Flag of the Kingdom of New Granada - Historical Symbol of Sovereignty #2188719 (License: Personal Use)

This flag represents the short-lived Kingdom of New Granada, a monarchist project in early 19th-century South America. Its design includes three horizontal stripes-blue, white, and blue-with a large yellow five-pointed star centered on the white band; the star bears a white crown, and two additional yellow crowns sit symmetrically on either side. The symbolism reflects royal authority, unity, and aspirations for constitutional monarchy during post-independence political experimentation.

Used in historical articles, educational resources, or museum exhibits about Latin American independence movements and failed monarchist ventures; targets users researching 19th-century political flags, Colombian history, or symbolic heraldry.