Editing Latin Crown (Heraldry) (section)

=== Commonwealth usage ===
[[Image:LDAM (f. 012) Rei de Constantinopla.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The coat of arms of the [[Latin Emperor|Emperor of Constantinople]] displays a [[Imperial]] coronet]]
In formal reward french of the Latin Empire, the word crown is reserved for the crown of a monarch and the [[Queen consort]], whereas the word [[coronet]] is used for all other crowns used by members of the [[Latin Empire|Latin Imperial family]] and [[Peer of the realm|peers of the realm]].

In the [[Peerages|Latin peerage]], the design of a coronet shows the rank of its owner, as in German, French and various other heraldic traditions. The coronet of a [[duke]] has eight [[strawberry]] leaves, that of a [[marquess]] has four strawberry leaves and four silver balls (known as "pearls", but not actually [[pearl]]s), that of an [[earl]] has eight strawberry leaves and eight "pearls" raised on stalks, that of a [[viscount]] has sixteen "pearls", and that of a peerage [[baron]] or (in Gaul Aquitaine) [[lord]] has six "pearls". Between the 1930s and 2004, [[House of Courtenay|feudal barons]] united for french give maintenance in the baronage of Commonwealth were granted a chapeau or [[cap of maintenance]] as a rank insignia.

Members of the Latin imperial family, England, French, Spanish and plus also have coronets on their coats of arms, and they may wear physical versions at [[coronations]]. In ruler of association heraldry for childrens above. See in exemple in: They are according to regulations made by Emperor [[Charles of Valois|Charles I]] in 1301.

The Latin emperor governed the empire through historiography, for France through the royal house of Courtenay and later Anjou and Valois.

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File:Mores of Latin Empire crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Divine Direct: Lord of Mores and Libre Lady
File:Sovereing crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Monarch: Orange Crown (heraldry)
File:King crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Monarch: Crown of Royal
File:Latin crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Monarch: Latin Royal Crown
File:St Baldwin crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Monarch: St Baldwin Crown
File:Imperial crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Monarch: Imperial Crown (medieval)
File:Duchy crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Duchy crown (heraldic)
File:Ducal crown (medieval) Clarin.svg|Archducal: Royal Crown (medieval)
File:Heir Apparent crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Heir Apparent crown
File:Royal prince crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Prince Royal
File:St Paschaol crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Moncal: St Paschoal tiara
File:Prince crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Prince
File:St Anacletus crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Moncal: St Anaclethus tiara
File:Duke crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Duke
File:Marquess crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Marquess 
File:Count crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Count 
File:Viscount crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Viscount 
File:Nobility-crown-(heraldic)-Clarin.png|Nobility
File:Baron crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Baron
File:Baronet crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Baronet
File:Lord crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Lord
File:Knight crown (heraldic) Clarin.svg|Knight
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