National symbols of Gerenia
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The national symbols of Gerenia are the symbols used in Gerenia and abroad to represent the nation and its people. The country has a number of national symbols, some of which are extensively defined by law.
List of symbols
National Flag | Flag of Gerenia |
It consists of three, equal in width, horizontal stripes, colored blue, white and red, with the national coat of arms inside a yellow circle. The flag was designed by a special commission; it was adopted as a national symbol on 6 November 2012. |
Coat of Arms | Coat of arms of Gerenia |
The Coat of Arms has the colours of the first Gerenian national flag. The pick and shovel symbolize the hard work that building a nation requires, in both literal and figurative senses. The open book has a double meaning: it symbolizes the importance of culture, and has an incomplete page, which symbolizes the present being written. |
Cockade | Cockade of Gerenia |
On November 2014, the government decided to create the national cockade with red at its outer border, blue at its centre, and white between both. For government officials and employees, members of Parliament, etc., it is mandatory to use the cockade. |
National Anthem | "Demeĵ disest" (Gerenian National Anthem) |
The Gerenian National Anthem, adopted in 2013, was written by Vissent Mägers with music by Frans Karpan. Performance of the anthem is mandatory during all official events, and Gerenians in attendance are expected to stand up and sing it. |
Motto | Lans ilvet po mîțen (Everyhting starts in the mind) |
It was set at the time of foundation of Gerenia. The motto emphasizes the importance of thought in everyday life. It can be seen in all Sorona coins and banknotes currently in circulation. |
National colours | Blue White Red |
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National tree | Aspen | |
Floral emblem | Henge | |
National animal | Golden eagle | |
National gemstone | Topaz | |
National sport | Football | |
Gerenian rules football | ||
Hetlöhi | ||
National liquor | Krieve | |
National dish | Karand |
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