Flags of Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan flag is composed of only two colors namely: red and yellow. The design of the flag is consists of a red base and right on the center is a yellow sun which contains forty rays. Inside the yellow sun is an emblem in circular form which is termed as "yurt" or otherwise known as a tent roof. A tent roof is a tent traditionally used by the nomads known as Kirghiz. The sun on the flag of Kuwait signifies eternity, light and infinite nobility. The base red color was believed to symbolize the color that represents Manas the Noble, the country's national hero. He was the one who responsible for uniting the forty tribe of Kyrgyzstan. These forty tribes are being represented by the forty rays of the sun on the flag.

It was on March 3, 1992 that the flag of Kyrgyzstan was officially adopted. The flag of Kyrgyzstan is considered to be one of newest flags in the world. It was not long time ago that Kyrgyzstan became independent from the control and power of the Soviet Union. The country became independent of August 31, 1991.