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Finding historical chinese flags not easy, there aren't many that would fit the game. So no wonder the devs left us with not so many to choose from.

Ming dynasti flag from year 1368-1644, however not sure if fictional or historical. Because i also read that Throughout majority of history China had no need for a national flag. The first Chinese national flag was adopted in 1889 during the Qing dynasty. (Those flags we already have in game).

 

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And as for the flag below, "When the Qing dynasty purchased warships from the United Kingdom in 1862, Horatio Nelson Lay designed several naval flags based on the custom flag he designed.[9] These proposals were not recognized by the Qing dynasty government.[10]"  (source wikipedia)

 

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So i guess neither of them would be historial accurate to implement in game, thought i would post them anyway. 

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On 4/21/2020 at 8:30 AM, Emperor Ming said:

Finding historical chinese flags not easy, there aren't many that would fit the game. So no wonder the devs left us with not so many to choose from.

Ming dynasti flag from year 1368-1644, however not sure if fictional or historical. Because i also read that Throughout majority of history China had no need for a national flag. The first Chinese national flag was adopted in 1889 during the Qing dynasty. (Those flags we already have in game).

And as for the flag below, "When the Qing dynasty purchased warships from the United Kingdom in 1862, Horatio Nelson Lay designed several naval flags based on the custom flag he designed.[9] These proposals were not recognized by the Qing dynasty government.[10]"  (source wikipedia)

So i guess neither of them would be historial accurate to implement in game, thought i would post them anyway. 

the flags posted from my side are real flags from this period (1700 +). they mostly looks like the same but with different colors. the last one is a real chines pirate flag ( from Shap Ng Tsai).

you can see all those flags here at: https://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections.html#!csearch;authority=subject-90701;browseBy=collection

it's worth a visit.

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My biggest suggestion is flags in the open world.

 

Also maybe some sort of pennant or signal flag to denote size and amount of fleet escorts. Use the scope to see nation, ship and fleet info with no menu box, but can click as usual.

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nation:  Dutch 

Admiralty Friesland

https://www.wikiwand.com/nl/Wapen_van_Friesland

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flag from The  "ommelanden" (*eastern part of Friesland )(( with >>  Harts not leafs))

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlag_van_Groningen_(provincie)#/media/Bestand:Flag_Ommelanden.svg

^^  big picture-

 

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Flag : De Ommelanden 

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https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wapen_van_Friesland#Ommelanden

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Historically, such a flag had been flown at sea by ships that had their home ports in West Friesland.

https://www.wikiwand.com/nl/Vlag_van_West-Friesland

Bowles's_naval_flags_of_the_world,_1783.

 

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Flag:  Westfriesland

The riddle of the five blocks
During the West Frisian Day 2008, Ina Broekhuizen-Slot received a West Frisian flag from Hoorn's mayor, Onno van Veldhuizen. In recent months it has been investigated whether this flag is the real West Frisian flag. Advice from flag experts was sought.
This research shows that the flag with the azure blue background and the two prominent lions plus five cubes in gold can be considered the real West Frisian flag. This flag reflects the old Frisian coat of arms, which was already used in the Middle Ages. That weapon appears in the Dutch Chronicle (1405-1409), recorded by Heraut Gelre. On that weapon are two prominent lions surrounded by white tokens. West Friesland has maintained this weapon, only the white blocks (tokens) became silver. The number was later reduced to five and the cubes, like the lions, turned golden. The flag is a reflection of the coat of arms on the shield.

 

source: https://www.westfriesgenootschap.nl/genootschap/actueel/2009/genootschap_actueel_raadsel_vijf_blokjes.php

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Some more US flags would be nice, here are some ideas.

flag of the USS Lexington

[Lexington Ensign flag]

Grand Union flag but with red and green stripes

[Grand Union flag with red/green stripes]

New England Ensign after 1707

148 Best Flags of the American Revolution images | American ...

New York Naval Ensign 1775

New York Beaver Flag

South Carolina Navy Ensign

File:Ensign of the South Carolina Navy.svg - Wikipedia

Connecticut Privateer Flag

[Connecticut Colonial Privateer flag]

Pennsylvania Navy 1776

Pennsylvania Navy 1776 | TME

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On 8/20/2019 at 11:59 AM, Svennik said:

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Yes please, give Denmark more flags ^^

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And just a normal one without the split thing.

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Or the danish asiatic company/east india company with the writing DAC similar to the DWC 

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Flag proposal: Noord-Brabant

Dimensions 2:3

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Noord-Brabant

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History
The North Brabant flag dates from the Middle Ages. Since the proclamation of the County of Leuven during the Lorraine period, the colors red and white appear in Brabant standards, flags and pennants. The Duchy of Brabant adopted these colors. During the Middle Ages and the centuries*  that followed, red and white were widely used. Ships in particular sail under a red and white flag, especially in Antwerp.

 

 

The flag fell into disuse at the end of the 18th century. The red and white checkered flag has only been the official flag of the province of Noord-Brabant since 1959.

course : https://www.wikiwand.com/nl/Vlag_van_Noord-Brabant

note*: This flag has the highest seniority in the netherlands (first on the left, so it's a important flag) 

 

final.

 

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branche VP 

flag of Amsterdam 

 

historical views:  

picture of a Kogge ship below

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wapen_van_Amsterdam#/media/Bestand:Wapen_munttoren_(Amsterdam).JPG

By P.H. Louw op de Nederlandstalige Wikipedia, CC BY 2.5 nl, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3261422

 

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proposal 1  below 

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Flag : Amsterdam

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proposal 2 

Before the current flag was adopted, a flag (albeit unofficial) was used that showed the city coat of arms in the center of a red-white-black horizontal tricolor. Such a design was already in use in the 17th century, but in Amsterdam history other designs in the colors red, black and white were also used. Sometimes the three Andrew's crosses were placed in the white orbit of the red-white-blue. [1] The Amsterdam flag is common in the street scene of Amsterdam. The Amsterdam football club AFC Ajax uses the Amsterdam flag as captain's armband.

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 image by Mark Sensen, 08 July 1999

Before 1975,  a tricolour red-white-black with the arms on the white stripe was used. Such a flag was already know since the 17th century.
Mark Sensen, 08 July 1999

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important link below from cornelisz vroom 

https://www.artsy.net/artwork/hendrik-cornelisz-vroom-the-return-to-amsterdam-of-the-second-expedition-to-the-east-indies

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flag of Amsterdam (see also link ->.    https://www.artsy.net/artwork/hendrik-cornelisz-vroom-the-return-to-amsterdam-of-the-second-expedition-to-the-east-indies

The Return to Amsterdam of the Second Expedition to the Indies, 1599

 Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom (1566-1640) which is in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. The painting shows the return to Amsterdam of the ships ‘Overijssel’, ‘Vriesland’, ‘Mauritius’ and ‘Hollandia’ from the second Dutch trading expedition to the East Indies in 1599. The city of Amsterdam is visible on the right.

 

in the great mast the crest of maurits.

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurits_van_Oranje#/media/Bestand:Maurits_van_Oranje_wapen.svg

Maurits van Oranje (Dillenburg, November 14, 1567 - The Hague, April 23, 1625), Prince of Orange and Count of Nassau was stadtholder and army commander of the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. ... Maurits became governor of the provinces of Gelderland, Overijssel and Utrecht in 1590.

 

proposal: 3  @admin

 

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Flag  Amsterdam 

(like in the painting in the post  of cornelisz vroom)            FoU own work Thonys (svg available)

 

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final

 

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proposal @admin

branche  VP

 

https://www.artsy.net/artwork/hendrik-cornelisz-vroom-the-return-to-amsterdam-of-the-second-expedition-to-the-east-indies

The Return to Amsterdam of the Second Expedition to the Indies, 1599

 Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom (1566-1640) which is in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. The painting shows the return to Amsterdam of the ships ‘Overijssel’, ‘Vriesland’, ‘Mauritius’ and ‘Hollandia’ from the second Dutch trading expedition to the East Indies in 1599. The city of Amsterdam is visible on the right.

 

in the great mast the crest of maurits.

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurits_van_Oranje#/media/Bestand:Maurits_van_Oranje_wapen.svg

Maurits van Oranje (Dillenburg, November 14, 1567 - The Hague, April 23, 1625), Prince of Orange and Count of Nassau was stadtholder and commander of the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. ... Maurits became governor of the provinces of Gelderland, Overijssel and Utrecht in 1590.

 

 

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proposal 

Command flag: Maurits van Oranje 

 

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Free of use for NA

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