Bulgarian Flag

National Flag of Bulgaria

Bulgarian Flag Display

National flag of Bulgaria - The Bulgarian Flag consists of three horizontal stripes: white (top), green (middle), and red (bottom). Adopted in 1991, the flag's colors have historical and symbolic meanings: white for peace and freedom, green for the country's agricultural wealth, and red for the courage and valor of the people. The flag's design has roots in the 19th-century struggle for independence from Ottoman rule.
Official flag of Bulgaria

Quick Facts About Bulgaria and Bulgarian Flag

Adopted:
Aspect Ratio:
3:2
Capital:
Sofia
Population:
6.5 million

Flag Description

The Bulgarian Flag consists of three horizontal stripes: white (top), green (middle), and red (bottom). Adopted in 1991, the flag's colors have historical and symbolic meanings: white for peace and freedom, green for the country's agricultural wealth, and red for the courage and valor of the people. The flag's design has roots in the 19th-century struggle for independence from Ottoman rule.

Symbolism & Meaning of the Bulgarian Flag

White for peace, green for agriculture, red for courage.

Historical Background of the Bulgarian Flag

The flag was first used after the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) and has undergone minor changes, with the current version adopted after the fall of communism.

Design Elements of the Bulgarian Flag

Three horizontal stripes: white, green, red.

Usage & Protocol of the Bulgarian Flag

The flag is flown on public buildings and during national holidays.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the colors of the Bulgarian Flag represent?

White for peace, green for agriculture, red for courage.

When was the Bulgarian Flag adopted?

The Bulgaria flag was adopted on 1991, marking an important milestone in the country's development as an independent nation.

What is the aspect ratio of the Bulgarian Flag?

The Bulgaria flag has an aspect ratio of 3:2, which determines the proportional relationship between its width and height for official display purposes.