Emblem of South Korea
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The Emblem of South Korea is a national symbol featuring a stylized taegeuk (yin-yang) at its center, flanked by five petals and a ribbon bearing the country’s official name, representing peace, harmony, and national identity.
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
national emblem
→
national symbol → |
| adoptedBy |
Government of South Korea
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|
| associatedWith |
national flower of South Korea
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|
| centerpiece |
taegeuk
→
|
| color |
blue
→
gold → red → white → |
| country |
South Korea
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|
| designFeature |
Hangul inscription
→
blue ribbon → five petals → stylized taegeuk → |
| inscription |
대한민국
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|
| inscriptionLanguage |
Korean
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|
| inscriptionScript |
Hangul
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|
| petalShape |
stylized rose of Sharon petals
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| petalsRepresent |
dignity
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prosperity → |
| relatedSymbol |
Flag of South Korea
→
National anthem of South Korea → Rose of Sharon → |
| represents |
Republic of Korea government
→
Rose of Sharon → South Korean state → |
| scriptOnRibbon |
Hangul
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|
| symbolizes |
Korean culture
→
Korean people → Korean sovereignty → harmony → national identity → peace → |
| taegeukColors |
blue
→
red → |
| taegeukRepresents |
balance of opposites
→
cosmic duality → |
| textOnRibbon |
Daehan Minguk
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|
| theme |
balance
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unity → yin-yang philosophy → |
| usedBy |
Republic of Korea
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|
| usedOn |
diplomatic missions
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government buildings → official documents → presidential seal variants → |
| usedSince |
20th century
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
South Korea
→
|
nationalEmblem |