Sun of May - Historical Symbol of Argentine and Uruguayan Independence #1983263 (License: Personal Use)

The Sun of May (Sol de Mayo) is a national emblem originating from the 1810 May Revolution in Argentina, later adopted by Uruguay. It depicts a stylized sun with a human face-eyes open, mouth closed-and 32 alternating straight and wavy rays, symbolizing enlightenment and sovereignty. The design reflects Enlightenment ideals and indigenous solar worship traditions.

Used on national flags, official documents, coins, and government seals; appears in educational, historical, and patriotic content targeting users researching Latin American independence or national symbols.