British flag
The British flag, commonly known as the "Union Flag", officially known as "the Union Flag", is also often called "the Union Jack". Jack is a naval term that refers to the flag hung on the bow of the ship. British warships fly the national flag in the capital, hence the name. Union Flag means "Union Flag". It is a red and white rice flag with a dark blue background. This flag is a combination of the red cross on a white background of England, the white cross on a blue background of Scotland, and the red cross on a white background of Ireland. Later, part of the island of Ireland broke away from the United Kingdom, and the flag did not change again. There is no image of the Welsh region on the flag because Wales had already merged with England when it was designed. The crosses on the Union Jack represent Saint George, patron saint of England, Saint Andrew, patron saint of Scotland, and Saint Patrick, patron saint of Ireland.
??The white ground red cross flag of St. George of England was produced in 1200 and was subsequently adopted as the national flag of England. The blue and white "X"-shaped cross flag of St. Andrew of Scotland first appeared in the 8th century, but was not officially used as the national flag of Scotland until the 13th century. In 1606, when James I unified England and Scotland, he overlapped the two flags as the national flag of Great Britain. The red "x"-shaped cross flag of St. Patrick of Ireland was originally the flag of the Fitznold family of Ireland; in 1801, after Ireland and Great Britain united to form the Kingdom, this flag overlapped with the flag of Great Britain, and finally formed the Great Britain and Great Britain flag. The unique Union Flag of the United Kingdom of Northern Ireland.
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