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Seal of King Henry III

First Great Seal of Henry III
13th century

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1. Title: Seal of King Henry III (First Great Seal of Henry III) - A Symbol of Regal Authority and Power in Medieval England This image showcases the First Great Seal of Henry III, a significant historical artifact from the 13th century, currently housed at The National Archives in London, England. Commissioned by King Henry III (r. 1216-1272), this intricately designed seal is a testament to the grandeur and power of the British monarchy during the Middle Ages. King Henry III's seal, crafted from wax, bears the royal insignia of the time. The obverse side depicts the king in profile, wearing a crown adorned with precious stones and holding a scepter in his right hand and a orb in his left. The reverse side displays the royal arms of England, featuring three lions passant guardant, symbolizing the power and unity of the realm. The First Great Seal of Henry III was used to authenticate official documents, ensuring their validity and legitimacy. Each seal was a unique impression, created by pressing the wax seal onto parchment, leaving an indelible mark that could be verified by the recipient. This practice was crucial in maintaining the integrity of the monarchy and the rule of law during the Middle Ages. As the first great seal of King Henry III, this artifact holds immense historical significance. It represents the monarch's commitment to governance, justice, and the welfare of his people. The intricate design, craftsmanship, and the use of precious materials reflect the wealth and power of the English monarchy during the 13th century. In conclusion, the Seal of King Henry III (First Great Seal of Henry III) is a captivating and essential piece of British history. It offers a glimpse into the grandeur and power of the medieval monarchy, while also highlighting the importance of documentation and authentication in maintaining the rule of law and the stability of the realm.

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