Symbols of Nouvelle Alexandrie

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The national symbols of Nouvelle Alexandrie are things which are emblematic, representative, or otherwise characteristic of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie or its culture. Some are established, official symbols; for example, the coat of arms and the national flag. Other symbols may not have official status, for one reason or another, but are likewise recognised at a national or international level.

Flags

National

Type	Flag	Description	Date Adopted
Official National Flag		The national flag of Nouvelle Alexandrie.	1693 AN
King's Standard		The personal standard of the King of Nouvelle Alexandrie, typically used during royal ceremonies and state functions.	1693 AN
First Flag of Nouvelle Alexandrie (Alduria-Wechua)		The original flag representing the early days of the union between Alduria and the Wechua Nation, symbolizing the foundational principles and unity.	1685 AN - 1693 AN
Placeholder for additional flag		Description of the flag	Date adopted
Placeholder for additional flag		Description of the flag	Date adopted

Flora and fauna

Birds

Bird	Picture	Origin	Description
Alexandrian Eagle		Alexandria	The Alexandrian Eagle is a symbol of Alexandria. It is known for its impressive wingspan and majestic presence, often depicted in government emblems and cultural representations.
Lacaran Condor		Wechua Nation/Santander	The Condor represents resilience and grandeur in the Wechua Nation and Santander. This large and powerful bird is revered by the Faith of Inti and is often associated with the spirit of the mountains and the sky.