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Español: Escudo de armas del emperador Carlos I de España y V de Alemania según la descripción: Las armas de Carlos I añaden a las de Castilla, León, Aragón, Dos Sicilias y Granada, presentes en el escudo anterior, las de Austria (de gules y una faja de plata), Borgoña antiguo (bandado de oro y de azur con bordura de gules) Borgoña moderno (de azur, sembrado de flores de lis de oro y bordura camponada, cantonada de plata y gules), Brabante (de sable y un león de oro, coronado de lo mismo, lenguado y armado de gules), Flandes (de oro y un león de sable, lenguado y armado de gules) y Tirol (partido de plata y un águila de gules, coronada, picada y membrada de oro, cargado el pecho de un creciente trebolado de lo mismo). Carlos I incorpora también las columnas de Hércules con la leyenda “Plus Ultra”, en representación del Imperio ultramarino, y rodea el escudo con el collar del Toisón de Oro, como soberano de dicha Orden. Al ser coronado Emperador en 1519, timbra el escudo con la corona imperial y acola el águila bicéfala del Sacro Imperio Romano-Germánico. A partir de 1520 añade al cuartel correspondiente a Aragón y Sicilia, otro en el que se incorporan las armas de Jerusalén, Nápoles y Navarra.
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