(red, two crossed scepters in or (gold) third sixth: Lordship of Haigerloch and Wehrstein (1634), parted per fess gules (red) and argent (silver) fourth sixth: Countship of Sigmaringen (1535), on gules (red) a deer or (gold) fifth sixth: Countship of Veringen (1535), on or (gold) three dearhorns horizontally with twice four, and once three antlerpoints gules (red) sixth sixth: County of Berg (1781), on argent (white) a lion rampant gules (red) and a bordure of sable (black) with roundels or (gold) inescutcheon: Countship of Zollern (1061), quarterly sable (black) and argent (silver) helm: seven particular helmets, equivalent to the seven particular coat of arms (Hohenzollern, Nuremberg, Sigmaringen, Veringen, Berg, Haigerloch and Wehrstein) crest: seven particular crests, equivalent to the seven particular coat of arms (Hohenzollern, Nuremberg, Sigmaringen, Veringen, Berg, Haigerloch and Wehrstein) wreath: sable (black) and argent (white) mantling: manteld sable (black), doubled argent (white) supporter: two German hounds compartment: grassy Romania The major coat of arms of the kingdom of the Romanians consisted, from 1922 onwards, of: an escutcheon of the combination of the territories of : Wallachia Moldavia Dobruja Transylvania Bessarabia Banat Oltenia Bukovina an inescutcheon of the House of Hohenzollern (quarterly sable (black) and argent (silver) helm: The Steel Crown of Romania mantling: a crowned baldeqin gules (red), doubled ermine motto: Nihil Sine Deo (Nothing without God) supporter: two rampant lions compartment: ground Rulers Members of the House of Hohenzollern reigned as monarchs in Europe. Southern Germany Counts (Grafen) of Hohenzollern (1576–1623) Karl II, Count 1576–1606 (1547–1606), second surviving son of Karl I of Hohenzollern Johann, Count 1606–1623 (1578–1638), created Reichsfürst von Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen 1623 Princes (Fürsten) of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen (1623–1849) Johann, 1st Prince 1623–1638 (1578–1638) Meinrad I, 2nd Prince 1638–1681 (1605–1681) Maximilian, 3rd Prince 1681–1689 (1636–1689) Meinrad II, 4th Prince 1689–1715 (1673–1715) Josef Friedrich Ernst, 5th Prince 1715–1769 (1702–1769) Karl Friedrich, 6th Prince 1769–1785 (1724–1785) Anton Aloys, 7th Prince 1785–1831 (1762–1831) Karl, 8th Prince 1831–1848 (1785–1853), abdicated 1848 Karl Anton, 9th Prince 1848–1849 (1811–1885), ceded sovereignty to Prussia 1849 (1849–present) Following cession of their sovereignty over the principality to their kinsmen the Kings of Prussia in 1849, the heirs of Karl Anton continued to bear the same title, "Prince (Fürst) of Hohenzollern": Karl Anton, Prince 1849–1885 (1811–1885), became Prince of Hohenzollern on the death of the last Prince of Hohenzollern-Hechingen in 1869 Leopold, Prince 1885–1905 (1835–1905) Wilhelm, Prince 1905–1927 (1864–1927) Friedrich, Prince 1927–1965 (1891–1965) Friedrich Wilhelm, Prince 1965–2010