Crown - a headdress, a symbol of the monarchy. Comes from the Latin word corona - a wreath crown. In ancient Greece, and then in ancient Rome, a wreath of laurel and oak leaves worn on the head of the winners of the Olympic Games, poetry contests, generals and governors. Later, wreaths were made of gold or other precious metals and precious stones to decorate. Changed over time and the shape of the symbol of power. Known in the form of a crown cap, wrap, teeth or plates. Since the XI century, this headdress spread across Europe. They wore special relevance to the state power and the throne. Depending on the title-holder, crowns are divided into imperial, royal, princely, ducal, Count, and so on.
Crown
Crown - a headdress, a symbol of the monarchy. Comes from the Latin word corona - a wreath crown. In ancient Greece, and then in ancient Rome, a wreath of laurel and oak leaves worn on the head of the winners of the Olympic Games, poetry contests, generals and governors. Later, wreaths were made of gold or other expensive ...