:British national emblem, national emblem of British, Great Britain emblem Wang. The central design is a shield emblem, upper left corner and lower right corner are red three gold lions on the ground the shield, symbolize England; The upper right corner is half a red lion standing on the ground of gold, symbolize Scotland; The lower left corner is the blue golden yellow harp on the ground, symbolize Northern Ireland. Shield emblem both sides wear crown, prop up and support by one on behalf of lion and one only corner beast to represent Scotland of England respectively. Write a maxim " Honi soit qui mal y pense " in French around the shield emblem, mean " evil is rewarded with evil "; Underpart hang Jiade medal, decorations take, write " Dieu et mon droit " with French, mean " it has God ", I have a right ". On the shield emblem is gold silvery helmet, kingdom crown and lion with crown which studs with the jewel. There are roses (England) in the green land on the bottom, Ji (Scotland), the fragrant-flowered garlic (Wales) and three leaf grasses (Irish).
English Coat of arms
British national emblem, the emblem of the British king.
Center for the features of a coat of arms, shields the surface of the upper left corner and the bottom-right corner of Red Lion on the floor three, a symbol of England; upper right corner of the earth as a gold half-standing Red Lion, a symbol of Scotland; the lower left corner of the blue on the ground golden harp, a symbol of Northern Ireland.
Coat of arms on both sides by a wearing a crown, on behalf of England's lion and unicorn of Scotland branch represents an escorted.
Around the French coat of arms reads a motto "Honi soit qui mal y pense", meaning "Eyouebao"; the bottom of hanging Order of the Garter, lace on the French read "Dieu et mon droit", which means "Heaven has God, I have rights."
The top coat of arms for the gold jewelry inlaid with silver helmets, imperial crown and a lion wearing a crown.
There are green at the bottom of the Rose (England), thistle (Scotland), leek (Wales) and clover (Ireland).