Hungary Coat of Arms - National Symbol and Historical Significance #3641118 (License: Personal Use)

The Hungarian coat of arms consists of a shield divided vertically: the left side displays three red-and-white horizontal stripes (the Árpád stripes), while the right shows a green hill topped with a golden crown and a white double cross, representing the Holy Crown of Hungary and Christianity. Above the shield rests the Holy Crown of St. Stephen, and the entire emblem is encircled by a wreath of oak leaves with acorns and berries, signifying strength and endurance.

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