Symbols of Allacoa

A list of the national, local and historical symbols of Allacoa.

Current symbols

Flag of the Federal Republic of Allacoa, standardized by law in 318.

Coat of arms of Allacoa.

The current flag of Allacoa was adopted in March 306. Further legislation signed on the 25th of August 318 standardized the colours and ratio of the flag. According to the Zarha Watani (the country's parliament), black stands for the unity of the people of Allacoa and red for the struggle for independence. The eight-pointed golden sun symbolizes the several provinces united into one Federal Republic.

Legislation specifies the colours of the flag as "Standard Black" (RGB 00,00,00) "Allacoan Scarlet" (RGB 200,00,00) and "Savannah Golden" (RGB 255,255,30).

The national coat of arms of Allacoa are, in heraldical parlance, Sable, an Allacoan sun Or; for supporters, dexter a lion rampant Or, sinister a leopard rampant Or. On a scroll, the Afrazlala word Kujitegemea ("independently").

Provinces

Ataraki

Buwisi

Chakawe

Fohune

Garakwe

Kisi

Kiwazu

Topiwaki

Tsatali

Tsawebo

Tsentral

Ya Kitaifa

Past symbols

Federal Republic of Allacoa (March 306 - August 318).

Federated Republic of Allacoa (September 300 - March 306) Red stands for might, gold for the lifegiving sun and green for hope.

Federated Republic of Allacoa (August - September 300)

Confederacy of the Autonomous Communites of Allacoa (October 299 - August 300). The black diagonal stripe symbolizes the struggle for independence, while the yellow star is an ancient symbol of the Afrayenne peoples. The flag was first hoisted in Unancha following the declaration of independence in August 299.

Allacoan National Liberation Front (268 - October 299)

Yellow Melania (August - October 299). Used by the YFS colonists and military, although never officially adopted.