coronation mantle of Hungary

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The coronation mantle of Hungary is a richly embroidered medieval royal robe, originally a chasuble, that became one of the most important symbols of Hungarian kingship and statehood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hungarian national symbol
coronation mantle
medieval textile
royal robe
associatedCeremony Hungarian royal coronation
associatedWith Christianization of Hungary
Saint Stephen I of Hungary
color predominantly red
conservationStatus preserved
country Kingdom of Hungary
culturalContext medieval Hungarian court
depicts King Stephen I of Hungary
Queen Gisella of Hungary
function legitimization of royal authority
genre regalia textile
hasPart embroidered images of Christ
embroidered images of saints
inscriptions in Latin
heritageDesignation national relic of Hungary
iconography Apostles
Christ in Majesty
angels
prophets
laterUse secular coronation garment
location Budapest
Hungarian Parliament Building
material gold thread
pearls
silk
originalFunction chasuble
owner Hungarian state
partOf Hungarian coronation regalia
religiousContext Roman Catholic Church in Hungary
significance key element of Hungarian coronation ritual
one of the most important symbols of Hungarian monarchy
style Byzantine-influenced embroidery
symbolizes Hungarian kingship
Hungarian statehood
typeOfClothing liturgical vestment
usedBy Hungarian kings
linked to: King of Hungary
usedFor royal coronation ceremonies
usedWith Holy Crown of Hungary
Hungarian coronation sword
Hungarian royal orb
Hungarian royal sceptre
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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King of Hungary coronationRegalia coronation mantle of Hungary
Holy Crown of Hungary relatedTo Coronation Mantle of Hungary
linked to: coronation mantle of Hungary