Because at the time the Union Jack was created in the early 18th Century, Wales was not legally considered to be a seperate nation and was regarded as being part of England. It was thus not deemed worth including any Welsh symbolism in it. Wales was only disestablished as having seperate national recognition again in Edwardian times.
There has recently been a minority campaign to get the Red Dragon included on the Union Jack, but by now most Welsh people don't WANT to be associated with it- they see the Union Jack as the flag of the occupier, and their first loyalty is to the Welsh flag.
They did not have a flag, when it was designed
They did not have a flag, when it was designed
If you mean union flag / union jack then England Scotland and Wales
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The Union Flag is an amalgamation of a St. Georges Cross representing England, a St. Andrews Cross representing Scotland and a St. Patricks Cross representing Ireland. Wales isn't represented on the Union Flag.
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Union means exactly that - a union, in this case of England, Scotland and Wales. Jack is another name for a flag. A jack is a particular kind of flag.
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Wales.Ans 2 - Wales has historically been regarded as part of England since 1535. The Welsh flag is white on upper half and green on lower half with a red dragon passant. This flag can be flown alongside the Union Flag, but not above it, in Wales.
Jack is another name for a flag, usually a small flag used for signaling, but in the case of the Union Jack it symbolises the union of the three countries - England, Wales, Scotland
There are THREE crosses represented on the Union Flag. The crosses of St George, St Andrew and St Patrick.