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India Orissa Konark Sun Temple Gajasingha Lion crushing elephant sculpture Stock Photo
RMACEW32–India Orissa Konark Sun Temple Gajasingha Lion crushing elephant sculpture
Lion Statue of Konark Temple India. Mythical Lion ( Protector of Konark Sun Temple ) Stone carved sculpture detail front view Stock Photo
RFD4EBG7–Lion Statue of Konark Temple India. Mythical Lion ( Protector of Konark Sun Temple ) Stone carved sculpture detail front view
Cambodia: Royal standard of the King of Cambodia (1993 - continuing). Sodcan (CC BY 2.0 License). The royal standard of Cambodia bears the royal coat of arms on a dark blue field. Depicted on the coat of arms are two animals which are a gajasingha (a lion with an elephant trunk) on the left, and a singha, or a lion, on the right. Supported by the animals are two royal five-tiered umbrellas. In between is a royal crown with a ray of light at its top. Stock Photo
RM2B00PRK–Cambodia: Royal standard of the King of Cambodia (1993 - continuing). Sodcan (CC BY 2.0 License). The royal standard of Cambodia bears the royal coat of arms on a dark blue field. Depicted on the coat of arms are two animals which are a gajasingha (a lion with an elephant trunk) on the left, and a singha, or a lion, on the right. Supported by the animals are two royal five-tiered umbrellas. In between is a royal crown with a ray of light at its top.
Cambodia: Royal Coat of Arms. Sodacan (CC BY 2.0 License). The royal coat of arms of the Kingdom of Cambodia is the symbol of the Cambodian monarchy. It has existed in some form close to the one depicted since the establishment of the independent Kingdom of Cambodia in 1953. It is the symbol on the Royal Standard of the reigning monarch of Cambodia, Norodom Sihamoni (ascended 2004). Stock Photo
RM2B00PRG–Cambodia: Royal Coat of Arms. Sodacan (CC BY 2.0 License). The royal coat of arms of the Kingdom of Cambodia is the symbol of the Cambodian monarchy. It has existed in some form close to the one depicted since the establishment of the independent Kingdom of Cambodia in 1953. It is the symbol on the Royal Standard of the reigning monarch of Cambodia, Norodom Sihamoni (ascended 2004).
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