National Emblem - Nationalized Patriotic Symbols

Nationalized Patriotic Symbols

• Afghanistan - National Emblem - (shown on the Afghanistan flag)
• Albania – Double-headed eagle
• Algeria - Star and crescent
• Argentina – Sun of May, Cockade of Argentina
• Armenia - Mayr Hayastan (Mother Armenia)
• Australia – Southern Cross
• Austria - Black Eagle wearing broken chains
• Azerbaijan - Star and crescent, Star and Flame
• Bangladesh – Red Sun
• Barbados - Trident head
• Bosnia and Herzegovina – Lilium bosniacum
• Bhutan – Dragon
• Brazil – Southern Cross
• Canada – Maple Leaf
• Chile – Lonely Star
• China – The Great Wall
• Croatia – Chequy
• Denmark - Nordic Cross
• Dominica - Sisserou parrot
• Egypt - Saladin's Eagle
• Eritrea - Olive wreath
• Ethiopia - Pentagram
• Faroe Islands - Nordic Cross
• Finland – Finland's Lion, Nordic Cross
• France – Fleur-de-lis (Ancien Régime), Tricolore
• Georgia - Five red crosses, Kartlis Deda
• Germany – Iron Cross, Black Eagle, Black-red-gold
• Gibraltar - Red castle with gold key
• Greece – Greek Cross, Double-headed eagle,
• Grenada - Nutmeg
• Hungary – Patriarchal cross and three mountains, Árpád's lines, Holy Crown
• Iceland - Nordic Cross
• India – Ashoka Chakra, Lion Capital of Asoka
• Indonesia – Garuda Pancasila
• Iran – Lion and Sun, Coat of arms of Iran
• Ireland – Harp, Shamrock
• Isle of Man – Triskelion
• Israel – Star of David
• Italy – Italia Turrita, Tricolore
• Japan – Chrysanthemum Throne, Imperial Seal of Japan
• Kazakhstan - Sun and steppe eagle
• Kenya - Masai shield and spears
• North Korea - Red Star
• South Korea – Taegeuk
• Kyrgyzstan - Sun and yurt
• Lebanon – Cedar
• Lesotho - Straw Hat (mokorotlo)
• Libya - Star and crescent (1951–69 and since Libyan civil war)
• Lithuania - Vytis (Mounted knight), Patriarchal cross
• Macedonia – eight-rayed sun, Vergina Sun, Macedonian Lion
• Malaysia – Bintang Persekutuan (Federal Stars)
• Malta – George Cross, Maltese Cross
• Mauritania - Star and crescent
• Mexico - Eagle, snake and cactus
• Mongolia - Soyombo symbol
• Montenegro - Double-headed eagle
• Morocco - Pentagram
• New Zealand - Southern Cross (four stars)
• Nigeria - Two white horses, and a red eagle, surrounding a black shield
• Norway - Nordic Cross
• Oman – National Emblem of Oman
• Pakistan - Star and crescent
• Palestine ?
• Papua New Guinea - Bird of Paradise and Southern Cross
• Peru – Inti (Inca's Sun God)
• Poland – White Eagle (Orzeł Biały) and occasionally White stork
• Portugal – Armillary sphere, The five Quinas (escutcheons), Cross of the Order of Christ
• Russia - Red Star, Spasskaya Tower, Khokhloma, Double-headed eagle
• Samoa - Southern Cross
• San Marino - Three feathers, in three towers, on three mountains
• Serbia – Serbian cross, Double-headed eagle
• Singapore – Lion head
• Sri Lanka – Lion and Sword
• Slovakia – patriarchal cross and three mountains
• Soviet Union – Red Star, Red Banner
• Spain – Pillars of Hercules
• Sweden – Three Crowns, Nordic Cross
• Switzerland – Swiss cross
• Tajikistan - Crown and seven stars in a semicircle
• Thailand - Garuda
• Tunisia - star and crescent
• Turkey – star and crescent
• Turkmenistan - Five carpet guls
• Uganda - Grey Crowned Crane
• Ukraine – Tryzub
• United Kingdom – Union Jack
• United States – Statue of Liberty, Bald Eagle, Stars and Stripes
• Uruguay – Sun of May
• Uzbekistan - Khumo
• Vanuatu - Boar's tusk and two ferns
• Vietnam – Vietnamese waterbird (chim lạc), Vietnamese golden turtle (kim quy)
• Venezuela – The Seven Stars, arranged in semicircle.
• Europe – 12 yellow stars arranged in a circle representing the Europe – first adopted by the Council of Europe which is does not have a link with the European Union in 1955 and then adopted by the European Union in 1986