state regalia of the Russian Empire

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The state regalia of the Russian Empire comprise the imperial crowns, sceptres, orbs, ceremonial garments, and other symbols of monarchical authority used by the Russian tsars and emperors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crown jewels
imperial crown
royal orb
royal sceptre
state regalia
associatedReligion Russian Orthodox Church
country Russian Empire
Russian Empire
Russian Empire
Russian Empire
createdFor Catherine the Great
currentlyKeptAt Moscow Kremlin Armoury
linked to: Kremlin Armoury
decoratedWith Orlov diamond
diamonds
pearls
spinels
hasPart Great Imperial Crown
Imperial Crown of Russia
Imperial Orb
linked to: Sovereign's Orb

Imperial Sceptre
Small Imperial Crown
coronation Gospel book
coronation chain of the Order of St. Andrew
linked to: royal order chain

coronation cross
coronation cushion
coronation mantle
coronation robes
imperial canopy
regalia of the empress consort
regalia of the heir apparent
state banner
state seal
state sword
throne of the Russian monarch
historicalPeriod Russian Empire
lastUsedFor coronation of Nicholas II
madeInYear 1762
mainCrown Great Imperial Crown
material gold
silver
successorCollection state regalia of the Russian Federation
symbolizes Christian world rule
autocracy
monarchical authority
sovereignty of the Russian monarch
usedBy emperor of Russia
tsar of Russia
usedFor coronation ceremonies
coronation of Russian emperors
state ceremonies

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Armoury Chamber houses state regalia of the Russian Empire
Imperial Crown of Russia partOf Russian imperial regalia
linked to: state regalia of the Russian Empire
Presidential insignia of Russia category State regalia of Russia
linked to: state regalia of the Russian Empire