Qennes

Flag & CoA


The flag is a of 3 stripes (Purple - White - Purple), with the coat of arms (without the eagles) in the centre. The original flag used since the 12th century didn't have the coat of arms. The change was implemented in 1988. The purple is the national color of Qennes, and was used to represent the Nobility, while the white represented the Peasantry. Another symbolism is that the white represents the river Kanes, with the noble Qennesan soil on it's sides.

The Coat of Arms is composed of a shield, a crown, and two black eagles 'protecting' the Qennesan lands represented on the shield.