The Coat of Arms of Lithuania features a knight on horseback, symbolizing bravery and the spirit of the nation. The knight is depicted in full armor, holding a sword in one hand and a shield in the other, which displays the national emblem of a white knight on a red background. This design reflects Lithuania's historical struggles for independence and its commitment to defending its sovereignty. The coat of arms is an important national symbol, officially adopted in 1991 after Lithuania regained independence from the Soviet Union. It is used in various official documents, government buildings, and national events, representing the unity and identity of the Lithuanian people.