Jágónak

About the place: Jágónak is a small village in Hungary, located in Tolna County within the Dombóvár District. It lies in the southern part of the country set in a picturesque hilly landscape.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a white field with two vertical stripes at the fly edge – blue and yellow (gold). In the hoist and central portion of the white field, the municipal coat of arms is displayed, surrounded by a green oak wreath with golden acorns. Below the wreath is a yellow ribbon bearing the black inscription 'JÁGÓNAK'. The shield of the coat of arms is green with a blue inset point featuring King Saint Stephen with a crown, scepter, and orb. In the upper green field on the left (viewer's side), there is a golden axe, and in the upper green field on the right, there is a golden ear of wheat.

Symbolism: The figure of King Saint Stephen in the blue field commemorates the patron saint and spiritual traditions of the village. The axe symbolizes forestry, clearing, and the craftsmanship of the inhabitants, while the ear of wheat represents agriculture and the fertility of the land. The oak wreath embodies strength, endurance, and the natural wealth of the region.