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Summary
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English:
Red
Oriflamme
standard attributed to the Byzantine emperor
Constantine VI
on the Triclinum mosaic. According to eleventh-century ballad the
Chanson de Roland
, the oriflamme was a royal banner of
Charlemagne
, first called
Romaine
and then
Montjoie
. Nothing is known about its use by the Byzantine emperor Constantine VI or others.
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