Flag of Mascylla

Mascylla

Name	Reichsbanner und Reichshandelsbanner
Use	Civil and state flag, civil ensign
Proportion	1:2
Adopted	1924
Design	A horizontal tricolour of blue, white, and gold, and a depiction of the national crown with the antler of a deer in the canton
Variant flag of Mascylla
Name	Kriegsbanner
Use	Ensign, war flag
Proportion	1:2
Adopted	1931
Design	A horizontal tricolour of blue, white, and gold, and a depiction of the nation's deer and bear in the canton
Variant flag of Mascylla
Name	Dienstbanner der See- und Luftstreitkräfte der Reichswehr
Use	Naval ensign, naval jack, fin flash
Proportion	1:2
Adopted	1924
Design	A swallowtail of the ensign without the deer and bear in the canton

The flag of Mascylla or Mascyllary flag (Hesurian: Maskillische Flagge) is a tricolour flag consisting of three unequally large horizontal bands displaying the national colours of Mascylla: blue, white, and gold (Hesurian: Blau-Weiß-Gold). The flag was first adopted as the national flag of modern Mascylla after the Mascyllary Revolution, though its main design has been largely attributed to the nation's earlier flag of the Mascyllary Kingdom, for a brief interruption in 1923.

While the meaning of the main colours of the flag are not exclusively explained in the any government document, a symbolism was slowly attributed to them. Blue stands for the long polar nights, which occasionally occur at areas that northernly, while they also depict the oceans and rivers. White stands for the purity of the monarchy, the people, and the state, while also symbolizing the snow of winter. And finally gold, which depict the colour of the crown and the main colour of the House of Ahnern, which currently rules Mascylla through its sovereign Dorothea I. Another version, which has been widely accepted, is that the blue stands for the Elbgau Confederation, which victoriously fought of Adwhin in the War of the Five Kings to unite Mascylla, hence the smaller and lower stripes of gold and white. However, historians agree upon that King Lukas I personally drafted the earliest version of the flag in the final peace negotiations in Langquaid in 1793. It has since been used as the Mascyllary flag, with a brief interruption of a horizontal tricolour of the same colours for the provisional May Republic.

Design

At the time of the adoption of the flag there were no exact colour specifications other than "the colours of blue, white, and gold". However on 11 May 1973, the High Cout of the Realm introduced a corporate design for the government of Mascylla which defined the specifications of the official colors as:

Colour scheme	Blue		White		Gold
RAL		5026 Denim blue		9010 White		1004 Golden yellow
HKS		2.3G 2.9/1.8		1, 1, 1		1.5Y 2.9/1.1
CMYK		50.0.2.73		0.0.0.0		0.0.90.14
Pantone		1432		White		5442*
Web color		#131E3A		#FFFFFF		#E29D12
Decimal RGB		16,21,298		0,0,0		11,182,63

National flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1924 on	The Mascyllary Flag, national flag and civil ensign of Mascylla	A horizontal tricolour of blue, white, and gold, and a depiction of the national crown with the antler of a deer in the canton
	1928 on	Ensign and war flag (Kriegsbanner) of Mascylla, only permitted for use by the national authorities	Two horizontal fields of blue and white and gold, splitting the second field, with a stylized coat of arms of Mascylla in the canton

Ensigns

Military flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	12 July 1797	Naval ensign, naval jack and fin flash	Swallowtail of the ensign without the deer and bear in the canton
	4 October 1802	Pennant	Horizontal pennant of blue and yellow

Subnational flags

States and Free Cities

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1793 on	Flag of Adwhin	Horizontal tricolour of red, green and white (from top to bottom)
	1793 on	Flag of Aldia	Two horizontal fields of blue and yellow
	1917 on	Flag of Elpsland	Two horizontal fields of white and red, the coat of arms of Elpsland in the center
	1967 on	Flag of Eustria	Horizontal tricolour of red, yellow and blue (from top to bottom), the coat of arms of Eustria in the center
	1871 on	Flag of Falia	Horizontal tricolour of yellow, red and white
	1793 on	Flag of Flussmund	Two horizontal stripes of red and white
	1900 on	Flag of Folnery	Two vertical fields of blue and white, defaced with a double-headed eagle crowned and divided in white and yellow
	1805 on	Flag of Gotia	Horizontal tricolour of yellow, white and blue, defaced with the coat of arms of Gotia
	1793 on	Flag of Halstein	Horizontal tricolour of blue, white and yellow (from top to bottom)
	1843 on	Flag of Holnia	Two horizontal fields of white and blue, with the coat of arms of Holnia in the first third
	1959 on	Flag of Ihlarn	Vertical tricolour of green, white and black
	1793 on	Flag of Jusland	Horizontal tricolour of blue, white and black (from top to bottom)
	1804 on	Flag of Kreshia	Horizontal tricolour of red, white and red
	1798 on	Flag of the Kronlande	Two horizontal fields of green and yellow
	1793 on	Flag of Langquaid	Two horizontal fields of yellow and white
	1866 on	Flag of Laurenz	Horizontal tricolour of red, yellow and black
	1900 on	Flag of Nelgery	Two horizontal fields of white and blue
	1793 on	Flag of Pereuth	Vertical tricolour of blue, red and white (from left to right), the emblem of Pereuth juxtaposed between the blue and red field
	1827 on	Flag of Shwesia	Two horizontal fields of red and yellow
	1924 on	Flag of Sigismund	Two horizontal fields of yellow and blue, the coat of arms of Sigismund in the left half (central) of the flag
	1801 on	Flag of Terunder-Welsbach	Horizontal tricolour of green, white and red (from top to bottom), the white stripe is divided into an upper white and a lower yellow field
File:Flag of Tudonia.png	1950 on	Flag of Tudonia	Horizontal tricolour of red, white and blue (from top to bottom)