The Tunisia flag banner is a red field with a focused white sun and in the sun a red star and bow. The pre-owned hues in the banner are red, white. The extent of the Tunisia banner is 2:3. The Flag of Tunisia was embraced in 1831. The main utilization of the present banner plan was in 1831. The last change to the present Tunisian banner structure was in 1999.
The soonest banner flown in the territory was the ensign of Ottoman Tunisia that was embraced during the eighteenth Century that was a maritime ensign that highlighted two blue, two red and a green stripe.
In 1705 the leaders of the territory of the Bay of Tunis had their own banner, which included various level yellow-red-green stripes with snake-tonged blade at the inside.
In 1931 a variant of the banner that is referred to today as the customary Tunisia banner was embraced.
It was like the banner of the Ottoman domain and highlighted a plain red field with a white hover at the middle with a red Islamic sickle moon and five-pointed star.
In 1881 the Tunisia turned into a French protectorate and the banner continued as before. Anyway in some French army installations the banner was flown with the French blue-white-red vertical tricolor in the upper left.
In 1999 the sickle moon at the focal point of the banner was changed somewhat to have the tips encompass the five-pointed red star more.
The red represents the slaughter to secure Tunisia during the contention among Tunisia and Turkey in 1574. The bow and star speaks to the solidarity everything being equal.
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The soonest banner flown in the territory was the ensign of Ottoman Tunisia that was embraced during the eighteenth Century that was a maritime ensign that highlighted two blue, two red and a green stripe.
In 1705 the leaders of the territory of the Bay of Tunis had their own banner, which included various level yellow-red-green stripes with snake-tonged blade at the inside.
In 1931 a variant of the banner that is referred to today as the customary Tunisia banner was embraced.
It was like the banner of the Ottoman domain and highlighted a plain red field with a white hover at the middle with a red Islamic sickle moon and five-pointed star.
In 1881 the Tunisia turned into a French protectorate and the banner continued as before. Anyway in some French army installations the banner was flown with the French blue-white-red vertical tricolor in the upper left.
In 1999 the sickle moon at the focal point of the banner was changed somewhat to have the tips encompass the five-pointed red star more.
The red represents the slaughter to secure Tunisia during the contention among Tunisia and Turkey in 1574. The bow and star speaks to the solidarity everything being equal.
https://flagsworld.org/tunisia-flag.html
