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image by Rob Raeside, 8 June 2010
based on sketch by John
McMeekin
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?
Abolished: ?
Bali was temporarily subject to Kediri, Singhasari (1284-1293), and to Majapahit (1343). From 1343, it was a vassal kingdom of Majapahit. When the latter fell after c.1500, Bali was an independent kingdom, which itself disintegrated in the 17th century. The component parts were annexed piecemeal by the Dutch, although some survived intact until independence. Klungkung 1686-1908 (to Dutch East Indies); Mengwi c.1690-1891 (partitioned by neighbours), Tabanan c.1400-1906 (to DEI); Karangasem c.1600-1950 (to Indonesia), Jembrana 17th C.-1882 (to DEI); Buleleng c.1660-1882 (to DEI); Gianyar 18th C.-1950 (to Indonesia), Sukawati and Ubud early 18th C.-1950 (to Indonesia), Badung Pamecutan Dynasty 17th C.-1906 (to DEI); Badung Kasiman Dynasty 1813-1906 (to DEI); Badung Den Pasar Dynasty c.1780-1906 (to DEI); Bangli c.1800-1950 (to Indonesia). Alternative spellings: Bali, Bally, Little Java / Klein Java.
Sierksma includes a flag of five horizontal stripes, b/w/r/w/b, described as
'gevoerd door enkele vaartuigen van Bali', flown by some Balinese vessels.
Ian Sumner, 22 April 2011
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by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 4:5 ?.
Adopted: 19th century.
Abolished: 1942 ?.
image by Rob Raeside, 2 June 2010
based on sketch by John McMeekin
Banggai Sultanate (East Central Sulawesi) - this flag dates before 1945.
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio c. 2:3.
Adopted: ? .
Abolished: ? .
Sierksma describes this flag as 'Panembahan regent van Bangkalan' [Panembahan,
Regent of Bangkalan]. He
describes the colour of the field as light yellow. This flag still survives in a
Dutch collection, and is 1.26m wide and 2.02m long. It was flown below a light
yellow swallow-tailed wimpel, 30cm wide x 10m long, the points ending in
tassels.
Ian Sumner, 22 April 2011, Jan Mertens, 1 May 2011
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 4:5.
Adopted: 18th century .
Abolished: ?.
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 1:1.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ?.
1. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 4:5.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ?.
2. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ? .
Abolished: ? .
3. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ?.
4. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: 1938 ?.
Abolished: 1942 ?.
5. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: 1938 ?.
Abolished: 1942 ?.
Note: The word "Batavia" is only supposed.
1. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ? .
Abolished: ?.
2. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 1:1.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ?.
3. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 1:1.
Adopted: ? .
Abolished: ? .
4. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ?.
5. 
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 1:1.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ? .
Sultan's flag
image by Rob Raeside, 9 June 2010
based on sketch by John
McMeekin
image by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?
Abolished: ?
Sierksma gives the flag of the Sultan as plain yellow. The dark grey flag is
the next, but is unlabelled.
Ian Sumner, 22 April 2011
image by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3
Adopted: ?
Abolished: ?
Sierksma gives this as 'garde, lijfwacht (met de naam:) ,De Trouw des vorsten',
the Prince's Loyal Lifeguard.
Ian Sumner, 22 April 2011
image by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?
Abolished: ?
Sierksma gives Orang kaia moeda as 'de jonge aanzienlijken' [Young
distinguished persons, young persons of rank].
Ian Sumner,
22 April 2011, Jan Mertens, 1 May 2011
image by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?
Abolished: ?
Sierksma gives this as 'Satia
lala bantar - garde, lijfwacht (met de naam:) ,De Trouw van de fiere achtehoede''.
Ian Sumner, 22 April 2011
De Trouw van de fiere achte[r]hoede needs the "r" but Dutch still not quite
clear - let us say "Loyal and Proud Rearguard".
Jan Mertens, 1 May
2011
image by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 2:3.
Adopted: ?
Abolished: ?
Sierksma gives this as 'orang
kaia moharadja mantri' but then doesn't give a translation. Using Google
Translate, something like the maharaja's noble ministers.
Ian Sumner,
22 April 2011
Bendera Kesultan
image by Rob Raeside, 1 June 2010
based on sketch by John McMeekin
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 1:2.
Adopted: ?.
Abolished: ?.
by Jaume Ollé
Ratio 4:5.
Adopted: ? .
Abolished: ? .
image by Rob Raeside, 2 June 2010
based on sketch by John
McMeekin
Bone Sultanate (S.W. arm of Sulawesi)
image
by John McMeekin, 29 September 2014
Original source :"Festival Keraton Nusantara (F.K.N.) ke- IX Bima" (The 9th
Royal National Festival of Indonesia, 7th to 9th September 2014 in Bima
Sultanate) photo.
BONE KINGDOM (SULTANATE) FLAG
A white rectangular
flag with the Garuda in the center, holding 3 snakes in it's claws, in each of
the corner are tigers.
This flag is now on Google under "images", you can
also see the Bone Coat of Arms (with canons ect) to get it, type in "Lambang
Kesultanan Bone" or "Lambang Kerajaan Bone"
John McMeekin, 29
September 2014
image by Rob Raeside, 1 June 2010
based on sketch by John
McMeekin
image by John
McMeekin, 29 November 2010
Bulungun appears to be in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. Through an e-mail
friend of a friend, I obtained the photo of the Royal Standard of H.H. The
Sultan of Bulungan 1931-1958. He also confirmed that the shield in the arms is
orange. The letters below "S M M D X" probably stand for "Sultan Maulana,
Muhammad Djalalluddin" 1931-1958.
John Duncan McMeekin, 29 November
2010
image
located by John D McMeekin, 11 December 2013
The Buton flag is called LONGA LONGA BENDERA KESULTANAN BUTON.
John D McMeekin, 11 December 2013
image by Rob Raeside, 9 June 2010
based on sketch by John
McMeekin
Royal Standard
image by Rob Raeside, 9 June 2010
based on sketch by John
McMeekin