Flag of the absolute royal federation
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| Name |
Imerbrogen, Khönunga banneret, hederns fana.
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| Use |
Civil and state flag
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| Proportion |
1:2
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| Adopted |
Unknown, theorised to have been adopted in 474. Earlier versions does not feature the stripes and more primitive eagles.
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| Design |
A golden eagle on a white field with a golden and blue stripe at the top and bottom of the flag.
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The flag of the absolute royal federation consists of a golden eagle on a white field with a golden and blue stripe at the top and bottom of the flag.
History
The flag can trace it's origin back to the flags used by the Sjtärnkhrone family before the Imerian kingdom. There has even been evidence of a similar flag and warpaintings being used by a tribe that were described but not mentioned by name in the holy chronicles as far back as the great invasion of the Wharen lands. When the Stjärnkhrone family established their hold over Imerbürg and created their own kingdom did the flag follow with them, it was later adopted as the flag of the Imerian kingdom, then as the Imerian-vedian kingdom and lastly as the flag of the absolute royal federation with the unification of Scandera in 1534.
Symbolism
The white field is supposed to represent Scandera itself, honour and the purity of the nation itself, the yellow the gold and wealth it holds and the blue field stands for it's nobility while the eagle itself represents the king, strength and the Imerian warrior spirit.
Display and etiquette
The federal flag is flown all days of the year at all official buildings and in quite a few private homes as well to show a display of loyalty to the fatherland. The flags are according tradition meant to neither be torn nor dirty to be able to display the honour of the fatherland properly. When a flag is to be disposed of so does tradition maintain that it shall be burnt with a rose.
List of federal flags
Royal and federal
| Flag |
Date |
Use |
Description
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| File:Imerian flag.png |
Unkown–present |
Civil and state flag. |
A golden eagle on a white field with a golden and blue stripe at the top and bottom of the flag.
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| File:Flag vertical.png |
Unkown–present |
Civil and state flag. |
A vertical version of the Imerian flag. While official is still a rare sight.
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Military
Federal flags
| Flag |
Date |
Use |
Description
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1631–present |
Federal warflag |
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1631–present |
Flag of the royal guard |
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1521–present |
Naval ensign |
On a white field a golden eagle
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1521–present |
Naval jack |
a blue field crossed by first a golden titled cross and then a crimson tiled cross, on top of this is the silfer helmet.
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| File:Oldflag.png |
1924–present |
the flag of the royal aerocorps |
the old version of the auf stjärnkhrone flag
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| Flag |
Date |
Use |
Description
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| File:Imerian flag.png |
unkown–present |
The flag of Imeriata proper |
A golden eagle on a white field with a pair of blue and yellow stripes on the top and bottom of the flag.
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unkown–present |
The flag of Vedian |
A golden wolf on a blue field with a yellow,red, yellow stripe on the end.
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unkown–1918,1926-present |
The flag of Eteisrannikko |
A black field with a golden knot on.
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| File:Karmanjaka.PNG |
unkown–present |
The flag of Karmanjaka |
A red flame on a grey background surrounded by two black fields
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| File:Sydarna.PNG |
562-present |
The flag of Suderland |
A red label on a blue and yellow field.
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| File:Sydlandflag.png |
878-present |
The flag of Jarnarna |
A golden sea serpent on a red field.
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