Royal Academy of Vexillology

Function: To "maintain the official flags and other seals of the Kingdom"

The Royal Academy of Vexillology (Talossan: l'Academieu Rexhital Drapëuloxhanal) is an arm of the Royal College of Arms tasked with maintaining and cataloguing the nation's flags, banners, etc. The Academy is headed by a Provost, currently the College's Long Fellow, Mic'haglh Autófil.

National Flags

Flag of:	Adopted	Description	Official Colors	Official Ratio	Control
Talossa	2 Mar 1981/II	A green and red horizontal bicolor			Organic Law, Article I, Section 6
Senäts	1 Apr 2023/XLIV	"The official flag of the Senäts shall be a 2:3 vertically striped bicolour of green and red, charged on the fly side with the device of the Senäts ['Argent, the facade of Merrill Hall sable, within a braided bordure or studded with eight jewels gules']."	Bicoloreu Green Bicoloreu Red Gold Black White	2:3	El Lexhatx, Title F, Section 10
Cosă	1 Apr 2023/XLIV	"The official flag of the Cosa shall be a 2:3 vertically striped bicolour of red and green, charged on the fly side with the device of the Cosa ['Argent, the facade of Merrill Hall sable, within an engrailed bordure or']."	Bicoloreu Green Bicoloreu Red Gold Black White	2:3	El Lexhatx, Title F, Section 11
Chancery		A white field, the third closest to the hoist being red; the remaining white field bears the "Ben" symbol in red.		3:5	unknown
Royal Academy of Vexillology	31 Dec 2024/XLVI	"A triangular swallowtail quarterly vert and gules, I. two trumpets in saltire or over a three-tailed banner palewise of the third."	Bicoloreu Green Bicoloreu Red Gold	5:8	Proclamation by RAV Provost Mic'haglh Autófil

Provincial Flags

Flag of:	Adopted	Description	Official Colors	Official Ratio	Control
Atatürk		A field of three green and two white stripes, in the hoist a red triangle bearing a white crescent moon and star			unknown
Belacostă		"Per fess vert and gules an inescutcheon per tierce vert, argent, and gules fimbriated or in chief a royal crown proper."			Blazon: Constitution of Belacostă, Article 6
Cézembre		"Sable four bars argent, on a canton argent eleven ermine-spots sable four, three, and four."	Black White		Blazon: Constitution of Cézembre, Article 6
Fiovă	21 May 2012/XXXIII	A dark green field with two red stripes; over all a white five-pointed star, oriented down	#0d6820 (13,104,32) #e91016 (233,16,22) White	5:8	Official image: Constitution of Fiovă, Article II, Section 1
Florencia	18 April 2008/XXIX	"The provincial flag of Florencia is a banner in dimensions five by the hoist to eight by the fly, and is so blazoned as follows: Azure a Florentine fleurs-de-lis Or in chief three barrulets of the same."		5:8	Constitution of Florencia, Article II, Section 1
Maricopa		"The Provincial flag shall consist of a triple cross, green upon white upon orange, on a white field."			Constitution of Maricopa, Article 6
Maritiimi-Maxhestic	10 Sep 2010/XXXI at latest	"The provincial flag shall be emblazoned 'Per Scandinavian cross, 1 Per fess vert and gules, 2 and 3 Argent, 4 Tierced in pale gules, or, and azure; a Scandinavian cross sable fimbriated argent and refimbriated sable; overall at the center of the cross a plate fimbriated sable charged with an anchor sable festooned at its head with a ribband azure bearing the legend "8-1-93" sable.'"			M-M Comprehensive Body of Law, Title A, Section 7
Vuode		A white field, bearing the Bicoloreu in the canton. In the hoist, a pair of pillars (intended to resemble the Pillars of Hercules, perhaps?) flanking the 'Ben' symbol, with a crown above.			unknown

Other Flags

Flag of:	Image	Adopted	Description	Colors	Ratio	Control
Péngöpäts			A horizontal bicolor of light blue and white			unknown

Former Flags

Flag of:	Adopted	Deprecated	Description	Ratio	Control
Senäts	1 Feb 1996/XVII	1 April 2023/XLIV	A horizontal bicolor of green and red, with a white triangle in the fly, bearing the Lesser State Arms. The then-emblem of the Senäts is located in the fly of the red band. Fringed on the fly end.	10:19 * (excluding fringe)	Official Image: 20RC26
Cosă	1 Feb 1996/XVII	1 April 2023/XLIV	A horizontal bicolor of green and red, with a white triangle in the fly, bearing the Lesser State Arms. The then-emblem of the Cosă is located in the fly of the green band.	10:19 *	Official image: 20RC27
Florencia		18 April 2008/XXIX	A purple field, adorned with three yellow bars of diminishing width, above the seal of the Kingdom of Talossa between the flags of Italy (signifying the separation from then-Benito province) and Talossa, with the lettering "SÅ VIVA L'QINEU" (early Talossan for "Long live the King") in white.	1:2	unknown
Republic of Talossa		21 April 2012/XXXIII	A vertical bicolor of green and red, bearing in the center four white five-pointed stars arranged in a circle or cross.	2:3	unknown

* This ratio is the same as the flag of the United States.

Recommendations

Where some flags may specify an exact color scheme, others do not. The Academy recommends the following colors for use in such cases to keep the nation's fleet of flags uniform.

Color	RGB	Hex	CMYK	Pantone	Notes
Bicoloreu Green	(0,132,0)	#008400	(100,0,100,48)	348 C
Bicoloreu Red	(226,3,8)	#E20308	(0,99,96,11)	185 C
Gold / Yellow	(254,195,34)	#FEC322	(0,23,87,0)	1235 C
Gold / Yellow	(249,228,75)	#F9E44B	(0,8,70,2)	106 C	Maritiimi-Maxhestic
Azure / Blue	(30,61,123)	#1E3D7B	(76,50,0,52)	7687 C
Azure / Blue	(75,97,209)	#4B61D1	(64,54,0,18)	2726 C	Maritiimi-Maxhestic
Orange	(240,138,25)	#F08A19	(0,43,90,6)	1375 C
Light Blue	(24,191,216)	#18BFD8	(89,12,0,15)	311 C	Péngöpäts

Furthermore, the Academy recommends a flag ratio of five units height to eight units length.

Bringing the various flags of the nation into compliance with these recommendations yields the following:
(Note: none of these flags are official, but are simply compliant with both their controlling statute and the RAV's recommendations.)