I imagined a scenario in which the Habsburg dynasty of the Austro-Hungarian Empire collapses, and the Austrian portion opts to unite with Germany to stem the decline—granting the title of *Kaiser von Österreich* to the Prussian *Deutsche Kaiser* and merging the two german monarchies.into one—to contain the advance of republican and independence movements.

Symbolism: The pride flag in the background is the standard pride flag. The triangle theme is based on the triangular badges the nazis made people like us, trans people and those with same sex or same gender attraction. The three triangles in the edges are to represent the trans flag. The large purple/violet triangle represents Lesbians or just general sapphics like nonbinary females attracted to women. The pink triangle in the version for men and nonbinary males attracted to men is pink due to the pink badges the nazis used.

I usually just use teenesine(?) but I would like to try other websites out.

Hello

Today's flag is for Knott County which was founded in 1884 and named for Kentucky governor James Proctor Knott. The county is known for its rugged mountain terrain and civil war time conflicts. The county also is home to one of the oldest settlement schools which were created to help rural mountain kids better improve their education.

The design is a simple green (for nature) and white (for peace) design with the green side sloping to represent the mountains. The owl represents the settlement schools since owls are both remote and associated with wisdom.

Hope y'all enjoy.

Are there any announced referendums for changing the national flag anywhere in the near future? (like what New Zealand had several years ago)
And if so what are the proposed new flags?

Inspired by this recent post and the horrors which Siliconversations created in his United Ireland flag video

While I love the tricolour, I don't think reusing it is fair to the identify of those living in the North. I also doubt Ireland could remain a unitary republic with one central authority in Dublin. More likely we see a more federal system like Germany, where power could be shared between the North and South or the 4 provinces overall.

Given the Irish harp is a cool and smart design that represents the entire island, let's use it!

Apart from stretching the two colours out and adding the white harp to symbolise peace, the only other change was removing a few strings to symbolise the four provinces on the island. Thanks to this 11 year old comment for the idea!

Edit: removed fluff

I found these flags of a colonised solar system on pinterest, but I can't find any information about what they are from or who made them when I google them. Does anyone have any info?

Any suggestions help!

I was visiting Fort Ontario in Oswego, NY, and I stumbled upon the New York State Black Beaver flag flying on a private residence nearby.

I wish there was more info and evidence of this flag.

I made the flag about a year ago, I do not remember why I made it, maybe to try to make a redesign after a long while. The flag is inspired by the city’s old flag and the current logo that the city has (which features a butterfly figure in black, yellow-ish brown and red)

Each of the colors in this remade variation of the New Jersey flag represent something. The green represents the “Garden State” and Pine Barrens Forests. The blue represents the river, or many rivers which run through the state. The yellow or “buff” stars represent the three major parts of New Jersey, which are North Jersey, the Jersey Shore and South Jersey. The blue and yellow on the flag match to the original New Jersey flag as close as possible. The green is Kelly Green, which shows part of New Jersey’s identity in football and can be interpreted as the Philadelphia Eagles. The “cable” blue, which attempts to capture the one of the original colors of the flag, could be interpreted as New York Giants blue, and the blue of the Atlantic Ocean on the eastern coast of the state. 

Please leave me any thoughts, comments, or improvements that I can make! (I did this in Google Slides in about 10 minutes, sorry :p)

This flag is to repsent a fictional nation made for me by a pal of mine

Name:Rudolta

Capital: Alez'ca

Government type: federalistic Direct Democracy (philosophy of the Gov “Power belongs to the people, but government power belongs primarily to the regions.”)

Currency: Shugé

Demonym: Rudoltan

(sorry for the name I forgot to change the title)

I kinda just had this made already for something between myself and my friends. My concept for a United Ireland flag was to have each province represented by color and area.

For Ulster, I chose Red because of Lámh Dhearg. This obviously represents the six counties joining and the three Ulster counties already part of the republic.

For Munster, I chose Blue because it is the primary color of their flag.

For Connacht, I chose white because it is the other background color on their flag. Blue was already used for Munster.

For Leinster, I chose green because Leinster uses the green Harp of Erin flag.

I also represented An Mhí and non-denominationalism with a yellow iron cross. Green and Yellow are the colors on Meath's (Meath? Mead?) flag. I used the Iron Cross because it was a Protestant symbol (German) inspired by a Catholic symbol (Teutonic).

I couldn't decide between rectangular or triangular cantons so I submitted both. As always, Criticism is appreciated, especially from people who live on the Island.

The Purple Orange and Grey Flag of Tairaih (Even in Japanese) represented Catholicism(Purple) Pacificism (White) and Orange for Mysticism which uaualy meant The Aztec Chamanism or Curandismo

The New flag on the Left is more detailed

Blue represents Tlaloc, Turquoise represents Quetzalcoatl? Purple represents Catholicism and Orange rspresents Aztec Syncretism, and Rose is for Hippie-Ism or Pacifism

It’s the flag of Leinster. But its beautiful