Flag of South Korea: Colours, Meaning and Facts

Flag of South Korea

Quick facts

Region
Asia
Capital
Seoul
Adopted
12 Jul 1948
Layout
canton

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Meaning & symbolism

The taegeuk symbolises balance in the universe. White is peace and purity — traditional Korean colours.

The four trigrams represent heaven, water, earth and fire — three of eight I Ching trigrams.

Region & capital

South Korea sits in Asia — Eastern Asia. Its capital is Seoul.

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Frequently asked

What are the colours on the flag of South Korea?
South Korea's flag uses white, red, blue, black. The taegeuk symbolises balance in the universe. White is peace and purity — traditional Korean colours.
When was the flag of South Korea adopted?
The current flag was adopted on 12 July 1948.
What is the capital of South Korea?
The capital is Seoul.
Which flags look similar to South Korea's?
No frequently confused flags noted.