Flag of Diadochia
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The Flag of Diadochia(Greek: Θετραγράμμα Αγίου Γεωργίου Σημαία) also called the Tetragrammic Saint George Flag is the national flag of Diadochia. The flag has existed for centuries and was adopted by Emperor Michael IV of Diadochia, after it supposely appeared to him on the battlefield.
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Imperial Standards
| Flag | Date | Use |
|---|---|---|
| 120px | 1832–present | Standard of the Emperor of Diadochia
The Imperial Banner of Diadochia also called the imperial Standard of Diadochia, features the most prevalent symbol of the Diadochian empire, and that is the double headed eagle first associated with the Byzantine Emperors and later the Diadochian Emperors. It also includes the Vergina Sun and Diadochi lions. This version of the Imperial Standard was adopted by George VII of Diadochia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Magaria |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Dalmatia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Odrysia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Illyría |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Pannonia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Moesia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Galicia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Amnion |
| 120px | 18th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Kolchida |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Iberia |
| 120px | 12th century–present | Standard of the Emperor, as King of Aquitania |
