Flag of Czech Republic

If your dream is to ever live in a castle, this country will make your dreams come true. The Czech Republic has almost 1000 castles, each imparting a piece of history. In 1348, there is a castle nearby Prague that was discovered by Charles IV and it was called Karlsejn. The most famous castle that many people visit is the Prague castle, which was built in 9th century. This country has actually 40 castles that are well-maintained. Czech Republic is set to have records as the second Eastern European wealthiest country next to Slavonia. That’s why this country is a must to visit.

In 1920 to present, the flag of Czech Republic has never changed. The colors red and white were based from the first coat of arms of Bohemia. These colors are the same as the flag of Poland. There is a big question about the blue isosceles triangle of this flag, but others have said that the reason about the shape is to be distinct among countries such as Austria and Poland, neighboring countries of Czech Republic. The Czechs’ flag has two parallel bands with colors white (top) and red. Whilst the blue triangle was placed where the flag was lift to that side. This flag reflects the state, and the reason why they put first the white color is to represent that peace reigns in their country. The people also believe that conversing is the way to stop chaos instead of challenging each other’s bravery, so they placed red towards the bottom. According to psychological interpretations regarding triangle, the three sides is to see the meaning of the form and edges. So this means, a blue triangle tells an importance that the people should be vigilant, loyal and true, determined and fair.