The Coat of Arms of Slavonia is a heraldic emblem used to represent the historical region of Slavonia, located in modern-day Croatia. The coat of arms features a shield divided into three parts. The top left quarter displays a white eagle on a red background, symbolizing the Kingdom of Hungary. The bottom left quarter represents the region of Srijem with its blue and white checkered pattern. The right half of the shield is reserved for the Croatian checkerboard coat of arms in three vertical stripes, representing the region’s close ties to Croatia. Above the shield, a white royal crocodile, symbolizing the Baboni family, traditionally the ruling noble family in Slavonia, is placed within a ducal coronet. The coat of arms reflects the region’s complex history and its unique blend of Hungarian, Croatian, and local influences.