Coat of Arms of the Philippines - National Symbol and Meaning #3063042 (License: Personal Use)

The Philippine coat of arms features a shield divided vertically into blue (left) and red (right) fields, with a white equilateral triangle at the top bearing a golden sun with eight rays and three five-pointed stars. The blue field displays a golden eagle holding olive and laurel branches, while the red field shows a rampant golden lion-symbols of American and Spanish colonial heritage, respectively. A scroll below reads “REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS” in bold black lettering.

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