abolition of the monarchy, to use the hereditary title he bore while reigning: Michael I, King of Romania During the reign of Carol II of Romania his son, Michael, was styled "Măria Sa (M.S.) Marele Voievod de Alba Iulia" or the English translation "His Highness The Grand Voivode of Alba Julia". Styles The Romanian original is: Majestatea Sa (M.S.) N.N., Regele Românilor (or Maiestatea Sa (M.S.) N.N., Regele României; both forms are accepted by the Romanian Academy) The English translation is: His Majesty (H.M.) N.N., King of Romania Coats of arms Southern Germany Major coat of arms The combined coat of arms of the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen is: Escutcheon: quartering of the shield, parted per pale, twice parted per fess, with an inescutcheon first sixth: Burgraviate of Nuremberg (1214), on or (gold) a lion rampant sable (black) and a bordure of argent (silver) and gules (red) second sixth: Hereditary Chamberlain of the Holy Roman Empire (1504), on gules (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 deerhorns 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: or (gold) a helmet barred and affronté (sovereign), crowned with a coronet of a German prince (Fürstenkrone) crest: sable (black) and argent (white) a head and shoulders of a German hound (Deutsche Bracke) (1317) wreath: sable (black) and argent (white) mantling: manteld sable (black), doubled argent (white) upon a crowned (Fürstenkrone) baldeqin gules (red), doubled ermine motto: until the 19th century: (We were always good Zollern) from the 19th century onwards: Nihil Sine Deo (Nothing without God) Family coat of arms The combined coat of arms with inclusion of the House coat of arms of the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen is: Escutcheon: quartering of the shield, parted per pale, twice parted per fess, with an inescutcheon first sixth: Burgraviate of Nuremberg (1214), on or (gold) a lion rampant sable (black) and a bordure of argent (silver) and gules (red) second sixth: Hereditary Chamberlain of the Holy Roman Empire, on gules