The Pine Jack
The Federal Coat of Arms, using the flag
The Royal Standard, charging its blazon with the Pine Jack
The Flag of Lovia, nicknamed the Pine Jack, is the official flag of Lovia. The current version was designed by King Dimitri I of Lovia and adopted November 25, 2007. Its design is enshrined in the Constitution, Article 11.
Symbolism[]
The Pine Jack has tree parts:
- The hoist[1] is navy blue. This refers to the sea surrounding Lovia and the blue sky above the archipelago. It's also a reference to the liberal thoughts and the freedom of the United Wiki Nations.
- The fly is red and refers to the fire, the passion and the enthusiasm of the people. It's the opposite of the blue and these two colors symbolize both the liberal and the socialist political movements. This means that both ideologies are represented in Lovia and can live in peace together.
- At last there is the badge in the center of the flag, between the two fields. The badge in the center represents a pine tree, specifically the Lovian Jack Pine, the national symbol of Lovia. The fact that it's in between red and blue, symbolizes their relation and the fact they're working together on a united nation.
Similar flags[]
- The French flag[2]
- The flag of the city of Paris[3]
- The flag of the Quapaw Tribe of Indians[4]
- The flag of the Comanche Nation[5]
- The flag of Cascadia
Versions[]
There are three versions of the Lovian flag uploaded on Wikination:
For the smallest version ( 
), this template can be used: {{Lovia}}
References and notes[]
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