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词条 List of South Korean flags
释义

  1. National flags

  2. National government flags

  3. Military flags

  4. South Korean coast guard flags

  5. Historical flags

  6. Minorities

  7. Provincial-level division flags

     North Korean provincial flags 

  8. See also

  9. References

     Works cited 
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This is a list of flags used in South Korea, from 1945 to the present.

National flags

{{main|Flag of South Korea}}
FlagDateUseDescription
{{Dts|format=mdy|1948|08|15}}{{spaced ndash}}October 15, 1949Civil and state flag and ensign of the First Republic of South Korea.This flag was designed by the first National Assembly.
{{Dts|format=mdy|1949|10|15}}{{spaced ndash}}October 1984Civil and state flag and ensign of South KoreaThis flag was designed by the Ministry of Education and Culture in October 1949. The exact colors were not specified.
{{Dts|format=mdy|1984|10|15}}{{spaced ndash}}October 1997Civil and state flag and ensign of South KoreaDimensions were specified in 1984. The exact colors were not specified.
{{Dts|format=mdy|1997|10|15}}{{spaced ndash}}May 2011Civil and state flag and ensign of the Sixth Republic of South Korea.In October 1997, the South Korean government officially specified the exact colors to be used on the flag via presidential decree.
{{Dts|format=mdy|2011|5|30}}{{spaced ndash}}presentCivil and state flag and ensign of South Korea.In 2011, the South Korean government re-specified the colors.

National government flags

FlagDateUseDescription
1967{{spaced ndash}}presentPresidential StandardTwo phoenixes taking golden Hibiscus syriacus under their wings
1988{{spaced ndash}}presentStandard of the prime ministerGolden Hibiscus syriacus inlaid in symbolic Hibiscus syriacus insignia
March 2016{{spaced ndash}}presentFlag of the national governmentSymbolic Taeguk insignia, with wordmark in Korean {{lang|ko|대한민국정부}} ("National Government of the Republic of Korea").
1949 (original){{spaced ndash}}
1988 (design update){{spaced ndash}}
March 2016		Flag of the national governmentSymbolic Hibiscus syriacus insignia, inlaid with the words {{lang|ko|정부}} ("National Government").
2009 – presentFlag of the South Korean national police agency.

Military flags

FlagDateUseDescription
1946{{spaced ndash}}presentFlag of the armyInsignia of the army on a field parted per fess; above is white, below is blue.
1955{{spaced ndash}}presentNaval jack (maritime flag)Taegeuk on crossed anchors in a white canton on a blue field
1952{{spaced ndash}}presentFlag of the marine corpsThe similarity with the flag of the United States Marine Corps shows the strong influence of the United States since the creation of South Korean armed forces.
1949{{spaced ndash}}presentFlag of the air force

South Korean coast guard flags

FlagDateUseDescription
2005–presentFlag of the South Korean coast guard

Historical flags

FlagDateUseDescription
1946{{spaced ndash}}1996Old flag of SeoulThe circle in the center of the emblem represents a street{{clarify|date=August 2015}} and the octagonal symbol stands for the eight mountains surrounding Seoul.

Minorities

FlagDateUseDescriptionRef|References
1976–1979Flag of the South Korean People's Front Preparation CommitteeSimilar to the flag of North KoreaTertitskiy|2016|p=276}}

Provincial-level division flags

FlagNameGeocodeDescription
BusanKR-26Flag of Busan since March 28, 1995
North Chungcheong ProvinceKR-43Flag of North Chungcheong Province
South Chungcheong ProvinceKR-44Flag of South Chungcheong Province
DaeguKR-27Flag of Daegu since October 10, 1996
DaejeonKR-30Flag of Daejeon since 1993
GangwonKR-42Flag of Gangwon Province
GwangjuKR-29Flag of Gwangju
Gyeonggi ProvinceKR-41Flag of Gyeonggi Province since 2006
North Gyeongsang ProvinceKR-49Flag of North Gyeongsang Province
South Gyeongsang ProvinceKR-49Flag of South Gyeongsang Province
IncheonKR-28Flag of Incheon
JejuKR-49Flag of Jeju Province since July 2006
North Jeolla ProvinceKR-45Flag of North Jeolla Province
South Jeolla ProvinceKR-46Flag of South Jeolla Province
Sejong CityKR-50Flag of Sejong City
SeoulKR-11Flag of Seoul
UlsanKR-31Flag of Ulsan

North Korean provincial flags

{{See also|Committee for the Five Northern Korean Provinces}}

As the South Korean government claims the territory of North Korea as its own, provincial flags also exist for the North Korean provinces that are claimed by South Korea. The following are flags of the five Korean provinces located entirely north of the Military Demarcation Line as according to the South Korean government, as it formally claims to be the sole legitimate government of the entire Korean Peninsula.

FlagNameGeocodeDescription
North Hamgyeong Province-
(KP-09)		Flag of North Hamgyeong Province, claimed by South Korea
South Hamgyeong Province-
(KP-08)		Flag of South Hamgyeong Province, claimed by South Korea
Hwanghae Province-
(KP-05 and KP-06)		Flag of Hwanghae Province, claimed by South Korea
North Pyeongan Province-
(KP-03)		Flag of North Pyeongan Province, claimed by South Korea
South Pyeongan Province-
(KP-02)		Flag of South Pyeongan Province, claimed by South Korea

See also

  • Flag of South Korea
  • List of Korean flags
  • Emblem of South Korea

References

Works cited

  • {{cite journal|last=Tertitskiy |first=Fyodor|title=Star and Stripes: History of the North Korean Flag and its Place in State Ideology|url=http://archive.much.go.kr/cmm/fms/FileDown.do;jsessionid=zkrXDa30iWVNumFaYSwbtM3lhyJyEEKkXGIxC3JL1tVgAlq192wapyEmvA19YBMI.mus-web02_servlet_engine3?atchFileId=FILE_000000000005721&fileSn=14#.pdf|number=1-2|volume=3|date=August 2016|journal=Journal of Contemporary Korean Studies|oclc=6848975723|pages=265–284|ref=harv}}
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