Flag and coat of arms of Kōkai

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The flag and the coat of arms of Kōkai are state symbols of Kōkai, Phinbella.

Flag

State flag of Kōkai

Use	State flag
Proportion	1:2
Adopted	September 1, -58BP
Design	Derived from International maritime signal flag "E" with the yellow border, the white chevron and the rainbow stripes.

The flag of Kōkai is the official flag of the Phinbellan state of Kōkai. Similar to the flags of Oriental Taemhwan, the Scattered Islands and Spitsbergen State, this flag is the earliest to be inspired by the international maritime signal flag "E" with a swallowtail-shaped flag. The flag has a thick golden yellow chevron followed by a white triangle on the right and seven rainbow stripes. It is also one of the state flags in Phinbella that previously served as the national flag of an independent country before annexed into Phinbella during Order of the Holy Lakes era.

The actual designer of the flag is unknown. The flag was first used at the Proclamation of the Republic on September 1, -58BP.

Design and specifications

The state flag is officially described by law as:

a rectangle that: (1) has a width to length ratio of one to two; and (2) contains: (A) two horizontal stripes of blue and red inspired by the international maritime signal flag "E"; (B) a thick golden yellow border chevron between the two horizontal stripes and the chevron; and (C) a white triangle located on the right side of the flag with seven horizontal rainbow stripes located in the center of the triangle.

Symbolism

The State Flag Code of Kōkai assigns the following symbolism to the colors of the Kōkai flag: blue stands for loyalty, white stands for purity, red stands for courage, yellow stands for the supremacy of the two major ethnicities, and the rainbow stands for equality and equity in all matters. The code also states that the blue represents the universe, the red represents the warriors and heroes of Natlan and Gur'latan who defend the state, the yellow chevron represents the leaders of the two major ethnicities of the state: the Pyro Archons and the Gur'latan monarchy, and the horizontal rainbow lines represent the racial and ethnic diversity of the state.

Other flags over Kōkai

Six banners over Kōkai

Six banners over Kōkai are flown on the esplanade in Kota Terawangan, Salbiah Collectivity

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  Flag of Natlan, symbolised the Natlanese
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  Flag of Gur'latan, symbolised the Gur'latanese
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  The Phineaner tricolour, symbolised the Phineaners
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  The state flag of Kōkai
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  The flag of the Grand Alliance in Ochkanatlan
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  The national flag of the Federal Republic of Phinbella

Coat of arms

Coat of arms of Kōkai
Details
Armiger	Kōkai
Adopted	-58BP, readopted in RP 2620 with the national flag of Phinbella.
Crest	The star proper
Escutcheon	The lower half is divided into two parts; on the lower left side of the shield is a depiction of a fortress with a lion on top; on the lower right side of the shield is a depiction of a map of the state of Kōkai and the state's official flower on top of it; on the upper half of the shield is a depiction of a platform on the sea with a yellow moon and a constellation of stars; the shield is surrounded by oak and olive branches.
Supporters	Six Banners Over Kōkai (Flag of Phineaners, the region of Natlan and Gur'latan on left, Flag of Kōkai, the pre-republic flag and the flag of Phinbella on right)
Motto	五族協和黄海の六旗の下に, 黄海勝利と偉大 (Five Races in Concord Under Six Banners Over Kōkai, Kōkai Victorious and Great)