Flag of Sikkim
Where you need to go, if you are interested in the Yeti
This is a Tibetan Dharmacakra a auspicious symbol representing a dharma (law) in Hinduism and the Buddha's teaching of the path to enlightenment. It is also sometimes translated as wheel of doctrine or wheel of law. A similar symbol is also in use in Jainism. The Dharmacakra symbol has the form of a wheel with eight or more spokes (sometimes 24 spokes representing the solar cycle). It is one of the oldest Hindu and Buddhist symbols, found in Indian art from the Vedic time and the time of the Buddhist king Asoka, and used by all Buddhist nations ever since. One version of the symbol, taken from the capital of a pillar erected by Asoka, is found on the flag of the modern state of India. In its simplest form, it is recognized globally as a symbol for Buddhism. It used to be the flag of Sikkim, but Sikkim now has a seal, I can only put this flag. Happily Sikkim is now a democratic and republican land, so it can not have the problems it had in the 1970s, or end up like many many monarchies. But some people like to use the flags at times.