The Spanish Crown and Sardinia were definitively separated in 1720 with the transfer of the Island to the rule of the Savoy.
However, certain ties are still alive, both from a linguistic and cultural perspective, as well as a formal one.
Just look at this flag where the cross of St. George with its four Moorish heads is still today a quarter of the Aragonese flag.
The fact is that the sovereign of Spain (King Felipe VI) is still today heraldically "King of Sardinia," "Marquis of Oristano," and "Count of Goceano"... ehm, then they say not to blaspheme!
However, certain ties are still alive, both from a linguistic and cultural perspective, as well as a formal one.
Just look at this flag where the cross of St. George with its four Moorish heads is still today a quarter of the Aragonese flag.
The fact is that the sovereign of Spain (King Felipe VI) is still today heraldically "King of Sardinia," "Marquis of Oristano," and "Count of Goceano"... ehm, then they say not to blaspheme!
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