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Second
place
Proportions: 2:3. Later adopted as the naval ensign.
See the respective page for symbolism.
Third
place
Proportions: 2:3. Based on a flag proposed in
253 for a hypotethical union of all the nations that border the Cislendian
Ocean and it's seas. Used sometimes by sports fans.
Symbolism: The Lendian Star shines brightly
over the blue seas, as the united Free Republics represented by the ascending
stripes strive continuously for an ever better future.
Fourth
place
Proportions: 2:3. Sometimes used by lendians.
Symbolism: Despite being obviously a variation
of the Lendian National Flag, the proposer describes the symbolism of his
proposal as follows: "The multicoloured Confederate Star of 8 points represents
the union of all the multicoloured peoples in the Confederacy in peace
(represented by the white disc) and prosperity (represented by the field
of blue).
Fifth
place
Proportions: 2:3. Never used.
Symbolism: Another attempt to transform the
Lendian Star into a Confederate Star by "multicolouring" it's center, associated
in the Lendian Star to a bright future. In this case, the background got
stripes and the author explains them simply as "the waves of the sea with
their white foam". The explanation for their number lies in the early days
of the Confederative movement, when the old Free Republic of Lendia was
subdivided into 6 National Areas (Lendia, Piolhosa, Percevejan, Tenia,
Liliana and Lombriga).
Sixth
place
Proportions: 2:3. Very rarely used by a few mystically-minded
piolhosans.
Symbolism: The official proposed symbolism
is: "an inverted Lendian Star (also part of the Piolhosan flag) shines
brightly in the night of times and over the combined colours of the Confederate
nations and territories leading it's peoples into the future against all
obstacles they might face". There have been numerous rumours about some
mystical connotations of the invertion of the colours and the global design
of this flag. A semi-religious movement has formed around this proposal,
almost exclusively composed by piolhosans, called the "Sixthers". They
are, however, called "Inverted Mystics" by the rest of the population and
anecdotes about them are common throughout the FCLR.
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