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Saxland: the arms of Wessex impaled with the arms of the other four kingdoms that make up Saxland: East Anglia, Essex, Kent, and Sussex, with an inestutcheon for the kingdom of Mercia partially included in Saxland as the province of West Anglia, supported by the golden wyverns of Wessex, crowned with the Crown of St. Edward and crested with a Saxon Steed, with the Order of the Garter and the royal motto "God and Min Riht" ("God and my right")

Prydain: Quartered, the arms of the three kingdoms that united to form Britain: Gwynedd, Dumnonia, and Strathclyde (by extension representing the three greater regions of Britain: Brythonia proper, Dumnonia, and Cumbria), along with the golden dragon of Owain Glyndwr representing the lands of Lloegyr yet to be reconquered and an inescutcheon of the red dragon representing the British union, supported by red dragons, crowned with the Tudor Crown and crested with the Cross of Neith, with a ribbon with the national motto "Pleidiol Wyf I'm Gwlad" ("I am true to my country"), the national floral badges of the leek, and banners of the national flag and the flag of St. David

Jorvik: Quartered, the arms of the Kingdom of York proper (three white roses for the three ridings), the Kingdom of Lindsey, and the remaining four of the Five Boroughs (Ledeborg, Stamborg, Djuraby, and Notingborg), with an inescutcheon of the raven of Ivar, supported by white boars, with the Order of the Sun of York, flying the national flag and the Raven Banner

Description
From this map

Saxland: the arms of Wessex impaled with the arms of the other four kingdoms that make up Saxland: East Anglia, Essex, Kent, and Sussex, with an inestutcheon for the kingdom of Mercia partially included in Saxland as the province of West Anglia, supported by the golden wyverns of Wessex, crowned with the Crown of St. Edward and crested with a Saxon Steed, with the Order of the Garter and the royal motto "God and Min Riht" ("God and my right")

Prydain: Quartered, the arms of the three kingdoms that united to form Britain: Gwynedd, Dumnonia, and Strathclyde (by extension representing the three greater regions of Britain: Brythonia proper, Dumnonia, and Cumbria), along with the golden dragon of Owain Glyndwr representing the lands of Lloegyr yet to be reconquered and an inescutcheon of the red dragon representing the British union, supported by red dragons, crowned with the Tudor Crown and crested with the Cross of Neith, with a ribbon with the national motto "Pleidiol Wyf I'm Gwlad" ("I am true to my country"), the national floral badges of the leek, and banners of the national flag and the flag of St. David

Jorvik: Quartered, the arms of the Kingdom of York proper (three white roses for the three ridings), the Kingdom of Lindsey, and the remaining four of the Five Boroughs (Ledeborg, Stamborg, Djuraby, and Notingborg), with an inescutcheon of the raven of Ivar, supported by white boars, with the Order of the Sun of York, flying the national flag and the Raven Banner