The flag of Asturias shows the "Cruz de la Victoria" (Victory Cross) in yellow (PMS 109) over blue (PMS 829).
History[]
The origin of the flag of Asturias is in 1808, during the Peninsular War. As there was not any Spanish national flag yet, Asturians created the current flag, without any separatist intention in the war against the Napoleon's empire.[2] In its first version, it included the motto Asturias jamás vencida (Asturias never defeated).
Historical Flags[]
Royal banner of Ramiro I (VIII century)
An attempt to reconstruct the flag of the Kingdom of Asturias as described by de Jovellanos
Formal variant of current Asturias flag
Civil flag of Asturias (official variant of current Asturias flag)
Flag Redesigns[]
Asturina: the flag of Asturias with red star, is a version of the flag of Asturias with a five-pointed red star on top of the pole and a cross in the middle, without the letters alpha and omega. This flag is associated with pro-independence, socialist and communists groups in Asturias.
Flag of muslim community in Asturias
Bicolour Asturias: pattern used mainly in bracelets, bows or other simple fabrics
Redesign made by Etzharai: simplified cross, based on both official flag and old Kingdom of Asturias Flag.
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