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Comital arms from the Wappenbuch of Ulrich Rösch, abbot of St. Gall (r. 1463–1491).
Comital arms from the Wappenbuch of Ulrich Rösch, abbot of St. Gall (r. 1463–1491).
Seal of Berthold IV, featuring a lion rampant
Seal of Berthold IV, featuring a lion rampant
Zähringen Castle, c. 1500.
Zähringen Castle, c. 1500.
Berthold V on the Zähringer monument in Bern, Switzerland.
Berthold V on the Zähringer monument in Bern, Switzerland.
Zähringen attributed arms in a stained glass window by Hans Reichle (c. 1570–1642) in Freiburg town hall. There are two traditions of attributed arms,
Zähringen attributed arms in a stained glass window by Hans Reichle (c. 1570–1642) in Freiburg town hall. There are two traditions of attributed arms, either or an eagle displayed gules (shown here) or gules a lion rampant or, based on the respective coats of arms used in the later medieval period by the counts of Freiburg who claimed the Zähringer inheritance (ancestors of the House of Fürstenberg).