Arguably the most popular (but never officially adopted) variant, the Great Coat of Arms, the shield is supported by a crowned lion from the Galician Coat of Arms on the left and a cossack in traditional dress, wielding a musket, the symbol of the Cossack Hetmanate on the right. The Coat of Arms is crowned with the crown of Volodymyr the Great, symbolizing Ukrainian sovereignty, and decorated with viburnum and wheat at the bottom. The official adoption of the Great Coat of Arms has to be adopted by a majority by two thirds in the Ukrainian parliament - Verkhovna Rada, which has not yet been reached to this date (2006) because of the opposition of various opposition parties (especially Communists and left-wing parties). Ukrainian speakers also point out that the trident can be broken into four letters of the Cyrillic alphabet, spelling ‘liberty’, volya).