Tsar Cannon

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The Tsar Cannon is an enormous 16th-century Russian bronze artillery piece in the Moscow Kremlin, famed more as a symbol of military might and craftsmanship than for any actual use in battle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artillery piece
bombard
cultural heritage monument of Russia
tourist attraction
artilleryCaliber 890 mm
associatedDynasty Rurik dynasty NERFINISHED
barrelDiameter about 1.2 m
barrelLength about 5.34 m
boreType smoothbore
breechType closed breech
cannonballsFunction purely decorative
cannonballsMaterial cast iron
carriageDate 19th century
carriageMaterial cast iron
category Historic artillery of Russia
Monuments and memorials in Moscow Kremlin
century 16th century
combatUse never used in actual battle
commissionedBy Tsar Fyodor Ivanovich NERFINISHED
country Russia
currentStatus ceremonial weapon
designer Andrey Chokhov NERFINISHED
firingPosition fixed emplacement
gunType muzzle-loading cannon
hasDecorativeCannonballs yes
hasDecorativeCarriage yes
hasInscription mentions Tsar Fyodor Ivanovich
hasInscriptionLanguage Old Russian
heritageProtection state protected monument
intendedUse defense of the Kremlin
siege cannon
length about 5.34 m
locatedIn Ivanovskaya Square NERFINISHED
location Moscow Kremlin NERFINISHED
locationCity Moscow NERFINISHED
locationCountry Russia NERFINISHED
manufacturedIn Moscow NERFINISHED
material bronze
notableFor being one of the largest caliber cannons ever made
exceptional size
ornate relief decoration
orientation points toward Red Square
symbolOf Russian craftsmanship
Russian military might
tourismSignificance major tourist attraction of the Kremlin
UNESCOTentativeListStatus part of Kremlin and Red Square ensemble
weight about 39.3 tonnes
yearCast 1586

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Moscow Kremlin hasPart Tsar Cannon