cross potent with four crosslets

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A cross potent with four crosslets is a heraldic Christian symbol featuring a central cross with T-shaped ends surrounded by four smaller crosses, historically associated with the Crusader-era Kingdom of Jerusalem.

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cross potent with four crosslets canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian symbol
heraldic symbol
appearsOn Christian liturgical vestments
Crusader-era banners
church decorations
medieval coins of Jerusalem
medieval seals
category Christian crosses
crosses in heraldry
field heraldry
hasAlternativeName Jerusalem cross
surface form: Crusader cross

Jerusalem cross
hasCentralElement cross potent
hasComponent four crosslets
hasComponentShape Greek crosslets
hasDesignFeature T-shaped cross arms
equal-armed central cross
symmetrical layout
hasGeographicAssociation Holy Land
Jerusalem
hasHistoricalAssociation Kingdom of Jerusalem
hasHistoricalPeriod Crusades
hasReligiousAssociation Christianity
hasShape central cross with T-shaped ends
hasSymbolicNumber five crosses
influenced later Christian heraldic designs
symbolicInterpretation Gospels
surface form: Christ and the four Gospels

Christ and the four corners of the world
five wounds of Christ
symbolizes Christian faith
Crusader states
usedAs Crusader emblem
Kingdom of Jerusalem coat of arms
surface form: coat of arms of the Kingdom of Jerusalem
usedBy Latin Crusaders
surface form: Latin Christian Crusaders

medieval Christian nobility

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Jerusalem cross hasShape cross potent with four crosslets