Janubiy Koreya bayrogʻi
Janubiy Koreya bayrogʻi (Taegeukgi nomi bilan ham ataladi) uch qismdan iborat boʻlib, bular quyidagilar: oq rangli toʻrtburchak shaklidagi orqafon, markazida qizil va koʻk Taegeuk va har biriga toʻrttadan toʻgʻri keladigan toʻrtta qora trigramlar. Taegeukgining birinchi naqshini Kojong yasagan hisoblanadi.[1] Hozirgi Taegeukgiga oʻxshash bayroqlar davlat bayroqlari sifatida Joseon sulolasi, Koreya imperiyasi va Yaponiya hukmronligi davrida Koreyaning surgun hukumati tomonidan ishlatilgan. Ushbu bayroq 15-avgust 1948-yilda Janubiy Koreya davlati tashkil etilganidan keyin ham davlat bayrogʻi sifatida foydalanish davom etildi.
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Ranglari[tahrir]
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Munsell va CIE rang tizimlari tomonidan ranglar quyidagicha belgilangan:
| Scheme | Munsell[3] | CIE (x, y, Y)[3] | Panton[2] | Hex triplet (converted from CIE)[3] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oq | N 9.5 | N/A | N/A | #FFFFFF |
| Qizil | 6.0R 4.5/14 | 0.5640, 0.3194, 15.3 | 186 Coated | #CD2E3A |
| Koʻk | 5.0PB 3.0/12 | 0.1556, 0.1354, 6.5 | 294 Coated | #0047A0 |
| Qora | N 0.5 | N/A | N/A | #000000 |
Gallereya[tahrir]
Taegukgi (November 1882).
Taegukgi (March 1883).
Taegukgi by O. N. Denny (1888).
Taegukgi (1893).
The flag of the Korean Empire (1897–1910).
A flag was made by Ahn Jung-Geun, a Korean independence activist who died in 1910.
Flag of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea used in 1919 during the March 1st Movement.
Flag of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea from 1919 to 1948 used in exile in China.
Older version of the Taegukgi on a U.S. postage stamp (1944).
A marching flag kept by the commander of the Independence Army.
The flag of the People's Republic of Korea from August 1945 to December 1945 after the USAMGIK outlawed the PRK.
The flag of southern Korea from 1945 to 1948; this flag is similar to the current South Korean flag with the exception of two of the four kwaes (trigrams) and a smaller version of the Taegeuk.
1948–1949.
1949–1984.
1984–1997.
1997–2011.
2011–present.
The flag of the Republic of Korea Army.
The flag of the Republic of Korea Air Force.
The flag of the Republic of Korea Navy.
The flag of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps.
The Unification Flag of North and South Korea.
The flag of the Government of the Republic of Korea.
A large display of the South Korean flag during a football/soccer match against Haiti.
A series of South Korean flags.
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Manbalar[tahrir]
- ↑ In the Tokyo daily newspaper, 《 Sinsa》, dated Oct. 2, 1882, an article was reported that King Gojong was the direct architect of the Taegeukgi. "There was no national flag in Joseon until now, but this time, King Gojong rejected the idea of using the national flag of Joseon as a symbol of the Qing Dynasty by painting a dragon on the blue background of a triangle, and ordered the Taegeukdo Island to be red, blue, and four corners of the flag to be attached to Joseon National Flag.(origin: Kim Young-jo "Before China," Ohmynews, April 20, 2007) said that the first designer of the Taegeukgi was Gojong, and that Park Young-hyo only played a role in drawing the Taegeukgi under King Gojong's command (origin: Flag of the Republic of Korea, Doosan Baekgwa).
- ↑ 2,0 2,1 National Flag. infokorea.ru. The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Moscow. Asl nusxadan arxivlandi (18 January 2012). 6 August 2017.
- ↑ 3,0 3,1 3,2 You must specify title = and url = when using {{cite web}}. (Korean). Ministry of the Interior and Safety (2017). 2017-08-06.
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