About House of Salier
The House of Salier traces its origins to the noble lineage of the Salian dynasty, rulers of the Holy Roman Empire. With deep roots in Germanic aristocracy, the house played a crucial role in shaping the medieval empire. Over the centuries, the noble bloodline expanded its influence into Italy and Sardinia, forming powerful alliances with noble families of the region.
The revival of the title of Comte di Salier represents a commitment to preserving the values, honor, and traditions of the noble house, standing as a testament to the enduring legacy of European aristocracy.
Explanation of symbols
Ermine field (black spots on white)
Represents royal dignity, purity, and noble legitimacy.
Red chief with golden flowers
Symbolizes strength, courage, and generosity.
Golden horn with arrows in the crest
Represents prosperity, unity, and noble power.
Contact
For official correspondence, please contact House of Salier via the details below.
Though noble privileges have faded into history, the values of aristocracy—honor, tradition, and heritage—endure. The House of Salier remains dedicated to the preservation of its noble legacy in the modern era.