NEPAL KIRATCHANNEL's video: Kirat Flag of Nepal - the Oldest Flag in the World

It is claim that current Nepal flag is believed to have designed from Kirat flag. Historical significance and meaning of Kirat flag ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- The origin of the unique double triangle of Kirat flag goes back to ancient Nepal during the vedic age(1500BC - 600BC). There are three significant meanings in the Kirat flag. 1. Color: The saffron yellow (golden yellow) represents that sun will never set in Kiratdesh (today call Nepal). That Kiratdesh viz Nepal will last as long as the sun. The golden yellow also represents the Mongolian Kirat people who are "gold-like" in appearance with this phrase "Kairatam vesam asthaya kancana-druma-sannibham" "Taking up a Kirata resemblance, like unto a tree of gold" (IV,35,2) 2. Shape: The unique double triangle of Kirat flag symbolizes the Kiratas and Kiratdesh (Nepal) during Vedic age which is over 5000+ years ago. The double triangle also represents the Himalayas which was a homeland of Kiratas (Mongolian people). The border of the flag is in red. The red border symbolizes the brotherhood among the Mongolian. It also symbolizes Kiratas as brave and resilient. 3. Symbol: Finally the center of the flag is encircle with bow and arrow. The circle represents the universe, both external and internal. The inner circle represents the Mother earth. The outer circle represents the sky or the Father sky. This symbolizes the Kirat people as being harmony with nature which is their aspect of their culture and religion. The circle is white symbolizing the purity of their culture and religion. The bow and arrow symbolizes Kiratas as warriors.