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| − | The '''Flag of the Democratic-Republic of Lindsaya''', also frequently referred to as the '''Flag of Lindsaya''' or '''Lindsayan Flag''', is the [[National Flag|national flag]] of the [[Democratic-Republic of Lindsaya]]. The nation's flag is a rectangular shape, consisting of three white lines which form two crosses and six sections, four of which are green and four of which are pink colored. Centered in the middle of the pink sections, with one of the white crosses intersecting it, is a circle of black stars, 12 in all representing the twelve original | + | The '''Flag of the Democratic-Republic of Lindsaya''', also frequently referred to as the '''Flag of Lindsaya''' or '''Lindsayan Flag''', is the [[National Flag|national flag]] of the [[Democratic-Republic of Lindsaya]]. The nation's flag is a rectangular shape, consisting of three white lines which form two crosses and six sections, four of which are green and four of which are pink colored. Centered in the middle of the pink sections, with one of the white crosses intersecting it, is a circle of black stars, 12 in all representing the twelve original cities which formed the nation in 1669. The flag is nicknamed '''Old Queen Lindsay's''', after the first [[Queen of Lindsaya|Queen]], [[Lindsay Apple I]]. The flag was officially adopted as the nation's flag in 1876, as before then it had only been the Queen's personal banner. |
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Latest revision as of 14:37, 27 January 2021
The Flag of the Democratic-Republic of Lindsaya, also frequently referred to as the Flag of Lindsaya or Lindsayan Flag, is the national flag of the Democratic-Republic of Lindsaya. The nation's flag is a rectangular shape, consisting of three white lines which form two crosses and six sections, four of which are green and four of which are pink colored. Centered in the middle of the pink sections, with one of the white crosses intersecting it, is a circle of black stars, 12 in all representing the twelve original cities which formed the nation in 1669. The flag is nicknamed Old Queen Lindsay's, after the first Queen, Lindsay Apple I. The flag was officially adopted as the nation's flag in 1876, as before then it had only been the Queen's personal banner.
