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The '''Flag of Barbary''' is a design with | The '''Flag of Barbary''' is a design with two shades of dark greyish blue and a bright golden crescent moon. The current design was adopted in 1688 as it was felt that the Jingdaoese colours in the old flag did not match the ideals and direction of the [[Barbarian Republic]]. An interesting design feature is that the cloth of the flag becomes near invisible at night, while the golden yarn lights up with even the weakest light source, such as the moon at sea. The Barbarian [[Republican Guard]] uses a similar flag, with two crossed sabres in the place of the crescent moon. When no flag is flown, a pennant is often placed on the pole. This is usually a solid coloured pink (#ff80ff) pennant, as pink is often considered to be the national colour of Barbary. | ||
{{Infobox flag | {{Infobox flag | ||
|name = | |name =National flag of Barbary | ||
|image1 =[[File:Flag barbary.png|200px|border|Barbary]] | |image1 =[[File:Flag barbary.png|200px|border|Barbary]] | ||
|caption1 = National flag of Barbary | |caption1 = National flag of Barbary | ||
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|proportion1 = 2:3 | |proportion1 = 2:3 | ||
|adopted1 = XIII.1688 | |adopted1 = XIII.1688 | ||
|design1 = | |design1 = A dark greyish blue field, with a slightly lighter dark greyish blue rectangle and a shining golden crescent moon in the center. | ||
|designer1 = Bertha van Klotenstein | |designer1 = Bertha van Klotenstein | ||
|image2 = [[File:Flag barbary pre1688.png|200px|Barbary]] | |image2 = [[File:Flag barbary pre1688.png|200px|Barbary]] | ||
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|adopted2 = South Batavian era | |adopted2 = South Batavian era | ||
|designer2 = Jonas Windsor | |designer2 = Jonas Windsor | ||
}} | |||
{{Infobox flag | |||
|name =Flag of the Republican Guard | |||
|image1 =[[File:Flag republican guard.png|200px|border|Barbary]] | |||
|caption1 = Flag of the Republican Guard | |||
|use1 = Military flag | |||
|proportion1 = 2:3 | |||
|adopted1 = XIII.1688 | |||
|design1 = A dark greyish blue field, with a slightly lighter dark greyish blue rectangle and crossed golden sabres in the center. | |||
|designer1 = Bertha van Klotenstein | |||
}} | }} | ||
[[category:Barbary]] | [[category:Barbary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:30, 10 October 2020
The Flag of Barbary is a design with two shades of dark greyish blue and a bright golden crescent moon. The current design was adopted in 1688 as it was felt that the Jingdaoese colours in the old flag did not match the ideals and direction of the Barbarian Republic. An interesting design feature is that the cloth of the flag becomes near invisible at night, while the golden yarn lights up with even the weakest light source, such as the moon at sea. The Barbarian Republican Guard uses a similar flag, with two crossed sabres in the place of the crescent moon. When no flag is flown, a pennant is often placed on the pole. This is usually a solid coloured pink (#ff80ff) pennant, as pink is often considered to be the national colour of Barbary.
 National flag of Barbary | |
| Use | National flag and ensign |
|---|---|
| Proportion | 2:3 |
| Adopted | XIII.1688 |
| Design | A dark greyish blue field, with a slightly lighter dark greyish blue rectangle and a shining golden crescent moon in the center. |
| Designer | Bertha van Klotenstein |
 Pre-1688 national flag of Barbary | |
| Use | Former national flag and ensign |
| Proportion | 2:3 |
| Adopted | South Batavian era |
| Designer | Jonas Windsor |
 Flag of the Republican Guard | |
| Use | Military flag |
|---|---|
| Proportion | 2:3 |
| Adopted | XIII.1688 |
| Design | A dark greyish blue field, with a slightly lighter dark greyish blue rectangle and crossed golden sabres in the center. |
| Designer | Bertha van Klotenstein |
