Flag of Georgia - Design, History, and Symbolism #118094 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Georgia, known as the “Five Cross Flag,” consists of a large red St. George’s cross dividing the white field into four quadrants, each containing a smaller red cross. This design dates back to the 14th century and was officially readopted in 2004 after Georgia regained independence from the Soviet Union. The five crosses represent the Five Holy Wounds of Christ and Georgia’s Christian heritage.

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