Flag of The United States of Quentin

The official Flag of The United States of Quentin is a rectangular flag containing three horizontal stripes, colored brown, yellow, and green. In the top right and left corners there is a blue star, and also in the center is a gray star. In the middle is a part of the Coat of Arms of The United States of Quentin, which includes the head of a person, with an ax and a gardening hoe crossed behind it. The 3 stars represent the original 3 states of the country, The Grassland Area, The Desert Area, and Snowland. The three stripes also represent the original three states, with each of their colors, brown for Snowland, yellow for the DA, and green for the GA.

History

The flag was originally created in 1805 for The Territories of Quentin, the predecessor to the USQ, and was the official flag of the Territories throughout its existence, flying alongside the Flag of Megatridimensional Order. In 1823 the flag flew alone in the Territories after the Quentinian Declaration of Independence was released. Throughout the Quentinian War for Independence the flag was used by the Territories in battle, and when the new USQ was born after victory in 1830, it was designated as the official flag of the new country. The flag was originally designed in 1805 by Steve Maxxsmith, a local designer in Baltimore. The Territorial Assembly loved the design, and with Maxxsmith's permission, the flag went into use. For all of the USQ's history the flag has been used, and the flag is very sacred to the Quentinians, perhaps more so than any other country. In the USQ, destroying of the flag in any way is a crime punishable by 50-75 years in prison, and in certain battles throughout history the flag has been a signal of hope for the USQ army, and when one is destroyed by opposing armies, it serves as a catalyst for revenge for the USQ.