What is bavarian symbol?

The Bavarian symbol, also known as the Bavarian coat of arms, is an official heraldic symbol of the German state of Bavaria. The emblem consists of a blue shield with a gold lozenge in the center, surrounded by five smaller lozenges in white and blue. The lozenges are said to represent the "lozenges" or panels in the Lohn-Liste, a medieval document that set out the pay scales for knights.

The blue and white colors of the Bavarian coat of arms are also featured on the Bavarian flag, which is known for its distinctive checkerboard pattern. The colors are said to have been chosen by Duke Ludwig the Rich in the 13th century, and symbolize the blue sky above the white mountain peaks of Bavaria.

The Bavarian symbol has a long history, dating back to the Middle Ages, and has undergone several modifications over the years. It is still used today as an official symbol of the state, appearing on government buildings, official documents, and other public spaces. It is also a common sight on Bavarian souvenirs, such as beer steins and t-shirts.