Jata Negara

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Jata Negara is the official coat of arms of Malaysia, symbolizing the country's sovereignty, heritage, and unity.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Jata Negara canonical 1
Jata Negara Malaysia 1
Pangkuan Negara 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
national emblem
adopted 1963
alsoKnownAs Coat of arms of Malaysia
containsSymbol Kris
Malacca tree
Pinang palm tree
blue field with wavy lines
bridge
five kris
country Malaysia
crestSymbolizes Islam as the religion of the Federation
unity of the 13 states and the federal government
elementRepresents Malacca tree represents Malacca
Pinang palm tree represents Penang
blue field with wavy lines represents the South China Sea
bridge represents the state of Sabah
five kris represent former Unfederated Malay States
hasCompartment scroll with motto
hasCrest yellow crescent and 14-pointed star
hasCrestElement 14-pointed star
crescent
hasMotto Bersekutu Bertambah Mutu
hasShield quartered shield with central chief
hasSupporter tiger
legalStatus official national coat of arms of Malaysia
mottoLanguage Malay
mottoTranslationEn Unity is Strength
officialName Jata Negara Malaysia
linked to: Jata Negara
replaced coat of arms of the Federation of Malaya
shieldColor black
blue
red
white
yellow
shieldSymbolizes federal territories and states of Malaysia
supportersNumber 2
supportersSymbolize courage
resilience of the Malaysian people
strength
symbolizes heritage of Malaysia
sovereignty of Malaysia
unity of Malaysia
usedOn Malaysian currency
Malaysian passports
government buildings in Malaysia
official documents of the Government of Malaysia
usesScript Jawi
linked to: Jawi script

Roman alphabet

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Commander of the Order of the Defender of the Realm orderMotto Pangkuan Negara
linked to: Jata Negara
Jata Negara officialName Jata Negara Malaysia
linked to: Jata Negara