Елдердің туларын тап 2023

Numbers I hadn't heard of while I was building the game and gathering information
I was amazed at the names. It was very interesting. Some of the flags of some countries have really strange shapes and each flag represents the colors of that country. stories about their country
I will give you the information I have read about the flags of the countries and why I got this design

Flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,
The flag or coat of arms in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the symbol of the ruler and the state. There is no god but God and Muhammad is the Messenger of God) written in Arabic Zulu script and below them a sword drawn parallel to them, his fist pointing to the lowest part of the flag, two certificates and the sword is white , and the sword shows the strictness in the application of justice, and the testimony shows the supremacy of the Islamic law of the state. It was inherited from the flag raised by the rulers of the Al Saud dynasty during the first Saudi state when they spread the call and expanded their spheres of influence. and the second Saudi state since its establishment

Flag of the Sultanate of Oman
The national flag of the Sultanate of Oman consists of three stripes (white, green and red) with a red stripe on the left side, which includes the Sultanate's coat of arms, consisting of a dagger and two swords.

Until 1975, Oman used a simple red flag. In 1970, the green and white stripes were added, and the national coat of arms, the Al Busaidi family emblem, was placed in the upper corner. The coat of arms depicts crossed swords in a traditional curved dagger. Al-Abyad is historically associated with the Imam, the religious leader of the Sultanate of Oman. It also represents peace. The color green is traditionally associated with Green Mountain, which represents the country's fertility and agriculture. Red is a common color in the flags of the Persian Gulf countries and represents the long history of the Omani people's battles to repel foreign occupation. It is said that the origin of the coat of arms dates back to the 18th century. Between 1979 and 1995, the middle band was smaller than the other two bands, by about one-fifth the height of the other two bands. The naval ensign features a blue field, a map of Oman in the upper left quadrant, and a naval insignia. flag surrounded by a red border of approximately the same width. In the middle of it there is a golden coat of arms.

Algerian flag
The Algerian flag consists of two colors: green and white, with a red crescent and a star in the middle, and was first officially used on July 3, 1962. The first flag of the Algerian state was created by Emir Abdelkader al-Jazari in the nineteenth century and included the current two colors (white and green) and the crescent and star among the flags flown in Algeria. Sixteenth and Nineteenth Centuries of White Crescent and Star on Red Background,.

The description of the Algerian flag is defined by the law of April 25, 1963 (No. 63-145). Article 6: 3 The national flag and the national anthem are among the achievements of the revolution of November 1, 1954 and are not subject to change.

Maghreb flag
The flag of Morocco is the official flag of the Kingdom of Morocco. It consists of a red field with a green five-pointed star in the middle. Red represents courage, strength and courage, and green represents love. , joy, wisdom, peace and hope. The five-pointed star was the symbol of Solomon's seal when the flag was officially adopted on November 17, 1915.
On May 8, 2010, the Moroccan flag measuring 60,409.78 square meters was certified by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest textile flag made in Dakhla weighing 20 tons.
Flag of the Republic of Tunisia
It is a red flag with a white circle with a five-pointed star surrounded by a red crescent in the middle. Tunisian prince Hussein Bey bin Mohammed decided to create a flag for Tunisia that is similar in appearance to the current flag. The Battle of Navarre was officially recorded on October 20, 1827, in 1831. In this form, the flag existed during the French protectorate, and in 1959