Colours of Your Nation

[Ravennog]

Ravennog's national colors are white, black, and red. White represents the inclusiveness of our country, black represents the power and influence we have, and red represents our ambitions and our motivation to keep going.

[Uinted Communist of Africa]

Red = COMMUNISM
Africa= Our interest only lay within our boaders(unless america or facist are invading somewhere)

[Aikoland]

The colour blue, as used on our flag, has represented the Aikolandais monarchy and nation since at least the 14th century.

[Terre Septentrionale]

Green, white and red.

Green represents Hungarians who colonised the island and Irish immigrants.

White represents French, Croats and Slovenes who colonised the island.

Red represents Polish and British who colonised the island.

The green fleur de lys is a French symbol.

The red eagle is a polish symbol.

[Ko-oren]

Green and blue are the nation's main colours. Sometimes yellow is added as a trim. In heraldic terms, yellow is a metal to keep the colours apart.

Green was the original colour of the four cities that have been the core of the Ko-orenite state since its early beginnings. Blue was also featured, but that came to have a different meaning later.

Blue was the colour of the 'counter-culture' cities, the city states that (culturally & economically) opposed the rule of the four cities.

Yellow has always been a secondary colour for both, though that was formally added with the addition of Yoshima (the eastern islands).

[Synne Industries]

The Synnian colors are relatively the same with a consistent white and grey across all flags of the Synnian federations. Synne Industries' national colors are white and grey with a smaller emphasis on gold.

The white represents the country's formation with people across the planet joining together to avoid the conflict of the Cold War, the white symbolizing peace.

The grey symbolizes the nation's neutrality and isolationist views.

The gold represents the economic incentives in creating a nation which can double as a corporation, it can also represent the large amount of gold uncovered in the islands in the 1970s.

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Many Synnian federations will exchange the color of gold for their own color which represents the federation instead of the nation as a whole.

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Synnian Arms Federation: A bright yellow to the Synnians of the SAFe is the color of nuclear fire and incendiary explosions, the bombs of which make up a large portion of the SAFe industry.

Synnian Agricultural Federation: A lighter grey representing the color of layered farms which were first constructed in the early 2000s and brought upon the Federation economic success.

Synnian Research Federation: A bright blue and/or cyan symbolizes the color of solar windows first implemented in the late 1980s, these windows drastically reduced energy costs and allowed for a burst in research efficiency. It has also been proven that the shade of blue used in the SRFe flag reduces stress.

[Eiran]

Teal

Red and yellow, the main colors of the flag, are also commonly used

[Pan-Asiatic States]

National Colors

The colors of the Pan-Asiatic flag utilize a white #FFFFFF for the sun, a black #000000 for the backdrop, a golden #FFD700 and a plain red #FF0000 for the yin and yang.

Black and White

The black-and-white on the Pan-Asiatic flag represents the transparency of the State with its people. This is in sharp contrast with the white-red-and-blue standards used by Western Republics, and the palette use of the black-and-white is an act of rebellion and a reminder of secession from what Neo-Maoism considers to be farce, bourgeois republics.

Furthermore, the use of black-and-white aesthetics represents the core value of Pan-Asianism; the Theory of Orientalism. Orientalism, on account of both the writings of Edward Said and the early Pan-Asian ideologues (even modern Jucheists); classifies the world into nations which oppress and the nations which have been oppressed. Neo-Maoism calls for a transparent categorization based on a sharp dialectical analysis of the occident and the orient. The heavy use of black represents, not only the dark ages of Pan-Asiatic history, but the ideal of a region that has been outcast by modern history rising up against its oppressors.

The clean white streak used for the sun is an old Asian representation of cleanliness of mind, conservatism, and morality. The white represents the sanctity of revolution, and the riddance of the Pan-Asiatic States of what it considers 'unhealthy' to society (revisionism, globalism, despotism).

In essence, the use of black represents race and class struggle; and the continual promulgation of truth, transparency, and justice through the Pan-Asiatic States.

Golden Yellow

The golden yellow represents the cultural liberation of Asians across the world. Golden Yellow is both a respected color in the Southeast Asian region, and in the Asian region. For example, the Bruneian peoples are acquainted to the use of a plain yellow standard, whilst in China and Korea, it is a representation of affluence and royalty. However, the yellow, rather than representing Monarchic yellow, is cast upon symbols of the worker's revolution; symbolizing the 'Every Man a King' mentality which Neo-Maoism inherently harbors. Scholars of the Pan-Asiatic States often utilize this color to put-forward Federal authority as a strong and independent authority, as the cultural icons of old were, but with a people-first prevalence.

In other words, a dialectical approach to authority is taken through this irony; wherein the Pan-Asiatic States is revered as both a continuation of sovereign cultural prominence (as an antithesis to Western cultural prominence) led by a mass line of the Pan-Asiatic people. The power is no longer bestowed upon a single despot or a set of oligarchs, but rather, the people themselves; who are all equally, and individually, a powerful collective with the same prowess of a monarch-- with the same voice, prosperity, and power through the collective.

Red

The red of the Pan-Asiatic States is a reminder of the Marxist roots of the Pan-Asiatic system. Whilst steps have been undertaken by modern ideologues to fit Socialist ideological aspirations into the callings of the era towards the betterment of the overall society, masses are reminded that in all undertakings, a strong Marxist basis must be upheld; in both government and individual action.

The red utilized is a reminder too of the worldwide proletariat, and that Asia, as the Orient of the proletariat; must aid the common proletariat before serving other needs of the state. It is a historic reminder of the struggle daunted by the heroes of the working-class all across the world, which is the basis of political power too, in the Pan-Asiatic States.

[The Huterric Union]

Huterrica is represented by yellow, green, and maroon.

Yellow symbolises the wealth and glory of the continent, in terms of money and in terms of natural resources.
Green symbolises the Huterric Narrative (the Huterric equivalent of the American Dream).
Magenta symbolises our people and their diversity.

[Purpuriae]

Like the name and flag suggest, purple is the most popular color in Purpuria. It represents ostentatious royalty and pure unadulterated extravagance. Gold and silver are also popular. They represent wealth and riches.

[North Johen Ezermard]

Red, blue and white.
Black is an unofficial one, but it is also widely considered as an important color due to its representation of anarchy.