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The motif of the rising sun is prominently used throughout both New Harrenic government and society, representing the "dawning" of the country as a new and distinct nation. | The motif of the rising sun is prominently used throughout both New Harrenic government and society, representing the "dawning" of the country as a new and distinct nation. | ||
====Flag and arms==== | ====Flag and arms==== | ||
The flag of New Harren employs the rising sun motif used throughout New Harrenic society which signifies the status of the country as a new nation, "dawning" within history. Also depicted on the flag are 11 stripes, depicting the Kingdom's [[Constituent states of New Harren|constituent parts]] in blue and white, utilizing some of the traditional colors of the [[Northern Confederation]]. Impaled on the sun is a cross, emphasizing the nation's [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] identity. It also gives the sunrise a double meaning, with the Kingdom being seen as bringing about a new dawn of Christianity in [[Crona]]. The nation's arms also depicts the rising sun in a more traditional heraldic manner | The flag of New Harren employs the rising sun motif used throughout New Harrenic society which signifies the status of the country as a new nation, "dawning" within history. Also depicted on the flag are 11 stripes, depicting the Kingdom's [[Constituent states of New Harren|constituent parts]] in blue and white, utilizing some of the traditional colors of the [[Northern Confederation]]. Impaled on the sun is a cross, emphasizing the nation's [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] identity. It also gives the sunrise a double meaning, with the Kingdom being seen as bringing about a new dawn of Christianity in [[Crona]]. The nation's arms also depicts the rising sun in a more traditional heraldic manner impaled by the arms of [[House de Weluta]], the ruling dynasty of both Urcea and New Harren. | ||
== Demographics == | == Demographics == | ||