File:War flag of the Holy Roman Empire (1200-1350).svg
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Reichststurmfahne (military banner used by the Holy Roman Emperor during ca. 1200-1350).
- The Reichssturmfahne was not a flag, but a banner. Meyer's Lexikon of 1897 says s. v. Banner: " [...] When investing a fief, the Emperor had together with this Imperial banner in black and yellow a second banner in red for the investion with penal judicature. This is probably the reason of combining the colours black, red and yellow to form a tricolor against the rules of heraldry...The Reichssturmfahne was smaller than the Imperial banner, more like a chaffron... [...] The banner of the Holy Empire bore a cross even before 1200; it is the St. George's banner... Emperor Friedrich III took the cross officially as part of the Imperial arms, but some of his successors did not use it." <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.fotw.net/flags/de_roman.html">A. Birken, 22 Aug 2002</a>
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current | 15:49, 4 January 2017 | 1,000 × 600 (225 bytes) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | Reichststurmfahne (military banner used by the Holy Roman Emperor during ca. 1200-1350). <dl><dd>The Reichssturmfahne was not a flag, but a banner. Meyer's Lexikon of 1897 says s. v. Banner: " [...] When investing a fief, the Emperor had together with this Imperial banner in black and yellow a second banner in red for the investion with penal judicature. This is probably the reason of combining the colours black, red and yellow to form a tricolor against the rules of heraldry...The Reichssturmfahne was smaller than the Imperial banner, more like a chaffron... [...] The banner of the Holy Empire bore a cross even before 1200; it is the St. George's banner... Emperor Friedrich III took the cross officially as part of the Imperial arms, but some of his successors did not use it." <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.fotw.net/flags/de_roman.html">A. Birken, 22 Aug 2002</a> </dd></dl> |
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