Flag of Georgia - National Symbol and Historical Significance #1991155 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Georgia consists of a large red St. George’s cross that extends to the edges, dividing the field into four white quadrants, each containing a smaller red Bolnisi cross. This design, rooted in the 14th-century Kingdom of Georgia, was officially restored as the national flag on January 14, 2004, following the Rose Revolution. The five crosses collectively represent Christ and the Four Evangelists, reflecting Georgia’s deep Christian heritage.

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