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A double-headed eagle flag refers to a flag featuring this symbol, which has been used by several entities,
most notably Albania (a black eagle on a red field) and Serbia (an eagle on a red and blue field).

The symbol has ancient origins, dating back to the Byzantine Empire, where it represented dominion over both the East and West.

After the Byzantine Empire's fall, the symbol was adopted by various European monarchies, including the Holy Roman Empire and Russia, and many noble families.

The Albanian flag, which is a black double headed eagle with a red background, came from Marin Barleti (A Catholic priest from Shkodra) depiction of Skanderbegs Albanian rebellion against the Ottomans.

History of the Albanian Flag

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According to Marin Barleti, Skanderbeg rose a red flag with a black double headed eagle over Krujë when he declared war against the Ottomans.

The black-double headed eagle was the emblem of the Kastrioti family,
a Albanian noble family (Skanderbegs family) and was portrayed as the rebellions main battle flag during the Albanian rebellion by Barleti, which is why Albania today has adapted it as its national flag since its Independents.

A lot of Albanian noble families had eagles as their family emblem, this is because of its prestigious meaning and symbolism it presented during the Byzantine empire.

So the eagle itself was adopted by the nobles for its symbolic meaning,
while Albania today have adopted the double headed eagle with the red background because of its representation of Skanderbeg.

Gjergj Kastrioti, commonly known as Skanderbeg, was an Albanian nobleman and military leader who led the League of Lezhë in the Ottoman-Albanian Wars until his death. Skanderbeg is considered to be a major figure of medieval Albanian history and today is the national hero of Albania.

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THE FINAL DAYS OF THE ROMANOVS

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Tsar Nicholas was a blue-blooded individual, who died bravely for his beliefs, and his country. — They are not suffering anymore. — The entire family was buried in St. Petersburg.

"Flag used by the Romanovs" can refer to two different flags associated with the House of Romanov and the Russian Empire:

the black-yellow-white tricolor used as the state flag from 1858 to 1896, and the Imperial Standard,
a golden banner with the double-headed eagle, which served as the personal standard of the emperor.
Both flags are often linked to the Romanov dynasty, which ruled Russia until 1917.

The Romanovs share their origin with two dozen other Russian noble families.

Their earliest common ancestor is one Andrei Kobyla, attested around 1347 as a boyar in the service of Simeon, the prince of Moscow and grand prince of Vladimir.

Later generations assigned to Kobyla an illustrious pedigree.

An 18th-century genealogy claimed that he was the son of the Old Prussian prince Glanda Kambila, who came to Russia in the second half of the 13th century,
fleeing the invading Germans. Indeed, one of the leaders of the Old Prussian rebellion of 1260–1274 against the Teutonic order was named Glande.

This legendary version of the Romanov's origin is contested by another version of descent from a boyar family from Novgorod

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Romanov

The House of Romanov (Рома́нов, pronounced [rʌˈmanəf]) was the second and last imperial dynasty of Russia,
which ruled the country for five generations from 1613 to 1762.

From 1762 to 1917 Russia was ruled by a line of the House of Oldenburg (of which Prince Charles is also a member) descended from the marriage of a Romanov grand duchess to the Duke of Holstein-Gottorp.

This line was officially also called Romanov, although genealogists sometimes style it, more accurately, Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov.

Romanov family
The Romanov family is the former ruling house of Russia.

It ruled the country from the 17th century, until 1920, when they were deposed and exiled by the Bolshevik regime that funded the Soviet Union.

https://althistory.fandom.com/wiki/Romanov_family_(Differently)

The Romanovs share their origin with two dozen other Russian noble families.

Their earliest common ancestor is Andrei Kobyla, attested as a boyar in the service of Semyon I of Moscow.

Later generations assigned to Kobyla the most illustrious pedigrees.
At first it was claimed that he came to Moscow from Prussia in 1341, where his father had been a famous rebel.
In the late seventeenth century, a fictional line of his descent from Julius Caesar was published.

https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Romanov_Dynasty

The family fortunes soared when Roman's daughter, Anastasia Zakharyina, married Ivan IV ("the Terrible") on 3 (13) February 1547.
Since her husband had assumed the title of Tsar of all Russia, which derives from the title "Caesar", on 16 January 1547, she was crowned as the first tsaritsa of Russia.

Anastasia Romanovna, who was crowned the first tsaritsa of Russia alongside her husband, Ivan the Terrible, in 1547.

Her sudden and mysterious death in 1560 caused Ivan to become more cruel and paranoid, as he suspected boyars had poisoned her, leading him to launch a reign of terror against them.

The Boyars During Ivan IV's Boyhood

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THE BOLSHEVIK REVOLUTION — DARKNESS DESCENDS

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THE WAR IS ON! APPENDIX 6: RETURN OF THE BOLSHEVIKS

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RUSSIAN HISTORY and the long relation with Serbia

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THE FIRST IN THE HISTORY OF RUSSIA

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Russia inspects Tsar Alexander III remains in murder case

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The First Global Revolution A Report By The Council Of The Club Of Rome Alexander King, Bertrand Schneider Random House, Inc. Pantheon Books ( 1991)