Flag of King Edward III (1312 - 1377)
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Background knowledge
This flag was used by King Edward III.He lived from 13 November 1312 to 21 June 1377 and was one of the most successful English monarchs.
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The flag of King Edward III was used as a symbol of the English kingdom and as a symbol of royal authority. It was also seen as a symbol of the English nation and the English monarchy. The flag was also used as a symbol of the English soul and English identity. It was used as a symbol of the English crown during the Hundred Years War.
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The historical flag of King Edward III (1312 - 1377) was a red cross on a white field. This symbol became known as the "Cross of St. George" and is known today as the flag of England. Edward III introduced the flag in 1348 as a symbol of the wars against France, known as the "Hundred Years War". The flag was seen as a symbol of the British Empire and British nationalism, and remains an important symbol of British history to this day.
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The flag of King Edward III consisted of a golden lion on a red background. The lion was the symbol of the king's power and status. The golden lion was displayed on a background of red cloth, which was reminiscent of the Plantagenet royal house. This flag was used as a symbol of the English king and was a symbol of English national pride.
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