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Charlemagnes Crown and Crown of St. Cunigunde

1. The German crown named after Charlemagne, dating from the 12th century. It consists of eight small plates (not all othe same size) of gold leaf, joined together. The lining of the crown consists of a small round cap in purple velvet 2. The Crown of St. Cunigunde. Date: circa 12th century

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1. Charlemagne's Crown and the Crown of St. Cunigunde: A Glimpse into Medieval Imperial Regalia The captivating image before you showcases two of the most significant and historic crowns in German history: Charlemagne's Crown and the Crown of St. Cunigunde, both dating back to the 12nd century. Charlemagne's Crown, named after the legendary Holy Roman Emperor, is a stunning piece of artistry and craftsmanship. The crown is made of eight small plates of gold leaf, not all of the same size, that are intricately joined together. The lining of the crown is a small round cap in rich purple velvet, adding an elegant touch to the regal accessory. Charlemagne's Crown is a symbol of imperial power and authority, reflecting the grandeur and wealth of the Holy Roman Empire during the Middle Ages. The Crown of St. Cunigunde, also depicted in the photograph, is another precious relic from the 12th century. This crown is adorned with an array of precious stones and jewels, making it a jewel-encrusted masterpiece. The exact origin of the crown is uncertain, but it is believed to have been owned by St. Cunigunde, the daughter of Emperor Henry II and Saint Kunigunde of Luxembourg. The crown is a testament to the opulence and piety of the medieval nobility, who adorned their religious and secular artifacts with the finest materials available. Both crowns are a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of the Middle Ages, a time of artistic, cultural, and political development in Europe. They serve as a reminder of the grandeur and splendor of the Holy Roman Empire and the role of imperial and religious power in shaping European history.

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