It is not always made of wood or steel like a crutch and put in the hands of the elderly to facilitate walking. In ancient times, scepters were mostly made of gold, and in order to show their status and wealth, they were also inlaid with various precious jewels. Even some kings' wands are sharper in design and used as self-defense weapons.
The right represented by the scepter is not only imperial power, but also has different uses, but it represents supremacy and obedience in any system (including the church). In medieval Europe, when noble nobles sent letters to each other, they would melt and seal the letters with wax or silver and tin, and then put a seal representing the family on the seal of the letters. Some scepters also have this function, and there is a seal on the bottom or top of the scepter. This function is very similar to the imperial seal written by the emperor in feudal China.
In today's Britain, there is still a king because of the constitutional monarchy. As a symbol of power? The king's scepter? It is now a rare and priceless antique. It was made before the coronation of charles ii, England in 166 1 and presented to the world as a coronation scepter. It is inlaid with the largest diamond to date? African star? Weighing 530.2 carats, it is very rare and unique.
In addition to the scepter, the crown is also a symbol of the king. The image of the emperor in film and television dramas is indispensable to the one with a row of curtains on his head when he was in court. Hat? , namely the crown, the crown of the feudal dynasty in China.
Although it is far from the design of foreign crowns, it has the same meaning and is a symbol of rights.
The only thing worth noting is that in foreign countries, although kings wear crowns, queens, princesses and princes can also wear crowns, which leads to the significance of crowns is not as great as that of scepters. In the feudal dynasty of China, only the emperor could wear a crown.