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    Muang Thai, Kingdom of Thailand, Prathet Thai

Flag adopted 28th September 1917, coat-of-arms adopted 1910

The Trairanga or Tricolour
The current Thai National Flag or "Thong Chat Thai": It was King Vajiravudh -Rama VI- who, amongst other things, refashioned the flag of Siam in 1917, replacing the white elephant on a red field standard with the contemporary tri-color [or Trairong]. Although not an "official" interpretation of the Thai flag, the prevailing view is as follows: the central blue stripe represents the monarchy, the two white stripes are the Therevada Buddhist religion, and the outer red stripes represent the land or the nation.

Riley B. VanDyke, 22 June 1998

In Thailand (...) the Thai National Flag was used everywhere and every school day started with a flag raising and the singing of Thong Chat (The Flag) either assembled in the school courtyard or in the classrooms.

Phil Abbey, 17 September 1998

The flag of Thailand did not change during World War Two in spite of its being allied to Japan, and was the same as the present one.

Norman Martin and Jaume Olle, 10 August 1999
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