The flag and coat of arms of Adygea are of particular importance. On the banner you can see the image with 12 stars with five ends. Pictured on the symbolism and three crossed arrows.
Origin of images
This symbol depicts the current situation in which Adygea was in the 19th century. The flag carries historical data about the time when these lands were divided into 12 parts.
The embassy visited various states, such as Turkey, Great Britain and France. Mobilization was announced. Adygea presented its banner to the world. The flag was met by the international community. He was brought to his homeland under saluting salvos. Brave warriors and peasants crowded, everyone looked at their national symbol.
It was beautifully painted by the Circassian princess. The crowd saw what the flag of the Republic of Adygea looks like. He was greeted with enthusiasm. People were sincerely glad of this sight. This unprecedented phenomenon has long settled in the memory of people. Enormous enthusiasm and will were expressed regarding the protection of the native state. All the people wanted to stand up for the safety of their homeland from impending danger, to unite in a single union. Then an oath was given to fight to the end. People were determined to fight extremely decisively for their independence.
Freedom and independence
Relations with the Russian tribes and leaders ceased, while the Circassians became one big family. If before they devastated each other's possessions, now they were tied by fraternal bonds and strong friendship.
They interpret the meaning that the flag of Adygea has in different ways. The description comes across associated with Islam (green plus stars). In addition, there are options that determine involvement in the political tribes of the state that existed in the 19th century. Arrows and twelve tribes are symbols of unity and brotherhood in the construction of a single power.
There are also versions that describe the arrows depicted as a weapon that strikes Tlepesh, a sled located in the entire environment. So in this regard, the real mystery may be Adygea.
The flag carries an in-depth subtext that must be sought on the pages of history. This can be traced by looking at the excavations of archaeologists from the territories of Asia Minor dating from the Bronze Age, when the Hittite kingdom was in force. Perhaps the motives symbolized on the national canvas of Adygea date back to this time. The flag became a Circassian interpretation of the Hutt symbolism.
If you look at the standards of this people, you can see the oval disks, decorated with openwork. These things were found in the Caucasus and are very similar to the coat of arms used by the ancient inhabitants of the Hittite kingdom in the first millennium BC. It was on their basis that the national flag appeared in the 19th century.
Images on the coat of arms
The people who inhabited the Republic of Adygea are very patriotic towards their national symbols. The capital, flag and coat of arms are the primary values for any responsible citizen. Regarding the symbol, there are also many conjectures. Its origin is also attributed to the Hutts.
Many archaeological finds are indisputable evidence of this. On the Meot plates you can see a rectangular lattice. In the same way, prototypes of the coat of arms are found on the bottoms of dishes from the early Middle Ages in places where Casogia used to be.
If you look at the sign today, you can see a rounded figure, on top of which there is a ribbon with the name of the state in the national and Russian languages. In addition, in the middle there is a large star, on the sides there are foliage from oak branches, on the left side there is a maple, ears of wheat. If you look to the right, you can see the corn.
There is also a note of the Russian Federation at the point where the circle is closed, which speaks of the Russian Federation. A little higher is the image of the national table on which lies bread, salt and ane.
Image of a warrior
In the central part of the coat of arms there is a hero of the epic named Sauspykyo, riding a fiery flying horse. You can read about him in “Narts” - a work that is very popular in the northern part of the Caucasus as a wonderful folklore work.
The hero holds a burning torch in his hand, which he stole from the gods in order to present it to people. There is an analogy with the myth of Prometheus. The rays turn into 12 beautiful stars. It is as if the young republic itself was hovering over the past, heading for the mysterious future, where progress awaits it.
