Ensigns from the Ching Dynasty (China): Example 4

41. Miscellaneous arrangements

Last modified: 2006-11-11 by phil nelson
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See also:

• Ensigns from the Ching Dynasty (China): Index
• Example 3 - Naval vessel
• Example 5 - Provision Transport River Boat
• China: Index of Pages

Note: You can click on the image of the flag for more information or a larger image. (only the Sea Goddess ensign is clickable)

image by Eugene Ipavec, 18 October 2006
Source: Ching Dynasty Naval and Civil Ensigns chart (1881)

Depicts a red penannt, red streamer and white ensign used as an accident sign in the center mast a red pennant, white streamer and white ensign used as a safety sign on the rear mast; five stripes ensign of Sea Goddess 天上聖母 at the fore.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 18 October 2006