Historical Romanian Flags

România

Last modified: 2008-08-30 by alex danes
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• Principalities
• Kingdom of Romania
• Communist Romania
• Post Communist Era
• Ethnic minorities

• Romania
• Romania: Index of all pages

• Romania in "Book of All Kingdoms" (ca. 1350)

• Principality of Moldavia
  • About the Principality of Moldavia
  • Princely standards, XIV-XIX c.
  • Princely standard, 1601
  • War flags of 15th and 16th centuries
  • Naval Ensign before 1830
  • Moldavian flags, 1834-1859
    • War flag and naval ensign, 1834-1859
    • Civil ensign, 1834-1861
• Principality of Wallachia
  • About the Principality of Wallachia
  • Princely standards, XIV-XVIII c.
  • War flag, 1683
  • War, civil and merchant flags and ensigns, 1834-1861
  • War flag, 1834-1859
  • War ensign, 1834-1859
  • Civil ensign, 1834-1861
  • Merchant flag, 1834-1861
  • National flag, 1848
  • Police flag, 1822
• Wallachia and Moldavia, 1859-1861
  • Civil ensign, 1859/60-61
  • War flag and ensign, 1859-1861
  • References for the Moldavian and Wallachian flags
• Principality of Transylvania
  • Flags from the Battle at Guraslau (1601)
  • Principality of Transylvania between 1765 and 1918
  • Reports in Hungarian sources
  • 1918 flag
  • Transylvanians of Romanian ethnicity within the Revolution of 1848
  • Other reports of flags
• Duchy of Bukovina
  • About the Duchy of Bukovina
  • The Landesfarben
  • Coat of arms

• Kingdom of Romania, 1867-1921
  • Coat of arms and flags law
    • Coat of arms, 1867
    • Coat of arms, 1872
    • Coat of arms, post 1881
  • Royal standards
    • King's standard
    • Crown prince's standard
  • Governmental flags
    • Coastguard
  • War flags and ensigns
  • Incorrect rendition in 1909 flag chart
• Kingdom of Romania, 1922-1948
  • Coat of arms
  • Royal standards, 1922-1947
    • Kings's standard
    • Queen's standard
    • Crown prince's standard
    • Other prince's standard
    • Queen Mother's Standard
  • Governmental Flags
    • War Minister
    • Other Ministers
    • Naval Jack, 1921
    • Naval Officer as Captain of Merchant Ship
    • River Police
    • Postal Service
    • Pilot Flag
  • War flags and ensigns
  • Naval Rank Flags
    • Vice Admiral as chief of navy
    • Vice Admiral
    • Rear Admiral
    • Captain or Commander
    • Lieutenant Commander
  • World War II Rank Flags
    • Air Transport and Marine Minister
    • Under Secretary State Minister of the Navy
    • Commander of the Navy as Vice Admiral
    • Commander of the Navy as Rear Admiral
    • Rear Admiral
    • Commodore as flotilla/division chief
    • Commodore as Commander of a small unit
    • Seniority Pennant
    • High State Officials
    • Masthead Pennant

• People's Republic of Romania, 1948-1952
  • Overview of the Communist Era Flags
  • Naval Flag, 1948-1952
  • Naval Jack, 1948-1952
  • National Arms, 1948-1952
• People's Republic of Romania, 1952-1965
  • Naval Flag, 1952-1965
  • Naval Jack, 1952-1965
  • National Arms, 1952-1965
• Socialist Republic of Romania, 1965-1989
  • Naval Jack, 1965-89
  • Defence Minister
  • Chairman of Councils of State and of Ministers
  • National Arms, 1965-89
  • Ceausescu-Party Flag Stamp
  • Communist Party

• Romania, Revolutionary era, 1989

• Aromanians (Vlakhs)
• Chopes
• Csangos
• Székely National Council