Isle of Man Flag: Meaning and History

History of the flag
The Isle of Man, located between England and Ireland, officially adopted its flag in 1932.
Its central symbol, the three-legged triskelion in armor, dates back to the XIIIth century, a legacy of the island's Celtic and Norse influences.
What do the elements of the flag mean?

The Isle of Man triskelion dates back to the XIIIth century. It symbolizes the resilience and continuity of the Manx people.
The red background refers to the warrior traditions and courage of the ancient inhabitants.
