Saint Edward the Confessor, King of England - 11th Century Historical Wax SealEdward the Confessor Wax Seal Stamp Last Anglo Saxon King of Royal Sanctity This wax seal stamp is based on the Great Seal of King Edward the Confessor (c. 10031066), known in Latin as Sanctus Eduardus Confessor and in Old English as adweard Andettere. One of the last kings of the House of Wessex, Edward reigned from 1042 until his death in 1066, just before the Norman Conquest changed England forever. Canonised in 1161 by Pope Alexander III, Edward

it evolved into the full imperial emblem under the Romanov dynasty

This is the second seal of Richard

while the unicorn represents Scotland

conflicts with Scotland

earning fame for his military skill

a symbol deeply rooted in the ancient traditions and enduring spirit of the Mexican people

privateering

the mighty eagle of Ancient Rome

At its height

My kingdom for a horse

Charlemagne’s emblem represents strength

or the leadership of the Griffin dynasty