«Coat of arms of the Russian Empire» download coloring pages

The Coat of Arms of the Russian Empire was adopted in 1721 and was used until the fall of the monarchy in 1917. It is a symbol of the country's power and strength, and is still used today in some parts of the world.

The two-headed eagle is a symbol of the unity of the Russian people, and the crown on its head symbolizes the power of the Tsar. The scepter and orb represent the power of the state, while the shield with the Imperial crown and the Order of St. Andrew represent the loyalty of the people to the Tsar.

Coloring the Coat of Arms of the Russian Empire is a great way to learn about the country's history and culture. It is also a fun activity for children to do, as they can learn about the symbols and their meanings while coloring.

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