Flag of Indonesia

Flag Indonesia, Banner Indonesia
Aspect ratio:
2:3
Vexillological symbol:
National flag on land and sea
Country:
Indonesia
Capital:
Jakarta
Size:
1.904.569 km²
Population:
238.452.952
Continent:
Asia
Languages:
Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)
Currency:
Indonesian rupiah (IDR)
accepted at:
16.08.1945

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Two equal stripes (red and white), running horizontally.

Meaning

Red symbolizes the body; white symbolizes the soul. The flag originated in the Majapahit Empire of the 13th century, where the colors red and white were considered sacred.

Hymn

Composer: Wage Rudolf Soepratman Songwriter: Wage Rudolf Soepratman

That's what ChatGPT knows about the flag of Indonesia

This is what an AI says about the Indonesian flag
The flag of Indonesia was introduced in 1945 as a symbol of the country's independence. It consists of two equal horizontal stripes in red and white. In the center is a so-called Garuda, a mythological creature from Hindu mythology, which is a symbol of national pride and freedom of the country.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the Indonesian flag
The national flag of Indonesia was introduced in 1945 and since then it has been a symbol of the country's independence. It consists of two horizontal stripes in red and white, topped by a blue crescent and a star. The crescent and star represent the five basic pillars of faith that Indonesians aspire to. The red color symbolizes the courage and bravery of Indonesians, while the white color represents purity and honesty.
This is how an AI describes the Indonesian flag
The national flag of Indonesia consists of two vertical stripes in red and white. The upper stripe is red and the lower stripe is white. In the center of the flag is a large red symbol consisting of a crescent moon and a star. The crescent and the star symbolize the five principles of the country's faith and philosophy.