National symbols of the Sitkan Empire
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The Sitkan Empire has a variety of national symbols that reflect its Sitkan identity and unique culture. Prominent symbols include its flag, coat of arms and anthem, as well as other patriotic songs, hymns and poems.
Other important Sitkan symbols include various wildlife, plants and cuisine that can be found across the empire and its numerous constituencies. The geography of Sitka and that of its much larger American and Canadian neighbors also play a key role in Sitkan culture and national identity.
Official and de facto symbols
| Symbol | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| National flag | 
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Official symbol as of 2 July 2024. |
| National cockade | 
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Official symbol since 2 July 2024. |
| Imperial Standard | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024. |
| Imperial Crown | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024. |
| Imperial Cypher | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024. |
| Imperial Eagle | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024. |
| Greater coat of arms | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024 |
| Middle coat of arms | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024 |
| Lesser coat of arms | 
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Imperial symbol since 12 March 2024 |
| National anthem | "God Save the Tsar!" |
Official anthem since 12 March 2024. |
| National motto | Ad multos annos (For many more Years) |
Official motto since 12 March 2024. |
| National colours | Yellow, green, and white |
Official symbols as of 2 July 2024. |
| Official religion |  Orthodox Christianity |
De jure state religion since 2024. |
| National animal |  American black bear |
Official animal since 12 March 2024. |
| National flower |  Pink rose |
Official flower since 12 March 2024. |
| National dish |  Chili con carne |
Official dish since 12 March 2024. |