Denmark

Denmark, the main constituent country of the Nordic countries and the sovereign state of the Kingdom of Denmark, is a parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy The capital is Copenhagen, and the Faroe Islands and Greenland, the two constituent countries of the Kingdom of Denmark, form the Kingdom of Denmark. It is the northernmost country in the world. Because Denmark, Norway, and Sweden share similar languages, cultures and history, they are collectively referred to as the Kingdom of Denmark. A Scandinavian country. Denmark is a member of the European Union, with a highly developed economy and a typical welfare state with a very small gap between the rich and the poor. It is a highly developed country in the world. Denmark is also one of the founding members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Danish government system It is a parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy. The current monarch is Queen Margaret II. The central government has considerable power and is responsible for part of the affairs of the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

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Proportion 28:37. The flag with a white cross on a red background is the oldest flag in the world. According to the Danish epic, in the Middle Ages in 1219, King Valdemar II of Denmark was entrusted by the Pope to expedition to Estonia. The Danish army originally fought hard. I was frustrated, but the flag was lowered from the sky at that time, and then the Danish army won the victory, and finally the flag became the national flag. It is also said that the flag is a banner given by the Pope, representing the support of the Pope.

The Danish national emblem is a shield emblem with a crown on top. The shield is golden, with three blue lions wearing golden crowns, golden claws, and red tongues, and moving lions. Decorated with nine red hearts (earlier refers to the leaves of water lilies) ). Before 1960, the Wang Hui was also used as the Great National Emblem.