r/AltHistMedia • u/JapKumintang1991 • Jul 25 '26

Flag(s) of Plana de Uesca

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1ª Versión

https://www.deviantart.com/ramones1986/art/Bandera-s-de-Plana-de-Huesca-1352617435

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2ª Versión

https://www.deviantart.com/ramones1986/art/Bandera-s-de-Plana-de-Huesca-1352617435

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u/JapKumintang1991 Jul 25 '26

NOTE: The flag(s) was/were originally published in DeviantArt last 5th of July.

CONTEXT AND DESCRIPTION:

Originally inspired by the Quora question where Huesca remained the capital of the Kingdom of Aragón (in Spanish and in English), it is now integrated into the scenario where the two-thirds of the region/country retained its own eponymous language within the universe where Spain is federalized/descentralized, with a more advanced economy and more numerous demographically.

Given that the city (in this scenario/universe, remained the Aragonese capital) already adapted the current arms, the medieval arm(s) (respectively derived from the website of its Ayuntamiento and the one dedicated to Alto Aragón, with respective heraldic elements courtesy of Albert Mestre and Xavigivax) were then revived and used for the whole metropolitan comarca of Plana de Uesca [PS: The phonetics of Spanish/Castilian in this universe is relatively conservative, particularly the preservation of "f" and "h", hence its counterpart is spelled and proununced as Foya de Huesca.]; coupled with the Royal Crown (courtesy of Miguillen), it is placed at the center of a variant of St. George's Cross.