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| Constitutional Flag of the Free Association || [[File:Soccies.png|200px]] || 1947 || | | Constitutional Flag of the Free Association || [[File:Soccies.png|200px]] || 1947 || {{small|The sole official national flag of the VFAC, the banner features the Vurthungrian Colors with the nation's Emblem superimposed atop it. | ||
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| Constitutional Colors of the Free Association || [[File:Vurthtricolore.png|200px]] || 1947 || {{small|The constitutional {{wpl|tricolore}} of the Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes displayed without the Emblem. Not officially utilized as a flag on its own, but utilized in a number of ceremonial materials. Additionally, members of the Vurthungrian diaspora abroad have generally taken to utilizing this as their ''de facto'' colors. | | Constitutional Colors of the Free Association || [[File:Vurthtricolore.png|200px]] || 1947<br>{{small|created {{circa}} 1939-40}} || {{small|The constitutional {{wpl|tricolore}} of the Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes displayed without the Emblem. Not officially utilized as a flag on its own, but utilized in a number of ceremonial materials. Additionally, members of the Vurthungrian diaspora abroad have generally taken to utilizing this as their ''de facto'' colors. | ||
<br>The tricolore has multiple interpretations. The gold band represents harvest and plenty for all at the foundation of the society, the high plains of the nation's inland and historically overland culture, and ethnic Vurthungrians. The azure band represents clarity of conscience and reason, the crystal waters of the [[Vordons River]], and the {{wpl|Corsican people|Escolan people}}, members of the [[Aesculia|Aesculian]] diaspora who moved into the area during its occupation by their home empire. The green band represents a sort of permanence and liveliness, indicating that the accomplishments of the revolution will not perish from the world (a nod to the old revolutionary slogan), the vast and largely uncleared [[Tennescosh Forest]] of the North, and the {{wpl|Britons|Innan people}} that settled much of the coast in antiquity and are extremely prominent throughout the coastal regions of the nation. | |||
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Revision as of 03:28, 23 January 2020
Included in this article is a selection of various symbols of Vurthungria, its government, culture, military, people, and historical entities associated with the modern nation.
Flags
National Flags
| Name | Symbol | Introduced | Notes |
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| Constitutional Flag of the Free Association |  |
1947 | The sole official national flag of the VFAC, the banner features the Vurthungrian Colors with the nation's Emblem superimposed atop it. |
| Constitutional Colors of the Free Association |  |
1947 created c. 1939-40 |
The constitutional tricolore of the Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes displayed without the Emblem. Not officially utilized as a flag on its own, but utilized in a number of ceremonial materials. Additionally, members of the Vurthungrian diaspora abroad have generally taken to utilizing this as their de facto colors.
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Regional and Municipal Flags
Territorial Flags
Military Flags
Historical Flags
| Name | Symbol | Used | Notes |
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| Revolutionary "Hourglass Banner" |  |
1939-1947 |
Seals
Emblem of the United Revolutionary Federation
| Emblem of the Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes | |
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| Armiger | Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes |
| Adopted | 1947 |
| Crest | Black five-pointed star |
| Blazon | Traditional innan lighthouse superimposed by a crossed hammer and mining pick and a drafting compass |
| Supporters | Sheaves of White Winter Wheat adorned by black ribbons bearing the Vurthungrian Tricolor on its obverse. |