Talk:Battle of Vučji Do
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Pax, I don't know why the red Montenegrin flag bothers you so much, but it was official until the proclamation of Kingdom of Montenegro in 1910, whether you like it or not. Sideshow Bob 16:22, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
- ? It doesn't. I just corrected it because the current flag was used, which was no such case. BTW, Bob, ya gotta read on history some more; the only official Montenegrin flag was "Red-Light Blue-Yellow" and it was adopted when the Montenegrin Constitution was, in 1905. However, the real flag that was used for most of the reign was the one with the Petrovic-Njegos coat-of-arms.
- All other flags are just cloddin' around Military, naval, national, Church etc. used flags; for example a flag similar to that to which you reverted was Nikola's War flag, which was based on Danilo's chieftain standard. The flag mostly used before Nikola's time was Saint George's cross on a red background, but as I said, no flag was fully standardized before the Nikola and/or the constitution, the traditional [Serbian?] tricolor was the "most" used by that account).
- I don't think that the War Flag should be put (over Nikola's flag); but then again its not the original War Flag, but the current Montenegrin state flag, rather (the ol' Battle Stag was slightly different). --PaxEquilibrium 20:01, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
