Pibocip

The National Flag of the Kingdom of Pibocip

Adopted: Adopted: 12 July 2000 (Current Version 11 February 2019)

Meaning of Flag Explained: Originally adopted with the independence of Pibocip on 12 July 2000, it underwent few minor adaptations throughout the years, until the current flag. An earlier version of the flag had a sharper design to the shield instead of the current rounded shield. Besides the few variations, the flag has mostly stayed the same since the original independence design. The current version of the Pibocian flag was ratified on 11 February 2019.

The three red stars represent the three family surnames involved in the royal family of Pibocip (Pillin, Brauer, and Cipriano), as well as the virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love. The black and white represent the “physical” and “metaphysical” reality. The red represents freedom and blood of family. The forward facing black pennant design represents a forward movement of society, while being rooted in tradition

The National Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Pibocip

Adopted: 11 February 2019

Meaning of CoA Explained: Officially Adopted on 11 February 2019, although a variation of the coat of arms has been displayed on the flag since 2000. The crown represents that Pibocip is a monarchy. The banner reading the Latin motto “Lumen Gentium,” in English “A Light to the Nations.” This is taken from Isaiah 42:6 and the Second Vatican Council Document Lumen Gentium. The motto suggests that we are supposed to be a model to the rest of the world (like Jesus).

The Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Pibocip

Adopted: 11 February 2019

Meaning of CoA Explained: The Coat of Arms of the Royal Family of the Kingdom of Pibocip is the official heraldry for the family. The Motto “Uno Corpore Multa Membra” which means “One Body Many Parts.” This is taken from 1 Corinthians 12:12-27. This suggests that, although there are many members and groups (Pillin, Brauer, and Cipriano) they are still one family. The crest symbolizes the “light of faith” (Lumen Gentium). The Cross of Christ represents faith. The olive branches representing peace and harmony. The Dragon represents the Welsh heritage of the family and masculinity, while the Unicorn represents Slovak heritage and femininity. The Mantle depicts blue and yellow representing German heritage and Europe as a whole, as the land of the ancestors. The Knight Helmet represents the United States of America, where the family resides. The Crown on the knight helmet represents the Kingdom of God, which is the ultimate destiny, which is what is worked to be built up. In the shield, the points represent the directions of the world, and to be in the world, but not of the world. The red and white represent Italian heritage and the City of Youngstown. The Boat represents the immigration of the ancestors from the homelands to the “new world.” The Torch represents wisdom and knowledge, which are family virtues. The Ring represents royal regalia and marriage. The Scepter represents royal regalia and power. The Crown represents royal regalia and leadership. The three red stars symbolize the three member groups (Pillin, Brauer, and Cipriano), as well as Faith, Hope, and Love. The Purple Band symbolizes royal regalia and unity. The inner shield represents the Kingdom of Pibocip and ideologies. The Chain on the unicorn represents loyalty. The crowns over the Dragon and Unicorn represent the legitimacy of the Coat of Arms. The tassels under the mantle are not only decorative pieces, but also represent ethnic Jewish heritage. The Gold and Black Trim around the shield represents simplicity and elegance. The Coat of Arms was originally designed by Phillip J. Pillin, and was professionally created by Erin at the company “The Tree Maker."

Pibocip Established on the 12th of July 2000