Shapka Monomakha

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Shapka Monomakha is the historic, jewel-encrusted crown traditionally regarded as the chief symbol of the authority of the early Russian tsars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian imperial regalia
crown
museum object
regalia
alsoKnownAs Cap of Monomakh NERFINISHED
Monomakh’s Cap NERFINISHED
associatedWith House of Romanov NERFINISHED
House of Rurik NERFINISHED
Ivan IV the Terrible NERFINISHED
Moscow Kremlin NERFINISHED
Tsardom of Russia NERFINISHED
category Russian royal regalia
country Russia
culture Russian
decoratedWith enamel plaques
gemstones
pearls
exhibitedAt Armoury Chamber of the Moscow Kremlin NERFINISHED
hasPart cross on top
fur trim
golden skullcap
heritageStatus national treasure of Russia
inception 14th century
languageOfName Russian
legendaryOrigin gift from Byzantine Emperor Constantine Monomachos
locatedIn Moscow
Moscow Kremlin Armoury NERFINISHED
Russia
material fur
gold
precious stones
namedAfter Vladimir Monomakh NERFINISHED
partOf Kremlin Armoury collection NERFINISHED
Russian crown jewels NERFINISHED
period late Middle Ages
religiousContext Orthodox coronation rites
replacedBy Imperial Crown of Russia NERFINISHED
style Byzantine-influenced
oriental
symbolOf autocratic power in Russia
legitimacy of Russian rulers
tsarist authority
traditionallyRegardedAs chief symbol of authority of early Russian tsars
usedBy Grand Princes of Moscow NERFINISHED
Russian tsars NERFINISHED
usedFor coronation ceremonies
enthronement rituals
wornUntil 18th century

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Monomakh’s Cap alsoKnownAs Shapka Monomakha