Imperial Crowns of Charles VII
The imperial crowns of Charles VII at the treasury of Munich Residenz, Augsburg Crown (Left), Frankfurter Crown (right)
The Imperial Crowns of Charles VII are kept in the treasury at the Munich Residenz. Since the imperial crown was merely used as coronation crown, the Holy Roman Emperors had to use different crowns for all other purposes. While the Habsburg were in possession of own imperial crowns, Charles VII didn't have an own imperial crown when he got elected emperor in 1742. Thus he ordered two crowns to be made by different goldsmiths in Augsburg and Frankfurt am Main.
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| | Bohemia | |
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| | France | |
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| | Germany | |
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| | Holy Roman Empire |
- Reliquary Crown of Otto II
- Crown of Otto III
- Reliquary Crown of Empress Cunigunde
- Salian Funeral Crowns of Spires
- Kamelaukion of Frederick II or Constance of Sicily
- Reliquary Crown of Charlemagne (14th century)
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| | Iberia | |
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| | Italy | |
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| | Poland | |
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| | Russia |
- "Cap of Monomakh"
- Crown of Kazan Tzardom
- Crown of Tsar Michael Fyodorovich
- Cap of Monomakh of the second set
- Diamond crown of Tsar Peter I
- Diamond crown of Tsar Ivan V
- Altabas crown of the third set
- Crown of Empress Catherine I
- Crown of Empress Anna Ivanovna
- Great Imperial Crown
- Maltese Crown
- Small Imperial Crown
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| | Africa | |
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