Banner of the Holy Roman Empire

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  "title": "Banner of the Holy Roman Empire",
  "ratio": "2:3",
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      "note": "The double-headed eagle of the Emperor."
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  "desc": "- The Holy Roman Empire (800–1806) used a gold banner with a black double-headed eagle, representing universal sovereignty over Christendom\n - **Construction:** a gold field with a black double-headed eagle bearing a halo around each head. The eagle holds an orb and sceptre",
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  "trivia": "- The Holy Roman Empire (800–1806) was a complex political entity in Europe\n - The imperial eagle represented imperial authority and religious significance\n - Dissolved during the Napoleonic Wars",
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