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National
flag
Proportions: 2:3. For use on land by the people
and the institutions. To be used abroad to represent the Free Confederacy
of Lendian Republics on land. To be used by foreign vessels to represent
the Free Confederacy. Adopted at 7 February 298.
Symbolism: The 4-coloured saltire symbolizes
the union of the republics, the colours are derived from their most common
national colours. The four arms join in the central 8-pointed lendian star
remembering that was Lendia that united all the territories of the Confederacy.
The blue field symbolizes the sea, since the Free Confederacy is mostly
a maritime country, being it's shores in contact with 3 different seas.
Blue is, therefore, the national colour of the FCLR.
Naval
ensign
Proportions: 2:3. For use on sea by the navy and
coast guard. Adopted at 15 February 298.
Symbolism: The lendian star in the honour point
of a field of blue reflects the fact that where Lendian most of the ships
that united the country. The five coloured bars in the lower half mean
that today's FCLR is multiethnical and in it's navy is represented every
Free Republic of the Confederacy. No significance is attributed to the
order of these stripes, other than aestethical.
Ensign
of the Council of Confederate Citizens
Proportions: 1:2. For use on vehicles carrying
members of the CCC in official situations. Adopted at 23 March 298.
Symbolism: In a field of the national colour
(blue) is placed the emblem of the CCC. The only symbolism in this flag
lies in the emblem and is of unity of all the 11 founding Free Republics
represented by the union of their emblems (note: the Lok Islands are not
represented because they joined at a later date and it was decided that
the emblem of the CCC should bear for ever the emblems of the 11 founding
Republics, to avoid having to change it every time the composition of the
FCLR changed).
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298 Jorge Candeias, webmaster
last
update, 23-2-301
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