Gallic rooster

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The Gallic rooster is a traditional emblem of France, symbolizing the nation’s pride, vigilance, and cultural identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emblem
heraldic animal
national symbol
alsoKnownAs French rooster
coq gaulois
appearsOn French World War I memorials
French military insignia
French monuments
French town halls
associatedWith French Catholic tradition
French Republic
French Revolution
French national identity
French Third Republic
surface form: Third French Republic
color often depicted in blue, white, and red
contrastedWith British lion
German eagle
country France
etymologyRelatedTo Latin "Gallus" meaning "Gaul"
Latin "gallus" meaning "rooster"
Latin word "gallus"
gainedProminenceIn 19th century
historicalUseSince Renaissance period
language French
linkedTo Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité
surface form: French motto "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité"
represents France in international sports
French national teams
French people
symbolizes Christian vigilance
France
French cultural identity
French nation
French patriotism
French pride
courage
resilience
rural France
vigilance
usedAs allegory of France
unofficial national animal of France
usedIn French heraldry
French political iconography
French republican symbolism
usedOn French coins
French national sports logos
French official seals
French sports jerseys
French stamps
French war memorials

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France nationalSymbol Gallic rooster
Belgian lion relatedTo Gallic rooster
this entity surface form: Walloon rooster
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards capBadgeFeature Gallic rooster
this entity surface form: Eagle of the French Imperial Guard