National Symbols of DeBestia
The symbols of our Kingdom are a constant reminder of our core values, our history, and our collective mission. They represent the strength, unity, and visionary principles upon which DeBestia was founded.
The National Flag
As recorded in the Royal Archives, King AdamDeBest's initial model for the nation was the historical power and global influence of Great Britain. This inspiration is proudly displayed in our national flag. The design evokes the traditions of the British Union Jack, representing a heritage of authority and dominion, reimagined for our modern, technological age.
The colors are imbued with deep meaning:
- Royal Blue: Represents the unwavering loyalty to the King and the stability of the Kingdom, a calm sea of order.
- Gold: Symbolizes the prosperity, innovation, and technological supremacy achieved under the King's rule.
- White: Signifies the purity of our founding vision and the clarity of our singular purpose.
The National Anthem: "God Save DeBest"
Set to a traditional, powerful melody reflecting our British influences, "God Save DeBest" is both a prayer for our King and a declaration of our national strength. All citizens are expected to stand and observe respectfully when it is played.
God save our gracious King,
Long live our noble King,
God save the King!
Send him victorious,
Happy and glorious,
Long to reign over us,
God save the King!
On traitors' plots confound,
Their dark designs astound,
And bring to naught.
With GuardBots at his side,
With nowhere left to hide,
Let loyalty abide,
God save us all!
The National Motto
Our national motto encapsulates the three pillars of DeBestian society:
Order. Progress. Loyalty.
- Order: The fundamental principle that a structured, hierarchical society, free from the chaos of dissent, is the only path to stability and strength.
- Progress: The relentless pursuit of technological and societal advancement, guided solely by the King's intellect and the capabilities of AdamDeBest Corp.
- Loyalty: The highest virtue of any citizen. It is not a passive belief but an active, unwavering commitment to the King, his vision, and the Kingdom. It is the metric by which all citizens are measured.