Bhutan
Yellow and orange halves with a white dragon.
History and symbolism
The diagonally divided yellow and orange field bears Druk, the white thunder dragon of Bhutanese mythology, clutching jewels of wealth. The dragon stands for the union of civil and monastic traditions.
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