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The flag of Denmark is also known as "Danibroh" (" Danibroh ").
Danish
: Dannebrog, meaning"
Danes
"Or" red flag ". The Danish flag is still in use today
flag
Among the most
age-old
One of the oldest is known as the "Danish power". a
rectangle
The ratio of length to width is 37:28. Flag as
red
There is a white cross on the flag
design
Slightly to the left.
- Chinese name
- Flag of Denmark
- Foreign name
- Dannebrog
- alias
- Danibro
- connotative
- Danish flag or red flag
- shape
- Rectangular, length to width ratio of 37∶28
- Start time
- The year 1219
catalogue
Flag of Denmark
Flag Description:
red with a white cross that extends to the edges of the flag; the vertical part of the cross is shifted to the hoist side; the banner is referred to as the Dannebrog (Danish flag) and is one of the oldest national flags in the world; traditions as to the origin of the flag design vary, but the best known is a legend that the banner fell from the sky during an early-13th century battle; caught up by the Danish king before it ever touched the earth, this heavenly talisman inspired the royal army to victory; in actuality, the flag may derive from a crusade banner or ensign
The Danish flag is the oldest national flag of any country, having been in use since 1219. Rectangular, length to width ratio 37:28. The red flag has a white cross on it
design
Slightly to the left. According to the Danish epic, in 1219 AD, the Danish king Valdemar Victoris (also known as the King of Victory) led an army to war
Estonia
The heathen crusade. At the Battle of Rondanis on 15 June, the Danes were bogged down. Suddenly, a red flag with a white cross fell from the sky, accompanied by a loud voice: "Seize this flag is victory!" Inspired by this flag, the Dan army fought bravely and turned defeat into victory. Since then, the white cross red flag has become
Kingdom of Denmark
The national flag of... Every year on June 15, Denmark celebrates"
Flag day
Valdemar Day. The Danish flag is called "the strength of the Danes".
According to the Danish epic, the flag was not designed by man, but fell from the sky. In 1219 Denmark and
Estonia
In the war, the underdog Danish army saw this flag flying from the fingers of the gods, and a Danish soldier raised it high, and the Danish army turned the defeat into victory. Since then, the flag has become a symbol of the Danish nation. Today, June 15 is celebrated every year in Denmark
Flag day
It is called "Valdemar Day".
The Danish flag has a long history and has had a significant influence on the flag design of many other countries, especially the Nordic countries. Other countries have adopted similar flag designs
Sweden
,
Norse
Finland and
Iceland
. Other Christian countries also adopted various cross designs to design their national flags, and later almost all countries in the Middle Ages used religious symbols to design their national flags (
Islam
The New Moon of the state).
