Jerusalem Cross - Historical Symbol of the Crusader Kingdom #3441409 (License: Personal Use)

The Jerusalem Cross, also known as the Fivefold Cross, consists of a large Greek cross flanked by four smaller crosses in each quadrant. It originated in the 11th century and became the official emblem of the Kingdom of Jerusalem during the Crusades, symbolizing Christ’s dominion over the four corners of the earth and the spread of Christianity. Its design has since been adopted by various Christian orders, churches, and heraldic traditions.

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