Pavillon_royal_de_France.svg

Summary

Description

English: A white flag sown with fleurs de lis, which served as the flag of the royal family of France according to the royal decree of Charles X of the du 11th of june 1828. Some consider it as the flag of the kingdom of France from 1815-1830, but that claim is contested.

Français : Le drapeau blanc semé de fleurs de lis, qui servait comme pavillon de la famille royale de France, selon le décret de Charles X du 11 juin 1828. Certains le considèrent comme le drapeau du royaume de France de 1815-1830, mais cette affirmation est contestée.

Date

early 17th-century–1789, 1814–1830

Source

This vector image includes elements that have been taken or adapted from this file:

Flag of Berry.svg .

Author

Zippanova

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Other versions

KINGDOM OF FRANCE (BOURBON DYNASTY)
Royal Standard (early 17th-century–1789, 1814–1830): type 1
Royal Standard (early 17th-century–1789, 1814–1830): type 2
Royal Standard of the King of France (1638-1789); used also as a State Flag by the Kingdom of France under the absolute monarchy
Flag of Kingdom of France (1814-1830); also naval ensign prior to 1789 and 1814–1830
Alternative Flag of Kingdom of France (1814-1830): white flag with the Bourbon Coat of Arms
Civil ensign of the Kingdom of France