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This was the flag of the Kingdom of Poland between 1697 and 1763 under the House of Wettin. The Elector of Saxony was also King of Poland. This monarchy is also called Saxony-Poland. Source for image and text, and more information...
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In the territories of the Polish Crown, the custom of using the flag bearing the Piast eagle has been preserved. Its design has undergone a number of changes over the centuries, but the basic motif of a white eagle on a red background...
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In the early days of heraldry, there were only banners — flags bearing the image of a coat of arms. During the early period of the Piast dynasty, heraldry as we know it did not yet exist; we can only speculate as to what a Polish flag...
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The Polish state ended with the last partition of Poland in 1795, when Poland was divided between Russia, Austria and Prussia. After Napoléon invaded the region (1806), he created the Duchy of Warsaw in 1807, which was under the Saxon...
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The Polish state ended with the last partition of Poland in 1795, when Poland was divided between Russia, Austria and Prussia. After Napoléon invaded the region (1806), he created the Duchy of Warsaw in 1807, which was under the Saxon...
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Kashubia or Pomerelia (the settlement area of the Kashubians in the north of today's Poland) probably never had its own flag, because the country had already lost its independence in 1294. Later it was a Polish voivodeship, but after...
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Kashubia or Pomerelia (the settlement area of the Kashubians in the north of today's Poland) probably never had its own flag, because the country had already lost its independence in 1294. Later it was a Polish voivodeship, but after...
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At the end of the Napoleonic era, by the Congress of Vienna (March 29th, 1815), the Duchy of Warsaw was divided between Prussia, Russia and the Free State of Cracow (Kraków). The Free State of Cracow (also known as Republic of Cracow)...
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The Polish-Ukrainian flag is a purely private design, so it has no official status, and does not represent any association or organization. The flag just combines the flag of Poland and the flag of Ukraine. It stands for the numerous...
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This was probably the provincial official flag of the Prussian Province of Saxony, because whether the provincial governments used their regional color flags for official purposes (official flag) matched with coat of arms is not beyond...
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The colors of Saxony have always been black and gold. This decorative flag shows the coat of arms on the state colors. The Duchy of Saxony was in the hands of the Ascanians from 1180 and came to the House of Wettin in 1423, from 1806...
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The colors of Saxony have always been black and gold. This decorative flag shows the coat of arms on the state colors. Source for image and text, and more information about the country and flag, also in English, at:...
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