The County of Fézensac arose in the 8th century, out of it the County of Armagnac emerged. That was in the hands of various dynasties and came to the French crown in 1607.
the Regions The until the French Revolution existing provinces (or governorates) have
Reuss-Ebersdorf was a principality in the German Empire from 1790 to 1848. From 1820 the country used a black, red and golden striped flag. The princes of Reuss-Ebersdorf abdicated in 1848.
The Princes of Reuss of the 18th/19th century have been the Bailiffs of Weida in
The Kurds had their own states only for a short time in their history and thus flags. Most of them can be found here.
However, the Kurds have never lived there, and this theory is considered very unlikely
Wales is a part of England and thus of the United Kingdom. Its flag is horizontally striped in white and green and shows a red dragon in the middle.
All other Celtic territories have borrowed their heraldry from their respective sovereigns
The colony of the British Windward Islands comprised islands in the south-east Caribbean. The Governor-in-Chief used the Windward Islands badge on his flag.
overarching political entity of the British Windward Islands most likely did not have
The colors and flags of Saxony were originally in the old German imperial colors black and gold. White and green were introduced not until 1815.
They have their roots most likely in the crest of the Dominion of Landsberg.
The White Hun Empire was an historical empire from the 5th to the 7th century. The flag or banner was supposedly a single-coloured white bunting with three stars in the upper corner.
original Huns, who appeared a few years earlier on the scene, although the White Huns have
The county of Périgord was established in 778, was ruled by various dynasties, and came finally under the French crown in 1607.
the Regions The until the French Revolution existing provinces (or governorates) have
The Corn Islands or Islas del Maíz are a Nicaraguan territory in the Caribbean Sea. The territory has had its own flag since 2009.
BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Meaning/Origin of the Flag The Corn Islands have
The county of Toulouse – later called Languedoc – existed from the 9th century. In 1271 it came to the French crown.
the Regions The until the French Revolution existing provinces (or governorates) have
