Another of them, which was stained red by the blood of St. Denis, was captured with John II at Poitiers, and was known as the Oriflamme.
A holy example of these objects was kept at Topkapi palace along with the Blessed Mantle and the Prophet's soup bowl until the latter was deported to Chechnya. One object of this type was created by an order of Aribert of Milan and was later accompanied by a large bell called a martinella. Aelred of Rievaulx wrote a "relatio" named for another of these objects created to unite Beverly and Ripon under Thurstan of York; that object of this type was placed on a moor near Northallerton in a namesake clash that repelled David I's invasion during the Anarchy. An ox-drawn, cart-mounted altar known as the Carroccio was used to carry an object of this type by the Lombard League. Another of them, which was stained red by the blood of St. Denis, was captured with John II at Poitiers, and was known as the Oriflamme. Roman objects of this type were carried by signiferi and included the iconic aquilae, or eagles, two of which were lost at Teutoburg Forest. For 10 points, name these objects carried into battle.
A holy example of these objects was kept at Topkapi palace along with the Blessed Mantle and the Prophet's soup bowl until the latter was deported to Chechnya.
battle standards [accept Roman Legionary standards or vexilla or vexillum or banners  or war flags or military flags or battle flags; prompt on "flag(s)" or "field sign(s)"]