Gyeoul

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Gyeoul is an autonomous state of The Confederation of Garxijos

History

Gyeoul started out as squatters in the ravenguard occupied helsia, in a faint stone fort until they met Heliosos then in turn for following their religion and making the name sun based, they would recognize them as a country, but they were promptly kicked out because they settled like 10 chunks away from the country’s capitol. Then they moved as refugees into Solador. Then when helsia gained its independence they chatted with upmost and bought some land near their fort. Again they were too close to COG`s capitol, so they were forced to move again. Then upmost gave them land in ravenguard that he had no right to give away. So they beach into helsian lands and claimed that island they are still living on today. One day COG found them and gave them an ultimatum "Join us or we will be forced to declare war". So they joined and became part of Helsia but after 2 days of negotiating to become their own state they eventually became a state.

Flag

The national flag of Gyeoul consists of a horizontal triband of teal, slate grey (double height), and teal; charged with a red and gold star in the center. Inside and overlayed onto the star is a white lotus flower and white laurel leaves, and surrounding the star are two yellow wheat stalks.

The teal color of the national flag is used to represent peace, strength, and honor.

The slate grey color of the national flag is used to represent the material wealth of Gyeoul, especially the stone fields prominent within the nation.

The lotus flower is used to represent self-regeneration and purity. Its characteristics are a perfect analogy for the Gyeoulean nation; even when its roots are in the dirtiest waters, the Lotus produces the most beautiful flower.

The star represents the state of Gyeoul, and the laurels represent triumph.

The red color of the star is used to represent courage and action of the Gyeoulean people, as well as the socialist direction of the nation.

The gold color surrounding the star, as well as the wheat stalks, are used to represent fertile lands and bountiful harvests, as well as the large wheat fields within the nation.