Flag of Creeperopolis

This article is about the national flag of Creeperopolis. For the flags of its subdivisions, see Department flags of Creeperopolis.

Creeperopolis

Names	Bandera Nacional, El Negro y Blanco
Use	National flag and ensign
Proportion	1,011:2,048 (approximately 1:2)
Adopted	15 September 1935 (de facto) 4 October 1949 (de jure)
Design	A battlement-style horizontal bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom), with the Creeperian coat of arms in the center and the Papal coat of arms in the hoist canton.
Designed by	José Quiñónez Cañas
Variant flag of Creeperopolis
Use	Civil flag and ensign
Proportion	1,011:2,048 (approximately 1:2)
Adopted	15 September 1935 (de facto) 4 October 1949 (de jure)
Design	A battlement-style horizontal bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom).

The national flag of Creeperopolis (Creeperian – Creeperian: Բանդերա դե Ծրեեպերօպոլիս; Creeperian – Iberic: Bandera de Creeperópolis) is a horizontal banner which consists of a black and white bicolor superseded by in the center by the national coat of arms and in the upper right canton by the Papal coat of arms. It was initially adopted by the Adolfisto on 25 December 1845 and used until 31 December 1887, when it was relinquished by the Second Parliament. The flag was readopted by the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council on 2 January 1933 and was made the country's official flag on 4 October 1949. Its official proportions are 1,120 to 1,949 (symbolic of the rise of the House of Martínez in 1120 and the Creeperian Initiative in 1949), although the flag is most commonly rendered in a 1 to 2 ratio for simplicity.

Specifications

Colors

The primary colors of the flag are black and white.

Color	Hexadecimal code
Black (Negro)	#1A1A1A
White (Blanco)	#FFFFFF

The secondary colors of the flag are gold, red, light gray, dark gray, and green.

Color	Hexadecimal code
Gold (Oro)	#F8C401
Red (Rojo)	#BB0921
Light gray (Gris claro)	#C0C0C0
Dark gray (Gris oscuro)	#8B8B8B
Green (verde)	#2B8557

Design

Officially, the black on the flag represents the "determination of the Creeperian people" and the white represents "the peace the people of the nation work towards." The inter-linked box-pattern symbolizes that determination is necessary for peace.

Armed forces flags

Branch	Flag	Description
Creeperian Armed Forces		A horizontal triband of blue and white with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Defense located in the center, crossing into all three bands of the flag.
Creeperian Army		A gold saw-toothed cross straddled by black on the top and bottom and white on the left and right.
Creeperian Navy		A gold saw-toothed cross straddled by white on the top and bottom and black on the left and right.
Creeperian Air Force		A white saw-toothed cross on a black background.
Creeperian Imperial Guard		A gold saw-toothed cross on a white background.
National Intelligence Directorate		A black saw-toothed cross on a white background.

History

Old Kingdom and Emirate

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  War ensign of the old kingdom (537–540)

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  War ensign of the old kingdom (540–745)

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  War ensign of the emirate (745–1231)

New Kingdom

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  War ensign of the kingdom (1231–1326)

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  War ensign of the kingdom (1326–1565)

First Parliamentary Era

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  State flag of the constitutional monarchy (1565–1729)

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  National flag of the republic (1729–1741)

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  State flag of the constitutional monarchy (1729–1771)

Empire

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  State flag of the empire (1771–1778)

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  State flag of the Manuelisto (1778–1833)

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  State flag of the Adolfisto (1833–1845)

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  National flag of the Adolfisto (1845–1887)

Second Parliamentary Era

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  State flag of the constitutional monarchy (1887–1933)

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  Civil flag of the constitutional monarchy (1887–1933)

Creeperian Civil War

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  State flag of the Romerists (1933)

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  State flag of the Romerists (1933)

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  State flag of the Romerists (1933–1935)

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  State flag of the Romerists (1935–1949)

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  State flag of the Miguelists (1933–1936)

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  State flag of the Miguelists (1936–1939)

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  State flag of the Miguelists (1939–1949)

Modern usage

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  National flag of Creeperopolis (1949–present)

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  Civil flag of Creeperopolis (1949–present)

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  State flag of the exiled government (2003–2020)

Viceroyal flags

Main article: Department flags of Creeperopolis

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Abdan	A horizontal tricolor of green, yellow, and green, with the emblem of the viceroyalty on the center of the flag.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Adolfosburg	A horizontal tricolor of black, white, and black, with the coat of arms of the viceroyalty on the hoist side.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Atlántida	A horizontal tricolor of gold, white, and black.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Arzúa	A vertical tricolor of red, blue, and gold.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Castilliano	A white banner with the Cross of Creeperopolis in the center.
100px	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Juan	A swallowtail horizontal bicolor of black and white with a hole in the hoist side.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Helam	A horizontal tricolor of red, blue, and red, with a yellow triangle on the hoist.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Irixoa	A horizontal tricolor of yellow, blue, and yellow, with green land, a tree, and a whitehouse in the blue band.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Jakiz	A triborder of red, yellow, and green, with an eight pointed star in the center.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of La'Libertad del Norte	A blue banner with a white cross.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of La'Libertad del Sur	A banner with blue on the hoist and red on the fly separated by a white vertile wave.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of La'Unión	A verticle tricolor of yellow, white, and red, with the coat of arms of the viceroyalty in the center.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Pontevedra	A verticle tricolor of blue, gold, and blue.
100px	1232-present	Viceroyal Flag of Salvador	A swallowtail horizontal bicolor of black and white.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Luís	A horizontal tricolor of green, white, and purple, with twenty-four gold stars in the white band.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Miguel	A horizontal tricolor of red, white, and blue, with the coat of arms of the viceroyalty in the center.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Pablo	A horizontal bicolor of green and white.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Pedro	A horizontal tricolor of blue, white, and yellow.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Xichútepa	A horizontal segmented double tricolor of red, white, and yellow, and blue, white, and blue.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Salvador	A horizontal seven striped banner of black and white with a red canton square with the coat of arms of the viceroyalty in the canton.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of San Salvador del Norte	A horizontal seven stripped banner of black and white with a red canton square with the coat of arms of the viceroyalty in the canton.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Santa Ana	A horizontal seven striped banner of blue, white, red, and gold.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Santa María	A white banner with a blue canton square with a five pointed star in the canton.
	1839-present	Viceroyal Flag of Senvar	A horizontal five striped banner of black, gold, and red.
	1839-present	Viceroyal Flag of Sonsatepan	A horizontal tricolor of red, black, and red.
100px	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Sonsonate	A horizontal tricolor of blue, white, and green, with the coat of arms of the viceroyalty in the center.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Costa Rica	A horizontal tricolor of green, white, and yellow.
	1949-present	Viceroyal Flag of Cantoño	A horizontal tricolor of white, green, and yellow.
	?-present	Viceroyal Flag of Zapatista	A horizontal tricolor of red, white, and green, with a blue triangle on the hoist.

See also

• Creeperopolis