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| Use | Civil and state flag   |
|---|---|
| Proportion | 3:5 |
| Adopted | 1811 |
| Design | A horizontal tricolour of white, gold, and red. |
 Variant flag of Dahemia | |
| Use | State ensign  |
| Proportion | 3:5 |
| Adopted | 1957 |
| Design | A horizontal tricolour of white, gold, and red, defaced with the lesser coat of arms. |
 Variant flag of Dahemia | |
| Use | Civil ensign  |
| Proportion | 3:5 |
| Adopted | Historical (13th/14th century) |
| Design | Banner of arms of Dahemia; a field of gold defaced with a red crowned lion. |
The national flag of Dahemia (Dahemian: Dämener Fändel; Notgerman: Flagge Dähmens; Hyacinthean: Drapeau du Dahême) is a tricolour of three equal and horizontal stripes of white, gold, and red, representing the country's national colors. It is informally referred to as «weiß, gelb, rot» ("white, yellow, red").
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Population: 2,183,805 · Capital: Gonece · Languages: Dahemian, Ruthish, Hyacinthean · Region: Teleon | ||
| History | Prehistory (Goneitii) · Cambran Empire · Prince-Bishopric of Cherms · Duchy · Kingdom · unification of Ruthen (Revolution) · Ruthish rule (People's State) · Great War (invasion · occupation and Transmedan administration) · Dahemian Crisis · Protectorate (Dahemian Question) · independence (referendum) · state reforms |  |
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| Economy | Banking (Central bank) · Transport · Energy · Communications · Currency · Tourism · Science and technology · Trade unions · Mining | |
| Society and culture | Architecture · Art · Music · Cinema and media · Literature · Sport · Public holidays · Flag · Coat of arms · Education · Health · Religion · Languages · Ethnicity · Crime · Prostitution | |
