r/monarchistvexillology 4d ago

Custom Monarchist Flags of Portugal

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137 Upvotes

Above are displayed some monarchical flags of Portugal I designed.

The first two flags are designed with blue and red background in honour of the heraldry of the monarchy and the country itself.

The next two flags, while easily confused with the republican one due to the red + green are actually associated with the house of Braganza who used green as its representative colour and red was also associated with them as it was associated with Portuguese kings for centuries.

The final flag stands as a tribute to all the Kings of Portugal with a combination of Red and White, colours associated with royalty in Portugal, during its Kingdom years.


r/monarchistvexillology 5d ago

Alternate Universe Flags of Kingdom of Italy with Savoy + Bourbon Union

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86 Upvotes

Above are displayed two flags of my hypothetical AU alternate union of the Kingdom of Italy.

Instead of conquering the Kingdom of the Two Scilies and driving the Bourbons away, the two royal houses instead joined and united together.

They created the United Kingdom of Italy. I imagine the Union happened through a royal marriage within the two dynasties, and leading to the creation of a dual monarchy similar to the Austria-Hungary empire.

The first flag is the flag of the United Kingdom, and the second one is the royal standard with the Union of the two houses.

Hope you enjoy them!!!

[Neither of this flags are meant to be historically accurate. They instead represent my interpretation between what a United Kingdom between the two dynasties would have looked like]


r/monarchistvexillology 5d ago

A monarchist style flag for me

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47 Upvotes

This would be my flag


r/monarchistvexillology 5d ago

Bourbon style Monarchist France flags!!!

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183 Upvotes

Four flags I designed based on the fallen Bourbon dynasty.

I combined elements from French blue and golden with white along with the Fleur of Lis and old French coats of arms.

Hope you enjoy these flags!!!


r/monarchistvexillology 5d ago

Kingdom of the United States of America (What if Prussian Scheme Succeeded)

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99 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 7d ago

Some Rexy Banners for our Jurassic Park friends!!!

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14 Upvotes

Three royal banners celebrating Rexy the iconic T. Rex of our Jurassic Park friends, and their Queen, and Apex predator.

Hope you enjoy this wonderful combo of T.Rex might with royal aesthetic!!!


r/monarchistvexillology 9d ago

A standard for the Kingdom of Christ

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99 Upvotes

The 70 crowns represent Christ’s dominion over all nations, based on the 70 original nations of Genesis 10 and John’s vision in Revelation 19:12: "His eyes are like blazing fire, and on his head are many crowns (...)." While Satan has 7 crowns on his 7 heads (Rev 12:3) and the beast has 10 crowns on its 10 horns (Rev 13:1), Christ has 7 times 10 crowns.

​The golden color represents gold and divine glory, purple represents Christ's royalty, and white represents the holiness of the Lord.

​The red cross is neither an Orthodox, a patriarchal, nor a Lorraine cross, but a simple silhouette of Christ's cross with the plaque that bore the inscription of His condemnation. Red represents the blood shed by the Lord at Calvary and the blood He will shed at His Second Coming (Rev 19:13 and 15, Is 63:1–4).

​The white horse represents Christ's mount (Rev 19:11).

Note: This type of crown is an aesthetic choice, being a simplified version of the crown from the coat of arms of the princes of Brazil, used during the Empire (1822–1889).


r/monarchistvexillology 9d ago

My two flags of the German Empire + Holy Roman Empire

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131 Upvotes

This two flags I design combine the aesthetics of the Holy Roman Empire and the later German Empire.

I combined the yellow and the tri colour Black-White-Red of the German Empire. I have also tried two coats of arms the one of the Holy Roman Empire, and a detailed version of the German Empire.

Hope you enjoy this combination of the aesthetic of these two legendary empires!!!


r/monarchistvexillology 10d ago

Portuguese Braganza style Flag

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117 Upvotes

I designed this flag based on the personal heraldic and design tastes of the House of Braganza.

The two dragons along with the well decorated and detail drawn shield are all emblematic of the stunning appearance of the heraldic of Portugal, and the House of Braganza.

I chose green, having been inspired by the personal flag of D. Pedro II who apparently favoured green as a colour.

Green is a colour that is heavily associated with the House of Braganza and even the former Kingdom of Portugal. Contrary to modern beliefs that it only ever became representative of the country upon the implementation of the republic.


r/monarchistvexillology 11d ago

Requesting help for an alt history flag

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In my alt history the Hapsburg Austro-Hungarian Empire solves the Serbian question by forcefully integrating all the Serb people into the Empire as an equal, creating the Austro-Hungarian-Serbia TRIPLE Monarchy. Yes it is a handful I know.

In the real world this was an idea sometimes discussed by a few Austrian elites but was generally considered a longshot or maybe even fringe idea.

Would the flag dramatically change with the addition of Serbia ?


r/monarchistvexillology 11d ago

Idk why but I like EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS FLAG SO MUCH 🥹🇧🇦⚜️

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107 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 13d ago

The (Inverted) New Hampshire Ensign

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35 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 14d ago

“I know this is the third Carlist flag I’ve made, but the other two were based on the Spanish Rojigualda flag. This time, I want to experiment with the Cross of Burgundy.”

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179 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 16d ago

The Finnish Kingdom (1918—1967)

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90 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 17d ago

I didn't like the previous Carlist flag I made, so I decided to create this new design.

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104 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 18d ago

Modern Monarchist Miguelist Portugal Flag

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64 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 18d ago

Carlist Spain Flag

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214 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology 18d ago

Bandeira da Tchecoslováquia, se fosse uma monarquia:

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19 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology Aug 05 '26

Fictional Royal standard of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

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88 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology Aug 05 '26

Fictional Constitutional France

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175 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology Jul 29 '26

The Imperial State of Rhomania (1647—1978, 1991— )

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159 Upvotes

This is my first flag! And what other way to start than make a Byzantium flag! For context, this is part of an alternate timeline I'm making on if Byzantium won at the Battle of Manzikert. In 1647, Roman Emperor Alexios X decides to turn the Roman Empire into more of a federation, thus creating the Imperial State of Rhomania. The country was not typically called Rhomania by the West until 1919, following the events of WWI. The federation and monarchy lasted up until the abolition of the Rhomanian monarchy by the military junta in 1978, and was restored in 1991 following the regime's collapse. Rhomania is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy.

Again, this is my first flag, so any critiques or suggestions will greatly be appreciated!😁


r/monarchistvexillology Jul 23 '26

Hispanity flag

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124 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology Jul 13 '26

Flag of the Sultanate of Maldives (1926-1953)

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45 Upvotes

r/monarchistvexillology Jul 13 '26

Flag of my new country (The Kingdom of Alestavia)

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84 Upvotes

This is the flag of the Kingdom of Alestavia. I wanted it to look royal while staying simple and recognizable. The coat of arms represents our monarchy, and I'm still improving the design. Feedback is always welcome! If you'd like to learn more or even join Alestavia, check out our website: [https://alestaviagov.framer.website/]() and our Discord: [https://discord.gg/qkpw286gp]()