Liechtenstein Flag - Official National Symbol and Design Details #1279218 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Liechtenstein consists of two horizontal stripes-blue on top representing the sky, and red symbolizing the evening fires-and a golden crown in the canton signifying the unity of the people and their prince. Adopted in 1937, it was modified in 1982 to distinguish it from Haiti’s similar design by adding the crown. The crown reflects the monarchy’s constitutional role and historical continuity.

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