List of Cordinari flags

National flag

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020–present	Grand Duchy of Cordinar	The state flag of Cordinar is known colloquially as the 'Francol'. The flag is a triband composed of yellow, red, and blue with three fleurs de lis in the centre of each line which serve as symbols of the French heritage of the first Cordinari and their former nation of Canada. They also represent the three founding nobles who created Cordinar, Kory, William, and Odolf. Though the meaning behind the colours is unknown, the story of the nickname of the flag is as unique as the nation it represents. It was named the 'Francol' by Grand Duke Kory when fellow Cordinari, Nicholas, made a sarcastic remark about the flag. Nicholas said the flag looked like "The Colombian flag with french [REDACTED] on it". Kory then combined the words Colombian and French, which became the 'Francol', and that still stands to this day.

Royal standard

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020–present	Grand Duke of Cordinar	The Royal Standard of Cordinar is a square flag that displays a 3x3 checkerboard pattern consisting of the national colours of yellow, red, and blue. This flag flies at the same height as the Francol and is flown on special occasions when the Grand Duke is present.

Army flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020–present	Cordinar Army	The flag of the Cordinar Army is a red ensign flag with Cordinar's national flag in the canton and the symbol of the army on the fly end of the field.
	2020–present	Grand Ducal Guard	Based off an old merchant ensign of Tuscany, the flag of the Royal Guard consists of a red and yellow centered cross on a blue and white checkerboard. It is charged with the emblem of the Grand Ducal Guard.

Counties

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020–present	Lacmontagne	The flag of Lacmontagne is alike the national flag itself other than the addition of white. It uses two stylised triangles as symbols of the three founding nobles. The fleur de lis is a predominant symbol on all the flags, nodding to the 'Francol'.
	2020–present	County of Dostoyevsky	The flag of the Dostoyevsky is quite similar to the national flag itself. However, it uses a red and blue triangle as a symbol of the three founding nobles. The colours stay the same other than the addition of white. The fleur de lis is a predominant symbol on all the flags, nodding to the 'Francol'.
	2020–present	Valley West	The flag of Valley West is also similar to the national flag itself. It uses a triangle adorned with a laurel as a symbol of the three founding nobles. The colours stay the same other than the addition of white. The fleur de lis is a predominant symbol on all the flags, nodding to the 'Francol'.
	2020–present	Luonnonmaa	Luonnonmaa, has the only quartered (four colours) county flag. It uses the same colours and pattern as the other county flags but includes the blue that appears on the nation's flag. The diamond shape in the middle represents it being the fourth county and the three fleur de lis represent the three original counties.

Capital District

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020–present	Ducaillaud	Ducaillaud's flag is a tricolour identical to the national flag that replaces the three fleur de lis with a blue crest, three stars and one yellow fleur de lis on its own.

Territories

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2021–present	Hans Island Territory	The first territory claimed by Cordinar, the Hans Island Territory, is also a quartered flag using the nation's colours. A white stripe was added between the red and blue to represent Canada and Denmark, the two nation's that also bear claims to the island. The golden symbol in the middle of the flag represents a bottle of Danish Brandy and Canadian Club. This was chosen because of the symbol of peace given by both nation's in a former treaty over the island.
	2021–present	Pine Lake Territory	The Pine Lake Territory's flag is a quartered flag that uses Cordinar's colours alongside green in its striping to represent the area of North Bay, Ontario, where it is situated. It is charged with a white fleur de lis.
	2021–present	Jerome Mine Territory	The Jerome Mine Territory's flag consists of three horizontal stripes of red, white, and red again with a yellow rectangle following the width of the flag. This represents a gold block because the area was previously a gold mine until 1945. The blue wave represents the area where the gold was originally found on the riverbed. It uses the national colours of Cordinar with white added due to its status as a ghost town.
	2021–present	Cartier Island Territory	The Cartier Island Territory's flag is a depiction of the coat of arms of the high school that all members of the Grand Assembly have attended. The three fleurs de lis represent the same symbol on the national flag, the Francol.
	2021–present	Devil's Rock Territory	The Devil's Rock Territory's flag has the same colours and stripe pattern as the nation flag, the Francol, with a stylisation of Devil's Rock itself replacing the fleurs-de-lis.

Cities of Cordinar

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2021–present	Azilda, Cordinar	Redesign of the former flag, with railroad representing its history.
	2021–present	Garson, Cordinar	Simplified family crest of William Garson
	2021–present	Chelmsford, Cordinar	Three pieces of wheat placed in the style of the flag of Essex, England, from where Chelmsford gets its name.
	2021–present	Capreol, Cordinar	Blue stripes representing a railroad, referencing the town's history and the wave representing Vermilion River.
	2021–present	Coniston, Cordinar	The meaning behind the colours are unknown. However, the fleur de lis represents Cordinar
	2021–present	Dowling, Cordinar	Simplified depiction of Onaping Falls.
	2021–present	Ducaillaud, Cordinar	Unofficial Ducaillaud city flag consisting of a white field charged with the city's logo, a stylisation of the monument atop Blueberry Hill.

Other

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020	Proposed flag for Cordinar	n/a
	2017	Flag of the Kingdom of Mhatavastein	William II's previous micronation's flag.
	2020	Another proposed flag for Cordinar	n/a
	2020–present	D.K.B.A Month flag	Flag for the Death of Kiwi Birds Awareness Month that occurs every October in Cordinar.
	2021–present	Flag of the National Cordinari Space Program (NCSP)	Cordinari tricolour with a silhouette of planet Earth and the Moon.
	2021–present	Flag of the Io Moon Colony (Jupiter)	A diagonal Cordinari tricolour with a yellow circle in the centre representing Io itself.
	Unknown-present	Anti-monarchist flag	Cordinar's national flag flipped upside down with yellow replaced with black to symbolize the overthrow of the grand duke and his government. The checkerboard represents a bright future, in the eyes of the anti-monarchists, for the nation. The usage of the colours black and red are reminiscent of anarcho-communism, a left-wing ideology originating from the early 20th century.
	2021–present	Cordinari Merchandising Flag	Cordinar's Merchandising flag came into existance when workers in the tourism board of Cordinar were making cercular pins of the national flag. Amid a shortage of material, rectangles were cut off the Francol to round off the top and bottom of these pins, thus creating the flag of Cordinari Merchandising. Note: White rectangles on the flag are used to represent the slits in the flag and not white material.

Symbols

Symbol	Date	Use	Description
	2020–present	Coat of Arms of the Grand Duchy of Cordinar	The coat of arms consists of the national seal recoloured with a crown and other royal symbolism to represent the Grand Duke.
	2020–present	Seal of the Grand Duchy of Cordinar	The seal of Cordinar is a rounded, simplified version of the flag.
	2021–present	Ducaillaud City Logo	A stylisation of the monument atop Blueberry Hill, using the national colours.
	2021–present	Ducaillaud City Logo + wordmark	Ducaillaud City Logo, aswell as a "City of Ducaillaud" wordmark.
	2021–present	Ministry of the Environment logo	A depiction of the first animal saved by this department, Billy the turtle, colourized in the national colours on a green circle.