Nepal flag

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What does the flag of Meaning of the Flag Everything in the Nepali flag has meaning, from the shape of the flag to the colors and the symbols. The most unique thing about this flag is that it is the only flag in the world that is not a quadrilateral. It is made of two pennants, and this design is meant to represent the Himalayas. The colors symbolize the national flower of Nepal, bravery, harmony and peace. The flag also features a sun and crescent moon. The crescent moon symbolizes the calmness and purity of spirit of the people of Nepal, and the sun represents their resolve. These symbols also represent the cold of the Himalayas and the heat of the lowlands. Together, the two symbols are meant to symbolize the longevity of the country. Colors of the Flag The two pennants are crimson red, the national color of Nepal and the color of the national flower, the rhododendron. The flag also features a blue border, which is designed to represent peace and harmony. Finally, the sun and crescent moon symbols are white in color. History of the Flag The Nepali flag’s current design was adopted in 1962. Prior to this, the original flag used beginning in the 19th century had a similar design. However, the exception is that the original flag featured faces on the sun and moon. These faces were removed to give the flag a more modern look. The pennant design is based on the pennants that have been used in the nation for thousands of years. Flag Facts Nepal is the only nation with a flag ...

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A very strange thing about national flags is how similar they are. More than 75 percent of all national flags include the color red, and more than 72 percent include the color white. A whopping 30 national flags have the red, white, and blue color combination. Stripes, stars, and crosses are exceedingly common. There are no rules, no international governing bodies, that tell a country what a flag can and cannot be, and yet all flags save one are rectangles. (As all squares are rectangles, the square flags of Switzerland and Vatican City are not as unusual as they might think.) That one outlier is Nepal.* The Nepali flag consists of two overlapping triangles, of different sizes defined with mathematical precision. It is the world’s only five-sided national flag. Other countries could do this and do not, and probably never will. So how did this happen? National flags are a more recent creation than you might think. Prior to the 17th century, nationalism wasn’t something for most people to participate in, as travel between countries was expensive, arduous, and rare. National identity wasn’t the most important identity; you’d be more aware of a local municipality or individual lord. A king might have flown a flag, but these were more like representations of a coat of arms and tended to change when a new ruling family came to power. From left: British and German flags showing various shapes including the pennon for the Royal Horse Artillery (#31); early French flags including a...

Flag of Nepal • 🇳🇵 Nepal Emoji • Download flag of Nepal Unconventionally shaped flag of Nepal, which was adopted in 1962 together with Nepalese constitution, is made up of two orthogonal triangles where one is placed on the top of the other, both lined with a blue stripe. This shape emerged from a combination of two flags of competing branches of Rana dynasty that once ruled this country. The upper triangle bears a white silhouette of the moon, which represents the royal family and its power. The lower triangle that holds the symbol of the sun stands for Rana family and the political power. The combination of these two symbologies should represent the hope for Nepalese independence to last as long as there is the sun and the moon. The flag´s serrate shape also evokes the peaks of the Himalayas. Red color of the background indicates energy. Country information Independent Yes Country codes NP, NPL (ISO 3166-1) Official name Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Capital city Kathmandu Continent Member of Population 29 609 623 (2019) Total area 147 181 km 2 Highest point Mount Everest (8 848m, 29 029ft) Lowest point Mukhiyapatti Musharniya (59m, 194ft) GDP per capita $ 1 034 (World Bank, 2018) Currency Nepalese rupee (₨, NPR) Calling code +977 Internet TLD .np Flags of neighboring countries

🇳🇵 Flag: Nepal Emoji Meaning The flag for NPon some platforms. The Flag: Nepal emoji is a 🇳 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter N and 🇵 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter P. These display as a single emoji on supported platforms. Flag: Nepal was added to Copy and Paste Copy and paste this emoji: Copy