What do the three lions on the England shirt represent?
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The Royal Coat of Arms of England was the official coat of arms of the Monarchs of England, and were used as the official coat of arms of the Kingdom of England until the Union of the Crowns in 1603. Afterwards, the arms became an integral part of the Royal Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom. The spread of the British Empire has led to the arms being incorporated in various other coats of arms of the UK's former colonies
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(as far as I know) England had no national flag in medieval times (it would help to be more specific about date). During the wars of the roses the factions had white and red roses as their flag symbols. If you are asking because of a theatrical presentation, most people would recognize a red cross on a white field (Saint George) as the English flag. Other than that, three golden lions lying down on a red flag would be appropriate (but not sure when it first came into use).
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England is a part of Great Britain.
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Italy, France and England
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The Lions and the Cowboys.
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"true or force?"\nwhat a perfect question!!!\n\nI bet you just learn English, your teacher told you that England is a good team, then you confirm that freaking news to us?\n\nanyway, regardless your nonsense question, I'll answer.\nNuh,Uh!!!\nEngland? Maybe they're good team. But for sure, they're not the best team! How did you come up with idea like that? \nDid your English teacher "force" you to ask such question?\nTell her/him NO!\nThere a bunch of teams better than your 'england'!
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The eagle clutches the motto "E Pluribus Unum", ("Out of Many, One"), in its beak\n\nThe main figure on the obverse, (or front), of the Seal is a Bald Eagle with its wings outstretched (or "displayed", in heraldic terms). From the eagle's perspective, it holds a bundle of thirteen arrows in its left talon, (referring to the Thirteen Colonies), and an olive branch, (having thirteen leaves and thirteen olives), in its right talon, symbolic respectively of war and peace, (see: Olive Branch Petition). The eagle has its head turned towards the olive branch, symbolizing a preference for peace. The eagle clutches the motto "E Pluribus Unum", ("Out of Many, One"), in its beak; over its head there appears a "glory" with thirteen stars on a blue field. The thirteen stars above the eagle form a Star of David.
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Thats an Old Manchester united jersey. Probably 5 years ago. You probably have to get it from someone that has it. He know plays for Real madrid and sharp stopped sponsoring manchester united 4 years ago.
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It has four quarters - 1st (going clockwise), a stag's head surrounded by laurel. 2nd, six martlets and three gold balls on a diagonal bar, with the arms of the Stuart in the corner. 3rd, the Stuart arms, and 4th, three lozenzes inside a border.\n\nThe supporters are a horse and stag, and the crests are an eagle, an eagle's leg issuing from three ostrich feathers, a lion and an escrol (bird).
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It is the flag of ENGLAND\nNOT SCOTLAND\nNOT WALES\nThe Union Jack is the Union flag of all countries making the U.K.
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Brazil , England , Spain and Italy
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The three stars in the centre of the flag officially refer to the three words in the national motto “Unité, Travail, Progrès” (French for “Unity, Work, Progress”). The three stars are also said to represent the three ethnic groups who live in Burundi: the Hutu, Tutsi and the Twa. Burundi has a similar ethnic mix to Rwanda and has similar problems. The Twa are a pigmy race. The red in the flag stands for the independence struggle, the green for hope and the white for peace.\nStuart Notholt, 12 Mar 1996
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The origin of the three lions goes something like this. King Henry I (1100-1135) was known as the 'Lion of Justice', and kept a small zoo which included lions. He either used two lions on his shield (as Duke of Normandy, a state whose flag has two lions) to start with, or used one from his nickname then added the other upon his second marriage to Adeliza of Louvain (1121), whose symbol was also a lion. The two-lion shield was thus a personal one for the king, not the country as a whole. Henry's grandson later came to the throne as Henry II (1154-1189), and married the doughty Eleanor of Aquitaine, whose symbol was yet another lion. By the year 1195 their son, Richard I, had combined his parents' arms (having shoved his father off the throne) to form three lions.
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The England national team!
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It is England, there are 3 I believee
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...yep I like that...especially when the team is not doing so well they could look down at their top for inspiration...I think it would look good. good idea...England could use bigger stars, as they'd have less! lol (-:
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I think that we should fly the St George Cross everywhere, all of the time. Football has just commercialised the St George Cross, especially the different designs they put on it. I have seen it with "ENGLAND" emblazoned on it. I have seen it with the Three Lions Plonked in the middle of it and many other symbols. The St George Cross is our Country's National Flag and NOT a commercial emblem. Fly the Flag and be Proud to be English. If you defaced any other country's national flag there would be uproar!