Flags of Melite

Flag of Socialist Fgura
	Flag of Socialist Fgura
Name	(Formerly) YeLand Flag
Use	Civil and state flag and ensign
Adopted	31 January 2022
Designed by	Matthew Tonna

Flag of the Democratic Communist Republic of 11B
	Flag of the Democratic Communist Republic of 11B
Name	Communist Flag
Use	Civil and state flag and ensign
Adopted	September 2018
Design	A red field with 9 strips of alternating blue, yellow and purple, and its charged canton charged with a hammer and sickle and a star on top coupled with a cross.
Designed by	Matthew Tonna

Flag of Melite
	Flag of Melite
Use	National flag and ensign
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	30 December 2021 (de facto)
Design	A fourfold field, with the upper left and lower right quarters blue and the upper right and lower left quarters gold, a white and red cross overall, with a white 12-dialled Sun charged on the canton.
Designed by	Ștefan Marius Snagoveanu
	Variant flag of Melite
Name	Civil and Ethnic Flag
Use	State and war flag and state and naval ensign
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	15 February 2023 (de facto)
Design	A bicolor, white on the hoist and red on the fly, with a white Maltese Cross outlined in black.
Designed by	Matthew T.
	Variant flag of Melite
Name	Government Flag
Use	State ensign
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	2022; Relinquished: 23 July 2022
Design	A horizontal quadricolor of blue, red, white and yellow. The yellow strip expands to border the flag. The flag is defaced with a wreath of wheat and a 12-dial sun at the centre.
Designed by	Matthew T.

The Flag of Melite (Maltese: Il-Bandiera ta Melite), together with the coat of arms and the national anthem is a National Symbol of Melite. None of the Melitian flags are legislated in Parliament or formalised, however the ongoing Constitutional Convention is planning to add National Symbols to the Constitution. Melite has both a national and a civil/ethnic flag.

National Flags

Communist Period Flag

The first flag of the micronation, was a modification of the crimson state flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the differences being the addition of nine strips of three alternating colours, blue, yellow, and purple respectively to the fly and a Christian cross appended to the communist hammer and sickle.

Colours

2019 – 2021	Crimson	Dark Blue	Yellow	Purple
HEX	#CC0000	#000080	#FFFF00	#800080
RGB	204-0-0	0-0-128	255-255-0	128-0-128

Present national Flag

The second and current National Flag of Melite was designed by Ștefan Marius Snagoveanu, of Snagov, with small ideas by President Matthew T. Snagoveanu would be awarded the Order of the Golden Sun of Melite for his contribution. It is a fourfold field, with the upper left and lower right quarters blue and the upper right and lower left quarters gold, a white and red cross overall, with a white 12-dialled Sun charged on the canton, all with a ratio of 2:3. The original base idea of the flag was that of the War Ensign of the Chinese Collaborationist Army, of the Nanjing Puppet Regime.

Colours

2021 – present	Blue	Red	Gold	White
HEX	#04048F	#F20000	#F6C829	#FFFFFF
RGB	4-4-143	207-16-26	246-200-41	255-255-255

Flag of Melite
Bible and Cross Flag
Flag of Melite Bible and Cross Flag
Use	Civil and state flag and ensign
Adopted	September 2020 Relinquished: 30 December 2021
Design	Left Canton with Blue Sky and White Sun, Right Canton with the Maltese George Cross, Curly Stripes form one side of the Flag to another, The Bible and the Cross of the Lord.
Designed by	Matthew Tonna

State Ensign

The state ensign was a flag that could only be flown from Government buildings and not by the civilian population. It was a horizontal quadricolour of blue, red, white and yellow strips, with the bottom yellow strip expanding to border the flag, and charged with a wheat wreath and a centred twelve-dial sun. This was designed by President Matthew T.