National symbols of the United Commonwealth

  

The following is a list of national symbols of the United Commonwealth. The United Commonwealth officially recognizes several symbols as representing the country to the international community, including its flag, emblem, and anthem, and also recognizes several landmarks as key parts of the state identity. These national symbols are not to be confused with the more general, often unofficial symbols, landmarks, and myths of the country, known as Landonographs.

Symbols

Symbol	Name	File	Adopted	Notes
Flag	Flag of the United Commonwealth		1 May 1921	Tricolor flag consisting of red, white, and blue stripes, and nine white stars. Modified from the pre-revolution flag of the United Commonwealth, which was used to denote the goal of unifying the continent.
Seal	State Emblem		17 June 1928	Current emblem specified by Article 200 of the Constitution of the United Commonwealth Observe: The Continental worker carrying the torch of Landonism, surrounded by a wreath of roses. Reverse: The cause of Socialism defeating tyranny.
National anthem	"The Commonwealth of Toil"		9 September 1922	Unofficial anthems include "The Internationale", which has since been popularized as a general anthem of the socialist movement, and "Hymn of the Continentalist Party".
National motto	"Una stamus, dividui cadimus" (Latin) "United We Stand, Divided We Fall"		1 May 1921	Unofficial mottos (such as appearing on coinage or in past government publications) include "εἴ τις οὐ θέλει ἐργάζεσθαι μηδὲ ἐσθιέτω", Greek for "He who does not work, neither shall he eat"
Oath of allegiance	Pledge of Solidarity	"We the people of the United Commonwealth of Continental States pledge allegiance and solidarity to the commonwealth for which it stands, one union indivisible, for the emancipation and socialist liberation of all mankind."	6 April 1951	Current pledge of solidarity is the fourth pledge adopted since 1920.
Additional state symbols	Red star		20 September 1918	Historically associated with communism, the Continentalist movement formally adopted the red star into state emblems, government offices, and the military. The five points are said to represent the give continents of the earth, or five fingers on the worker's hand.
	Hammer and sickle		20 September 1918	The hammer and sickle is the symbol of Landonism, representing the unity of workers and farmers, and was adopted into the iconography of the United Commonwealth.

National wildlife

Symbol	Name	File	Adopted	Notes
Floral emblem	Rose, Red (Rosa)		19 October 1985	The red rose has historically been used as a broad symbol of socialism.
Tree	Oak (Quercus)		1 May 2002	The oak tree represents strength and endurance, and is one of the most common trees of the United Commonwealth. The oak was adopted officially after the recommendation of the Arbor Day Association.
Bird	Turkey (Meleagris)		8 July 1996	An important symbol of Continental history with connections to the settling of the Americas, often used as a symbol of plenty and wealth
Fish	Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)		1 July 2019	Promoted by the Atlantic Salmon Federation to raise awareness for the importance of salmon and its conservation. Also noted for its importance in Continental history as the supposed favorite food of Aeneas Warren.

See also

• Landonography
• National symbol