There is only one official flag of Korea, which is the Taegeukgi (also known as the Korean National Flag).
However, there are several other flags that are associated with Korea, including:
Flags of the Two Koreas:
- South Korea: The Taegeukgi is the official flag of South Korea. It features a red and blue Taegeuk symbol in the center, representing the balance of yin and yang, surrounded by four black trigrams known as bagua symbols.
- North Korea: The Choson'gŭrŭm is the official flag of North Korea. It features a red star in a white circle, symbolizing the communist ideology of the country.
Other Flags Associated with Korea:
- Korean Unification Flag: This flag is a proposed flag for a unified Korea, featuring a red and blue Taegeuk symbol in the center, surrounded by a white circle, representing the unification of the two Koreas.
- Korean War Memorial Flag: This flag is a white flag with a red Taegeuk symbol in the center, representing the sacrifices of Korean soldiers during the Korean War.
While these are some of the most prominent flags associated with Korea, there are other flags that are used by different organizations and groups within the country.
