Flag of Lipnitia
Use | National flag |
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Proportion | 3:5 |
Adopted | 1 January 2000 |
Design | A horizontal tricolour of white, gold and red |
File:Flag of Lipnitia (state).png Variant flag of Lipnitia | |
Use | State flag, civil and state ensign |
Proportion | 3:5 |
Adopted | 2000 |
The flag of Lipnitia (Lipnitian: Знамя Липнитской, Znamja Lipnitskoj) consists of a horizontal tricolour of white, gold and red. Prior to the 18th century, the flag was used as an ensign for Lipnitian merchant ships used interchangeably with a white-gold-black tricolour and the Lipnitian banner of arms. The flag was first adopted as a national flag after the abolition of the Korjuhovič dynasty in the 1730s.
As a part of the Sajuz, the Lipnitian flag was the triband was placed at the bottom of the Sajuz flag. In 1992, after the Sajuz dissolved, Lipnitia-Lubilia adopted a 1:2 flag split in half into the Lipnitian and Lubilian tricolors. In 2000, after the break-up of Lipnitia-Lubilia, the Lipnitian triband flag was re-adopted, with an aspect ratio of 3:5.
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