Each of its rays stand for one of the original provinces of the Philippines, at the time of the Revolution against Spain in 1896: Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Laguna and Batangas. History of the Flag of Philippines The flag of the Philippines strongly resembles the...
note: the flag somewhat resembles that of the Philippines, but with the main red and blue bands reversed; the banner more closely evokes the wartime Philippine flag Slovakia three equal horizontal bands of white (top), blue, and red derive from the Pan-Slav colors; the Slovakian coat of ...
Saffron-asymbolofcourageWhite-peaceandhonestyBlue-vigilance,truthandloyalty,perseverance&justiceGreen-hope,joy,fertilityandloveandinmanycultureshaveasacredsignificance 藏红花——一个勇气的标志白:和平与诚实蓝色-警觉,真理和忠诚、毅力和正义绿色-希望、欢乐、丰产和爱,在许多文化中有一种神圣的意义 INDONESIA 印度...
The first and most obvious, as well as most prominent, of New York’s Dutch flags is the flag of the City of New York itself. The flag of three equal bars of blue, white, and orange, with the civic seal in the center, was officially adopted in 1915. The seal, adopted in 1686, ...