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Muzaffarid Dynasty Flag (1314–1393)

The flag of the Muzaffarid Dynasty (1314–1393), featuring a triangular pennant with red and yellow fields and a white crescent moon.

Muzaffarid Dynasty Flag (1314–1393) - Triangular pennant, red over yellow, with a central white crescent moon, representing the Muzaffarid rulers in Persia.

The flag of the Muzaffarid Dynasty (1314–1393) is a triangular pennant, or gonfalon, divided horizontally into two fields: the upper half is red, and the lower half is yellow. A white crescent moon is positioned centrally, spanning both fields. The red likely symbolized strength and valor, while the yellow may have represented wealth or royalty. The crescent moon is a common Islamic symbol, reflecting the dynasty's faith. The unique triangular shape of the flag is also noteworthy.

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