Isabella of Valois - Arms

Arms

Arms of Isabella of Valois
Notes Isabella's arms were those of her father, Charles VI of France, impaled with the royal coat of arms of the England. Rendered as per pale of three.
Escutcheon France Modern; impaled by Richard II.

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