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The '''flag of Trellin''' ([[Trellinese language|Trellinese]]: ''Edhur | The '''flag of Trellin''' ([[Trellinese language|Trellinese]]: ''Edhur Trellika''), officially known as the '''Standard of the [[Trellin|Trellinese Empire]]''' ([[Trellinese language|Trellinese]]: ''Aëroth Tarhoi Trellika''), is a rosewood or burgundy Thaerine cross, outlined in white that extends to the edges of the flag, on a deep navy field; the vertical part of the cross is shifted to the hoist side. | ||
==Design history== | |||
The Trellinese national flag originates in the Ethlorek tradition of house pennants. In ancient Trellin, each noble house had its own pennant, a long, streaming flag designed to be flown from horseback or river-going craft, to identify its members on the battlefield. These pennants were usually many times longer than they were tall. The so-called Thaerine cross that adorns most versions of the modern Trellinese flag — a star formed of four triangle-topped squares around a hollow square — began as a much more elaborate star. It was simplifed to resemble a Christian cross during the reign of either [[Behrod II]] or [[Origoz I]]. During the pennant era, symbols were generally kept close to the hoist; this balance was retained when the flag became square, leading to the {{wp|Nordic cross|"Nordic"-style cross}} that now appears on the national flag and royal standard. | |||
==List of flags== | ==List of flags== | ||
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|[[File:Flag of Trellin.png|100px]] || 1017–present || Civil and state flag and civil ensign. || A white-fimbriated burgundy Thaerine cross on a navy field. | |[[File:Flag of Trellin.png|100px]] || 1017–present || Civil and state flag and civil ensign. || A white-fimbriated burgundy Thaerine cross on a navy field. | ||
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|[[File:Trellin royal pennant.png|100px]] || 114 BC–present || State flag and ensign.<br>Flag of the Royal City of Trellin and of [[ | |[[File:Trellin royal pennant.png|100px]] || 114 BC–present || State flag and ensign.<br>Flag of the Royal City of Trellin and of [[Martheqa]] || Black coloured, has the shape of an isosceles triangle, bearing a white Thaerine cross. | ||
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| Name | Aëroth Tarhoi Trellika |
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| Use | Civil and state flag, civil ensign |
| Proportion | 3:5 |
| Adopted | 1017 |
The flag of Trellin (Trellinese: Edhur Trellika), officially known as the Standard of the Trellinese Empire (Trellinese: Aëroth Tarhoi Trellika), is a rosewood or burgundy Thaerine cross, outlined in white that extends to the edges of the flag, on a deep navy field; the vertical part of the cross is shifted to the hoist side.
Design history
The Trellinese national flag originates in the Ethlorek tradition of house pennants. In ancient Trellin, each noble house had its own pennant, a long, streaming flag designed to be flown from horseback or river-going craft, to identify its members on the battlefield. These pennants were usually many times longer than they were tall. The so-called Thaerine cross that adorns most versions of the modern Trellinese flag — a star formed of four triangle-topped squares around a hollow square — began as a much more elaborate star. It was simplifed to resemble a Christian cross during the reign of either Behrod II or Origoz I. During the pennant era, symbols were generally kept close to the hoist; this balance was retained when the flag became square, leading to the "Nordic"-style cross that now appears on the national flag and royal standard.
List of flags
Royal and imperial
| Flag | Date | Use | Description |
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1017–present | Civil and state flag and civil ensign. | A white-fimbriated burgundy Thaerine cross on a navy field. |
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114 BC–present | State flag and ensign. Flag of the Royal City of Trellin and of Martheqa |
Black coloured, has the shape of an isosceles triangle, bearing a white Thaerine cross. |
Military flags
| Flag | Date | Use | Description |
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Unknown–present | War flag. | A white-fimbriated black Thaerine cross, centred, on a burgundy field. |