Flag of Holy Roman Empire (from 1400)
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The flag of the Holy Roman Empire was introduced in the 15th century. It was a symbol of the Emperor's authority and was also used as a symbol of the unity of the Empire. The flag of the Holy Roman Empire was used until the dissolution of the Empire in 1806. It was a symbol of the emperor's power and the unity of the empire.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the Holy Roman Empire (from 1400) flag
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The flag of the Holy Roman Empire, also known as the Reichssturmfahne, was first used in 1400. It consisted of a black and gold stripe, which has not changed throughout history. From the 16th century, the flag was also used as a symbol of the Emperor of the Empire and remained in use until its end in 1806.
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The historical flag of the Holy Roman Empire (from 1400) is a black and gold banner with the imperial eagle in the center. The imperial eagle is a double eagle, which has two heads, four wings and two talons. The double eagle symbolizes the union of the two parts of the Holy Roman Empire, the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation and the Holy Roman Empire of the Italian People. The double eagle is crowned by a golden crown, symbolizing the Empire as a monarchy.
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