Flag of Pyhdon (Pacifica)
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| Use | National flag and ensign  |
|---|---|
| Proportion | 25:39 |
| Adopted | 1875 (national flag) 1 January 2025 (current design) |
| Design | 8 Purple stripes converging in the middle from each side and corner, with Red outlines, and the Empire Emblem on it |
The Pyron Jack (Sydadysh: Jack Pyronivelenecique) has 8 Purple stripes converging in the middle from each side and corner, with Red outlines, and the Empire Emblem on it.
Description
8 Purple stripes converging in the middle from each side and corner, with Red outlines, and the Empire Emblem on it. These designs are toought to be cemented in the constitution. The shade of purple is described as "Pyronivelanecia Purple" or "Purplevelanecia".
| Scheme | Pyronivelanecia Purple | Forest Green | Off-Blood Red | Gold | Black |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RGBA | rgba(111,6,190,255) | rgba(98,161,82,255) | rgba(192,1,1,255) | rgba(255,203,33,255) | rgba(0,0,0,255) |
| Hexadecimal | #6f06be | #62a152 | #c00101 | #ffcb21 | #000000 |
Nothing is known on the flag
Display and use
By law, the flag must be flown from buildings of the government, state and military daily. Private use is widespread; especially farms will have a flag pole. Military maritime vessels may add a yellow pennant if there is a need to separate them from civilian craft. The flag may never be flown on top of or below other flags, but it can be flown at half-staff during national mournings.
Schools, public and private organisations and the public are encouraged to raise the flag for the following:
- 1 January: International New Year
- 4 March: Parents' Day
- 28 March: Harvest Feast
- 7 June: Remembrance Day (known as Victory Day until 2009)
- 21 June: Sedunnic New Year's Day
- 18 August: Democracy Day
- 15 October: Friendship Day
- 15 December: National Day
The Sedunnic Navy has an official jack featuring the Star of Limmvasd, but the use is limited.
There has been several propositions to introduce a separate naval ensign for better visibility at sea and to have a clearer separation between civilian and military vessels, but none has been adopted to this day.