Any sovereign state has its own official symbols. This is the flag, the motto and the anthem. This article is devoted to the state symbols of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Its meaning is described and interpreted as meaning, as well as interesting historical facts related to it. Attention is also paid to the legislative framework that regulates the procedures for adopting and using national symbols.
The national flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a rectangular piece of cloth. Its background is blue. In the center there is an image of a radiating sun, and below it is an eagle (also of golden color) hovering. Flag width indicates its length from one to two. A plate traditionally attached to a shaft. The latter has a vertical bar. It is a national decoration of golden hue.
From time immemorial in the nomadic peoples inhabiting the lands of modern Kazakhstan, the azure color was associated with freedom, without which they could not imagine their life, as well as with insincerity and honesty. If you analyze the word 'blue', then the Kazakh language has many one root, connected with the concepts of 'happiness', 'being', 'regeneration'. One cannot forget the ancient Turks, who worshiped the sky, considering him to be their creator. Their logo was also blue for this very reason.
Thus, the color of the flag as the state symbol of the Republic of Kazakhstan says that the citizens who live in this Central Asian country, most of them value freedom, peace and a happy life. Even monochrome wallpaper has its own meaning. It symbolizes unity in the state and equality before the law.
The Sun has always been associated with people with a life of energy. The rays are depicted on the flag of Kazakhstan in the form of pills. It is a symbol of prosperity and prosperity. There is one more important element - the eagle (specifically the golden eagle). It is a terrible bird from the steppe. When portrayed in situations that testify to predatory intent, associations with authority and power arise. But on the flag of Kazakhstan the eagle is proudly located, widely spreading its wings. He is on the trip. This means freedom, and the aspirations of the citizens of a young country for higher goals and a better life. Among the nomads, the golden eagle aroused admiration and reverence. And they considered this bird to be courageous, loyal and free.
The third state symbol of the Republic of Kazakhstan is the national anthem. It was first approved in 1992 with the coat of arms and the flag. But from the very beginning the lyrics of the song chosen for the hymn to most of the Kazakhs seemed too difficult to imagine. And the melody didn't match well when listening. Therefore, in 2006 it was decided to change the national anthem. The folk song has become a new symbol, well known to the Kazakhs from the 50s of the last century. The composer of the music is Shad Kaldyakov, and the words written by Zh. Nazhimidenov. The text was completed at the beginning of the 21st century by Nursultan Nazarbayev. The song is imbued with patriotism. Again it features golden ears and a blue sky. The lyrical hero compares himself to a flower that grew on fertile Kazakh land and loves its homeland.