ドラコ (the regimental colors)

The regimental colors of Dacia

ドラコ (Draco) is the regimental color handed down to the Roma forces via Dacia. An origin says "Dacian Draco". The head was a figure such as the wolves as it was to the image at first. It reached the Britain Island via the Roma forces, and the Welsh flag in modern times was derived after a description of "the history of Britannia line king". Even the flag of the military was used in the Carlovingian in the Middle Ages.

References

• Ashmore, Harry S. (1961). Encyclopaedia Britannica. Encyclopaedia Britannica.
• Coulston, Jon C. N. (1991). "The 'draco' standard ". It is 101–114. Journal of Military Equipment Studies 2

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