Flag of Francia

Flag of Francia
	; The Imperial Flag of the Frankish Empire.
Use	National flag and ensign
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	1678 AN
Designer	Gustaaf Vermeylen

The Flag of Francia or Frankish flag symbolises Francia, the unity and sovereignty of the entire Frankish Empire. The colours red and white are also used in naval flags.

The flag consists of a white hemmed Nordic cross on a red surface, in the ratio of 2:3. At the crossroads the symbol of the Brandenburg eagle is placed in red on a white seal.

Amokolian flags

The colours red and white are a recurring theme in the historical flags of Amokolia. The heraldic meaning of these colors are:

Red: courage and sacrifice
white: fidelity

Original flag of Amokolia
Flag of the proposed Shirerithian Amokolia
Flag of Victorian Amokolia between 1559 – 1574 AN
Flag of Elwynnese Amokolia between 1574 – 1600 AN
Flag of Shirerithian Amokolia between 1623 – 1651 AN
Flag of the Third Kingdom of Amokolia between 1672 – 1678 AN

Frankish flags

As the only and legitimate successor to the Third Kingdom of Amokolia, the Frankish Empire has taken the most recent Amokolian flag as its underlay. The red colour is exactly the same as the flag of the Third Kingdom of Amokolia, which in turn has been taken over from the flag of Victorian Amokolia. The white hemmed cross on the Frankish flag is equal to that of the Amokolian flag, except that the Frankish flag forms a Nordic cross.

The symbol is in the same colours and contains the Brandenburg eagle. Brandenburg is the capital of the revived Amokolia and has the same function in the Frankish Empire.

In addition to the national flag, the Frankish Empire also has naval flags:

Naval flag: a white sun and rays on a red surface with the Brandenburg eagle in the middle.
Naval pennant: a white hemmed Nordic cross on a red surface
Imperial Naval flag: a white sun and rays on a red surface with the Vinandy seal in the middle

The Tassity Mansabdar has its own flag: