Приклади вживання Székely Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Székely Land.
Red-and-black version of the Székely flag.
The Székely heroes are immortal.”.
The crescent moon and the sun were already considered Székely symbols as early as in the 16th century.
First Székely symbols and military flags.
This tendency started to abate after 1989, the question of Székely autonomy remains a sensitive issue.
Székely flag flying on the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest.
One of Michael's allies and rivals, Moses Székely, briefly took the throne of Transylvania in 1603.
The Székely flag being flown at the Great Kurultáj of 2014 in Bugac, Hungary.
Possibly,[1] today's official flag can be traced back to thetimes of the Transylvanian prince Moses Székely.
In Székely Land, pro-autonomy activists use a blue-gold-silver pattern.
The teachers of Karvaly were suchartists as Bertalan Karlovszky and Bertalan Székely, later- Simon Hollósy.
The other Székely military flags of the time probably also carried these colors and symbols as well.[1].
Transylvania retains a significant Hungarian-speaking minority,slightly less than half of which identify themselves as Székely.
On 5 September 2009, a Székely organization declared the symbols as the coat of arms and flag of Székely Land.[1].
It is a blue flag with a golden strip and a"sun-star" and crescent moon,both perceived as ancient Székely symbols.
This possibly influenced other Székely military flags of the time, popularizing these colors and symbols as well.[1].
Being designed by Ádám Kónya, the Szekler National Council adopted it in 2004 and is since then a symbol for the Székely people.
It adopted the Székely coat of arms and flag by Kónya, based on old Székely emblems, as its own symbols.[1][2].
This process, which included restoring heraldic symbols to the Székely nation in June 1861,[146] was resisted by Romanians.
The coat of arms of the Székelys(Hungarian: Székely címer; Romanian: Stemă secuilor) is the coat of arms used by the Hungarian Székely community of Romania.
Being designed by Ádám Kónya, the Szekler National Council adopted it in 2004 and is since then a symbol for the Székely people.
There also is another unofficial version of the Székely flag known by some people as the"old" or"battle flag" of the Székelys.
It is a blue coat of arms with a golden eight-pointed"sun-star" and a silver crescent moon,both perceived as ancient Székely symbols.
The flag of the Székelys(Hungarian: Székely zászló; Romanian: Drapelul secuilor) is the flag used by the Hungarian Székely community of Romania.
Today, it is mainly used by the people of Csíkszék, with some mistakenly considering it an old,traditional Székely flag.[5][6].
Apart from the blue and golden one, there is another unofficial version of the Székely flag, a red and black one used by some Székely groups and organizations.
In fact, in 1580, they appeared as components of the coat of arms of the Principality of Transylvania andthe Transylvanian Diet adopted them as official Székely symbols in 1659.
As this council is the main advocate of the Székely autonomy movement, these symbols soon became expressions of Székely cohesion, cooperation and self-identity.