Bhutan

	Flag of Bhutan
Adopted	1969
Designed by	(unknown)
Proportions	2:3

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The flag of Bhutan is an equal sinister bicolour with a white and black stylized dragon in the centre of the flag.

[edit] Symbolism

The dragon is white to symbolise purity. In the country's native language their country's name means "Land of the Dragon". The yellow of the flag represents secular authority, while the orange represents spirutal power, and the Buddhist religion.

The dragon holds jewels in it's claws, which represents wealth. The snarling mouth represents the strength of the country. ^[3]

[edit] References

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Asia

Afghanistan	Armenia	Azerbaijan	Bahrain	Bangladesh	Bhutan
Cambodia	China	Cyprus	Georgia	India	Indonesia
Iran	Iraq	Israel	Japan	Jordan	Kazakhstan
Kuwait	Kyrgyzstan	Laos	Lebanon	Malaysia	Maldives
Mongolia	Myanmar	Nepal	North Korea	Oman	Pakistan
Philippines	Qatar	Russia	Saudi Arabia	Singapore	South Korea
Sri Lanka	Syria	Taiwan	Tajikistan	Thailand	Timor-Leste
Turkey	Turkmenistan	United Arab Emirates	Uzbekistan	Vietnam	Yemen

[0] Bhutan at Flags of the World

[1] Flag of Bhutan at World Flags 101

[2] Flag of Bhutan at Britannica Online Encyclopedia

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Flag of Bhutan

Adopted	1969 ^[1]
Designed by	(unknown)
Proportions	2:3 ^[2]

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