Famous Royal Standards of former British Monarchs include the "Scotland Impaled" Royal Standard of Queen Anne, the "Hanover Quartered" Royal Standards of King George I to George III, and the "Hanover crowned" Royal Standards of George III to William IV. The latter contained the Royal coat of arms of Hanover superimposed over what became the modern Royal Standard of the United Kingdom, although this particular standard's artistic representations of the banners of England, Ireland and Scotland in their respective quadrants was marginally different from the versions used today.