Emblem of the Russian Empire
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It is a badge with rich history and symbolic significance, and its core element is the double-headed eagle. The design can be traced back to the 15th century AD. The double-headed eagle was originally the emblem of Constantine I of the Byzantine Empire, symbolizing the unity between the two continents and the union of various ethnic groups. On the chest is a small shield, above which is a knight and a white horse, representing the capital Moscow. The knight faced to the right, wearing silver armor and a pale blue cloak, holding a golden spear in his hand and stabbing a black serpent-like monster. The double-headed eagle, looking at the east and west, represents that Russia is a country that crosses the continents of Asia and Europe. Three crowns symbolize the unity of the Russian Federation
