Richard I's flag, often associated with the King of England during the late 12th century, features a gold field with a red lion passant (walking) across it. This design, known as the "Lion of England," symbolizes bravery and strength. It is part of the broader heraldic tradition of the English monarchy and has influenced the royal coat of arms. Richard I is sometimes also associated with the use of a red and gold banner during his crusades.
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