Why do Wales have a flag?

Answer 1

The dragon has been used in Wales for centuries to symbolise the spirit of the Welsh people in the face of continued attack from the English. It was only in 1958 that the flag was officially recognised although it has been used for centuries. The dragon stands against a flat green horizon. At times of war or revolt the horizon would be displayed as a hill since the dragon will be more effective in battle if standing on higher ground than the enemy.

Answer 2

Really? What a question......... Wales is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. The same as Scotland, Englnd and Northern Ireland which have their own flags as they are different countries. All together they are known as the United Kingdom.

Wales has its own Assembly government, language, Cardiff is it's capital city,it's own motto "Cymru Am Byth" meaning Wales forever and national anthem "Mae hen wlad fy Nhadau"

Answer 3

Wales has several emblems which are associated with it. The Red Dragon is used on the Welsh flag. Daffodils and Leaks are also used to represent Wales.

Answer 4

The flag symbolises the Red Dragon of Cadwaladr, King of Gwynedd, along with the Tudor colours of green and white.

Answer 5

wales is a country for info on it's flag see below

Answer 6

Wales.