Mongolia Nylon Flag

About Our Mongolia Nylon Flag

The Mongolia flag is three equal vertically striped with red on each side and a single blue in the middle. The red symbolizes freedom, prosperity, and progress. The blue represents the eternal blue sky. The national symbol Soyombo centers on the hoist side red. The current flag was adopted on 12 February 1992 when the Mongolian democratic constitution came into force on the same day. Mongolian theocratic leader First Bogd Zanabazar created the Soyombo as the first script in 90 letters alphabet in 1686. The Soyombo survived as a Mongolian national symbol, although the alphabet did not receive much approval from the public as it was too complicated to use. To explain the Soyombo symbol starting from the top. The fire flame and its three prongs symbolize growth and prosperity in the past, present, and future. Below are the sun and moon signify eternity. The triangles are arrowheads that symbolize protection. Two horizontal rectangles symbolize honesty, justice, and strength in national stability. The two fish symbol resembles the ying-yang express multiplication and vigilance as fish does not blink eyes. The two side vertical rectangles speak for a protective wall or fortress.