Shedingeh

The National Flag of the Principality of Shedingeh

Adopted: 10 February 2021

Meaning of Flag Explained: The National Flag of the Principality of Shedingeh consists of a vertical tricolour of blue, white and blue, with the lesser coat of arms of Shedingeh on the white field in the centre and two black crossed, filled with a  blue field each, on the two blue stripes on the sides.
Blue indicates the sea since Shedingeh is located on the island of Shedingeh between the coasts of Italy and Croatia (formerly Pelagosa) while the crosses indicate Christian devotion.
White represents the purity of the people of Shedingeh and the shield in the center consists of a stylized S representing Shedingeh, surrounded by two laurel leaves, on the left side of the shield is the village of Shedingeh, and on the right is Shedingeh Castle.

The National Coat of Arms of the Principality of Shedingeh

Adopted: 10 February 2021

Meaning of CoA Explained: The National Coat of Arms of the Principality of Shedingeh consists of an ermine mantle with the shield/ lesser coat of arms in the center, topped by a helm with blue mantling.  The shield is flanked by two gold tirdents and  waves below it, while the  ermine mantle is topped by a princely crown. Below the mantle can be found the mottof of Shedingeh: "homo faber fortunae suae" (every man is the maker of his own future).
The shield  is explained in the flag above, while the  Tridents of Neptune symbolize the sea, as do the waves beneath the shield. 

Shedingeh Website: https://shedingeh.micronazione.it/

Shedingeh Established on the 7th of February 2021