List of Castadillaan flags

The following is a list of flags that are used in the Most Serene Sovereignty of Castadilla and its predecessor states.

National flag

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1996-present	State flag	A vertical tricolour of yellow, white, and red charged with the lesser imperial coat of arms centred on the white band.
		Civil flag	A vertical tricolour of yellow, white, and red.

State flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1867-present	Flag of Auxana	A vertical tricolour of white, red, and yellow charged with the cross of the Imperial Order of Christ centred on the red band.
	1852-present	Flag of Baia	A horizontal tricolour of purple, white, and blue charged with a heraldic depiction of the fictional Dynastic Crown of Baia centred on the white band.
	1996-present	Flag of the Federal District	A green field charged with a circle of twenty five-pointed yellow stars.
	1979-present	Flag of Homberia	A horizontal tricolour of red, white (dans double width), and blue charged with a twleve-pointed yellow star centred on the white band.
	1982-present	Flag of Ibimini	A yellow field with a green-fimbriated blue isosceles triangle to the hoist side charged with a horizontal black turtle on the yellow field.
	1947-present	Flag of Inaua	A red field with a rising yellow sun with twelve rays above blue water waves.
	1995-present	Flag of Junu'urinia Ba'andasi-Navidadia	A horizontal tricolour of red, white, and blue with a white-fimbriated black vertical bar at the hoist side charged with a five-pointed white star centred on the black bar.
	1995-present	Flag of Kalanatoa	A horizontal triband of white, black, and white with a red vertical bar at the hoist side charged with a red saltire on a white rectangle and two five-pointed white stars centred on the black band.
	1986-present	Flag of Kauabimini	A green field with a red-fimbriated yellow isosceles triangle to the hoist side charged with a vertical white turtle on the green field.
	1907-present	Flag of Lagocia	A yellow field with a large green rhombus spanning the width and height of the yellow field charged with a blue rectangle containing a white cross with a twelve-pointed yellow halo emerging from white water waves.
	1995-present	Flag of Na'aturie	A white field charged with a red Cross of Sanata Maria to the fly and a single five-pointed white star on a black canton.
	1877-present	Flag of New Isuria	Nine alternating horizontal stripes of yellow and red defaced with a blue saltire.
	1998-present	Flag of Portas Gemeas	Seven alternating horizontal stripes of green, white, and blue with a canton charged with a winged hourglass centred on a blue field.
	1936-present	Flag of Rio Solo	Five horizontal stripes in the pattern of yellow, green, blue, green, and yellow with a blue equalateral triangle on the hoist side charged with a five-pointed white star centred on the triangle.
	1993-present	Flag of Rios Xemelgos	A sky blue field with three horizontal stripes in the pattern of white, blue, and green at the bottom with a yellow circle on the canton charged with a white-fimbriated black coronet.
	1952-present	Flag of Rosaria	A horizontal tricolour of blue, white, and yellow charged with the phrase ¡PATRÍA O MORTE! ("HOMELAND OR DEATH") centred on the blue band, the official Pelaxian name of the state written in the Latin alphabet centred on the white band, and the year 1852 in Caphiric numerals centred on the yellow band.
	1997-present	Flag of Samalosi	A triband of yellow, red-fimbriated white (dans double width), and yellow charged with a light blue isosceles triangle at the hoist side charged with a black crux and the coat of arms near the fly side on the white band.
	1897-present	Flag of Terregran	A vertical tricolour of red, blue, and yellow charged with a group of three five-pointed white stars in the canton.
	2027-present	Flag of Trescolinia	A sky blue field charged with a twenty-pointed yellow star with a sky blue-fimbriated white circle charged with an upside-down brown semicircle on the lower half of the white circle with three green equilateral triangles on the upper half of the white circle.
	1961-present	Flag of Valio	A vertical tricolour of orange, white, and yellow charged with a group of five five-pointed red stars patterned approximately to the size and location of each island in the Valian Archipelago in the white band.

Historical flags

Ceremonial regional flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Auxana
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Baia
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Homberia
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Ibimini
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Inaua
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Kauabimini
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Lagocia
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of New Isuria
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Portas Gemeas
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Rio Solo
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Rios Xemelgos
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Rosaria
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Terregran
	1924-1984	Ceremonial flag of Valio
	1928-1984	Ceremonial flag of Navidadia
	1935-1984	Ceremonial flag of Trescolinia
	1949-1984	Ceremonial flag of Samalosi

Political flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1996-present	Flag of the People's Democratic Party	A red field charged with a yellow hammer and sickle symbol topped with a five-pointed yellow star in the canton separated by a white fimbriation from three vertical stripes of yellow, white, and red.
	1995-present	Flag of the Christian National Party	A yellow field charged with a red-bordered red cross.
	2040-present	Flag of the Christian Social Party	A white field charged with a green-bordered green cross.
	2022-present	Flag of the Delepasian Alternative	A horizontal tricolour of purple, white, and blue charged with three small flags (the flag of the Isurians to the left, the flag of Navidadia in the centre, and the flag of the Delepasian Kingdom to the right) centred on the white band.

Proposed flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1995	Proposed flag designs for the Castadillaan flag debate	A yellow field charged with a white-fimbriated red cross that extends to the edges; the vertical part of the cross is shifted to the hoist side.
			A yellow field charged with four vertical lines of various widths; the lines are, from hoist to fly, white, green, black, and red.
			A horizontal tricolour of purple, white, and blue with red fimbriations and a yellow-fimbriated black isoceles triangle based on the hoist-side and a green pile centred over the tricolour.
			A vertical tricolour design with yellow and black on the hoist band, white in the middle band, and green and red on the fly band.
			A vertical tricolour of black, red, and green charged with a silver eagle clutching a fasces.
			A yellow field with a large red rhombus in the centre, bearing a black disk which forms a celestial globe depicting nineteen small white five-pointed stars.
			A vertical tricolour of purple, white, and blue charged with a depiction of the Virgin Mary centred on the white band.
			A horizontal tricolour of yellow, white, and red charged with three small flags (the flag of the Loa to the left, the flag of the Taineans in the centre, and the flag of Cartadania to the right) centred on the white band.
			A horizontal tricolour of yellow, white, and red charged with the Grand Imperial Crown centred on the white band.
			A horizontal triband of yellow , red (dans double width), and yellow charged with the lesser imperial coat of arms off-centred to the hoist side.
			A horizontal tricolour of yellow, white-fimbriated black, and red charged with three white five-pointed stars centred on the middle band.
			A horizontal pattern of five bands of yellow, green, red, white, and black from top to bottom.
			A horizontal tricolour of red, aquamarine, and white, with two black right scalene triangles on opposite sides. On the red band is a yellow half-sun with nine rays.
			A horizontal tricolour of yellow, white, and blue charged with a red sun with sixteen rays.
			A vertical tricolour of black, red, and green, with the hoist and fly bands each charged with two small flags (the flags of Pelaxia and Cartadania on the hoist band, and the flags of the Loa and the Taineans on the fly band).

Cultural flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1889-present	Flag of the Hombertos	A vertical series of nine bands with each colour, in order from outermost to innermost, patterned in red, green, yellow, blue, and black.
	1909-present	Flag of the Taineans	A horizontal tricolour of red, yellow (dans triple width), and green charged with a black Tainean sun emblem centred on the yellow band.
	1964-present	Flag of the Braivin people	A light blue flag with a yellow Cogenian cross in a white circle above a band of blue water waves to the bottom.
	1975-present	Flag of the Loa	A horizontal triband of red, white-fimbriated navy blue, and red charged with three white five-pointed stars centred on the navy blue band.
	1977-present	Flag of the Delepasians	Thirteen alternating horizontal stripes of yellow and red charged with a white circle centred on the banner with a black-fimbriated green Cross of Santiago centred on the circle.

See also

• Imperial coat of arms of Castadilla
• Anthems of Castadilla