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Thailand's flag was adopted on September 28, 1917. It has five horizontal bands: red (top and bottom stripes), white (second stripe from the top and bottom), and blue (a double-width stripe in the middle). The proportions of the flag are 2:3 (height to width). The name of the Thai flag "Trairanga" or "Trairong," meaning tricolour. The previous flag of Thailand (which was then called Siam) has only red and white stripes; the flag before 1916 pictured a white elephant on a red ground.
1. What colors are in Thailand's flag? red, white, and blue
2. When was this flag adopted? September 28, 1917
3. How many stripes does this flag have? 5
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