Coats Of Arms & Flag

---

The flag of Xaragua represents heritage, resilience, and sovereignty. The central emblem features a traditional Taíno hut over water, symbolizing history and strength. The black cross stands for unity, with golden stars representing prosperity. The red and blue sections reflect courage and freedom.

Diplomatic and International Emblem of the Private State of Xaragua

This emblem features a golden shield marked with the letter “X,” flanked by two majestic lions symbolizing strength and sovereignty. Above the shield rests a royal crown, representing authority and nobility. Ornate flourishes at the base signify tradition and cultural richness. The words “PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA” affirm its exclusive and sovereign identity on the international stage.

The coat of arms of the University of Xaragua embodies knowledge, strength, and heritage. The shield represents African Maroon resilience, intellectual pursuit, and sovereignty. Flanked by historical figures, it honors the past while shaping the future.

The coat of arms of Xaragua Libre represents sovereignty, resilience, and cultural identity. The Taíno-style hut symbolizes heritage, while the radiant sun reflects freedom and enlightenment. Surrounded by weapons and laurels, it signifies strength and unity.

Emblem of Queen Anacaona – Light of Xaragua

Queen Anacaona stands crowned with feathers, holding the spear of justice and the sun of wisdom. Her presence symbolizes the eternal strength, sovereignty, and dignity of the Xaragua Nation. She embodies resistance, guidance, and ancestral legitimacy.

The Bohío – Virtual Palace of Xaragua

The Bohío is the sacred virtual seat of the Afro-Taíno Nation. Circular and ancestral, it embodies sovereign power, ancestral memory, and indigenous law. Unlike colonial palaces, it reflects true Afro-Taíno authority, built in dignity, spirit, and autonomy.