State symbols of the Kingdom of Lesotho
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The State symbols of the Independent Kingdom of Lesotho are the symbols that are used to represent both the divided Basotho people proper and abroad to represent the country and its people.
Basotho symbols[edit]
Two eyes help each other. In a herd of cattle, it doesn’t matter which is ahead. No hill without gravestones, no valley without shadows. You might stint me, but be generous to my child. No death is different. When you have a lot to do, start with a meal. A river is filled by tributaries. Where there is honey, there are bound to be ants. Two Wives, two pots of poison.
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| Coat of arms | Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Lesotho |  |
| Flag | Flag of the Kingdom of Lesotho |  |
| Flower | National flower of the Kingdom of Lesotho Aloe polyphylla |
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| Tree | National tree of the Kingdom of Lesotho Gymnosporia heterophylla |
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| Bird | National bird of the Kingdom of Lesotho Geronticus calvus |
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| Animal | National animal of the Kingdom of Lesotho Diceros bicornis occidentalis |
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| Reptile | National reptile of the Kingdom of Lesotho Crocodylus niloticus |
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| Horse | National horse of the Kingdom of Lesotho Basuto Horse |
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| Headgear | National hat of the Kingdom of Lesotho Sotho Hat |
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