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English: Ceremonial crown of the Georgian high nobility, which survived the Soviet rule and is now exhibited at the Museum of Cultural History in Tbilisi. Its design is similar to the now-lost crown of George II of Georgia.[1] |
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| Author | LeontinaVarlamonva |
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