Chi-Rho symbol
| Symbol | Chi-Rho |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Origin | Early Christian symbol derived from the first two letters of "Christ" in Greek. |
| Meaning | Represents Jesus Christ. |
| Appearance | Overlapping letters "X" and "P" (Chi and Rho). |
| Colors | Often in gold or white. |
| Usage | Early Christian monogram and symbol of Christ's authority. |
| History | Traced back to the Roman Emperor Constantine. |
| Popularity | Used in Christian liturgy and art. |
| Importance | Signifies Christ's identity and victory. |
| Complexity | Simple yet holds historical significance. |
| Emotions | Conveys a sense of divine presence and authority. |