Greek flag (Greek: σ η μ α? α τη? Ελλ? δο? , usually called γ α λ α ν? λ ε υ κ η or κ υ α ν? λ ε υ κ η means "blue and white"), which is a flag composed of blue and white colors, cross patterns and parallel stripes. It is also the old flag of Greece. Nine blue and white parallel stripes symbolize the slogan "ε λ ε υ θ ε υ? α ? Θ? νατο? "(Give me liberty or give me death) 9 syllables (on the other hand, 9 long strips symbolize 9 literary goddesses in Greek mythology (9 has always been a range in Greece). Blue Cross Symbol 182 1 The white and blue cross flag waved by the Bishop of the Northern Yard of Batraguirma during the Turkish independence uprising. The official standard national flag ratio is 3: 2.

The origin of today's "cross stripe" national flag is a controversial issue. Every part, including the arrangement of blue and white (see below), crosses and stripes, will have very old historical factors; However, it is difficult to determine its "consistency", especially when 1822 officially adopted the national flag, the exact reason of the national flag was not recorded.

There are blue and white stripes in the shield with white stripes on the blue background, and nine stripes in Achilles' shield, which has all the meaning of this number for the Greeks and is also an important argument for the great historical significance of this national flag. Nevertheless, before 1822, the striped national flag was used, especially the nautical flag (especially where the national flag was originally used). Some people think that the national flag originated from a design before 1822: it is similar to the flag of Kalegis family (a family that provided some military and political leaders in Greek history). It is said that the style of the national flag is based on the badge of their ancestor Byzantine emperor Nikki Foros II (reigned from 963 to 969). This model includes 9 blue and white stripes with a cross in the upper left corner.

In the past few centuries, the stripe pattern of the Greek flag is very similar to other flags, especially the similarity between the flag of the British East India Company and the Greek flag before 1707. However, in this case, it is difficult to prove that it comes from or is influenced by an older design.

Probably because of the influence of Greek navigation flag, stripes on foreign flags such as American flag may be influenced by Greek flag.

The national flag of Greece (Greek: sigma η mu alpha tau ε λ lambda η η 0, commonly known as γαλalphaεκλVηκαV or λ ε κ η, meaning "blue and white") consists of a pattern with blue and white colors crossing and a parallel long flag. It is also the old flag of Greece. 9 The blue and white parallel stripes symbolize the slogan of the Greek War of Independence, "epsilon n lambda epsilon epsilon epsilon rho alpha theta v alpha tau 0" (death is preferable to slavery. ) 9 syllables (the other is the nine long symbols 9 in Greek mythology, goddess (9 always stands for range in Greece). The blue cross symbolizes Batra's independence in Turkey 182 1 year. During the uprising, the Bishop of the North Palace in Guelma waved a young blue cross flag on a white background. 3:2 is the official standard flag ratio.

The origin of the "cross stripe" flag is a controversial issue. Every part, including blue and white (see below), the arrangement of crossing and stripes will have very old historical factors; However, it is difficult to determine this "consistency", especially when the flag of 1822 was formally adopted, there was no exact reason record.

Blue-and-white stripes Blue-and-white stripes generate shields, and nine stripes appear in Akimeet Shield, which has all the meanings of some Greeks. An important argument is also used as a flag with great historical significance. Nevertheless, striped flags have been used since before 1822, especially nautical flags (especially flags are used instead). Some people think that this flag designed before 1822: a clanKallergis family of Crete (a family that provided some military and political leaders in Greek history) is similar to this flag. It is said that the design of the national flag is based on their ancestor, Byzantine Emperor Nikiforos (reigned in 963 -969). This pattern includes 9 blue and white stripes and a cross in the upper left corner.

In the past few centuries, the stripes of the Greek flag are very similar to those of several other national flags, the most special being the flag of the British East India Company and the Greek flag before 1707. However, in this case, it is difficult to prove that the design came from an older place or was influenced by it.

This is probably because the Greek flag affects navigation, and the stripes on foreign flags as the flag of the United States of America may be influenced by the Greek flag.