black-yellow-white tricolour (imperial flag)

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The black-yellow-white tricolour was a 19th-century imperial flag of the Russian Empire associated with the Romanov dynasty and official state symbolism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flag
imperial flag
national symbol
associatedWith Romanov dynasty
linked to: House of Romanov
category Flags of the Russian Empire
Imperial standards
Tricolour flags
color black
white
yellow
country Russian Empire
design horizontal tricolour
government autocratic monarchy
hasContext 19th-century Russian state symbolism
hasType tricolour flag
heritage imperial Russian heraldry
historicalRegion Eastern Europe
historicalUse imperial civil flag
national flag of the Russian Empire
inspiredBy imperial coat of arms of Russia
languageOfCountry Russian
officialStatus official state symbolism
partOf state symbolism of the Russian Empire
politicalEntity Tsarist Russia
linked to: Russian Empire
relatedTo Romanov imperial regalia
Russian imperial coat of arms
history of the Russian flag
replacedBy white-blue-red tricolour of Russia
scriptDirection horizontal stripes
symbolOf Russian Empire
Russian monarchy
linked to: Russian Empire

imperial authority
state sovereignty
timePeriod 19th century
usedAs imperial flag
state flag
usedBy House of Romanov
Russian Empire
usedFor official ceremonies
representation of the empire abroad
state occasions
usedIn 19th century

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Russian Empire flag black-yellow-white tricolour (imperial flag)
White Army usedSymbol imperial Russian tricolor flag
linked to: black-yellow-white tricolour (imperial flag)