Herb Filipin

Herb Filipin
Typ herbu

państwowy

Ostatnie zmiany

1997

Herb Filipin – jeden z oficjalnych symboli Filipin.

Opis

Herb przedstawia słońce (wolność) z ośmioma promieniami - symbolizuje osiem prowincji, które rozpoczęły powstanie przeciw Hiszpanom. Trzy gwiazdy oznaczają Mindanao, Luzon i Visayas - główne regiony Filipin. Biel symbolizuje pokój i czystość; czerwień - odwagę i braterstwo; a błękit - patriotyzm. Bielik amerykański z godła USA i lew z herbu Leónu, będący fragmentem herbu Hiszpanii, symbolizują kolonialną przeszłość, z której narodziło się wolne państwo.

Odcienie barw zmieniono 16 września 1997 roku.

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