Flag of Norden

Norden

Name	Drapeiu "Pennon"
Use	Civil and state flag, civil and state ensign
Proportion	3:2
Adopted	1702
Design	A saltire of navy with a golf border, on a crimson field.

The flag of Norden (Dalish: Nordens flag) is a saltire of navy and gold on a crimson field. The flag was adopted upon the foundation of the Nordic Kingdom in 1702, with the design allegedly created by King Kristian IV himself. The design sought to unite the national colours of the Kingdoms of Dalland and Vitmärige into one design to denote the unification of the two kingdoms into one realm.

Prior to the unification of the two kingdoms, various designs incorporating the national symbols of both realms were used to denote the rule of two realms under one monarch. Prior to the creation of the current flag, the royal standard was the most prominent symbol of the united kingdoms and the same standard remains in use to this day. However, as the realms remained administratively separate, the flags of both Dalland and Vitmärige were retained for civil state and military usage within their respective realms, with the royal standard only being used as official standards of the royal family.

National flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1702-present	The Flag of the Nordic Kingdom, national flag and civil ensign	A saltire of navy with a golf border, on a crimson field.
	1702-present	Variant Flag of the Nordic Kingdom	A saltire of navy with a golf border, on a crimson field in 3:3 proportion.
[[File:|120px]]	1527-present	Royal standard of the Nordic Kingdom	The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Dalland quartered with the arms of the Kingdom of Vitmärige.

Ensigns

Military flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1702-present	Naval ensign	A white field with a navy vertical stripe on the far right, with the variant flag of the Nordic kingdom in the canton.
	1702-present	Naval jack	A gold outline and saltire on a quartered field of crimson and navy, with the crown of Norden in the upper quadrant and an anchor in the lower.