Tsar Bell

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The Tsar Bell is an enormous, uncracked bronze bell displayed in the Moscow Kremlin, famous as the largest bell ever cast and a symbol of Russian craftsmanship and imperial ambition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bell
cultural heritage object
monument
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Tsar Kolokol NERFINISHED
Tsar Kolokol III NERFINISHED
castIn 1735
castingMethod lost-wax casting
commissionedBy Empress Anna Ioannovna NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1735
constructionStart 1733
country Russia
craftsman Ivan Motorin NERFINISHED
Mikhail Motorin NERFINISHED
currentUse exhibition object
damagedBy fire of 1737
damageType cracked
large piece broken off
decoratedWith images of saints
inscriptions
portrait of Empress Anna Ioannovna
reliefs
designedBy Ivan Motorin NERFINISHED
Mikhail Motorin NERFINISHED
diameter about 6.6 meters
era 18th century
fragmentWeight about 11.5 tons
hasPart large broken fragment
height about 6.14 meters
heritageStatus part of Moscow Kremlin UNESCO World Heritage Site
languageOfInscriptions Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
locatedIn Ivanovskaya Square NERFINISHED
locatedNear Ivan the Great Bell Tower NERFINISHED
location Moscow Kremlin NERFINISHED
locationCity Moscow NERFINISHED
locationCountry Russia NERFINISHED
mass about 200 tons
material bronze
neverUsedFor ringing
ownedBy Russian Federation NERFINISHED
partOf Kremlin architectural ensemble NERFINISHED
predecessor earlier Kremlin bells destroyed by fire
publicAccess yes
symbolOf Moscow Kremlin NERFINISHED
Russian craftsmanship
imperial ambition
touristAttraction yes
weightClaim largest bell ever cast

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Moscow Kremlin hasPart Tsar Bell