Flag of Manchukuo

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The Flag of Manchukuo was the national flag of the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo (1932–1945), featuring a yellow field with four colored stripes symbolizing the region’s major ethnic groups.

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Flag of Manchukuo canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical flag
national flag
abolished August 1945
adopted 1932
associatedWith Kantōgun
Puyi
backgroundColor yellow
continent Asia
country Manchukuo
design yellow field with four horizontal stripes in the canton
fieldColor yellow
governmentTypeContext monarchy under Japanese control
historicalEra World War II
surface form: World War II era

interwar period
ideologicalAssociation Japanese militarism
Pan-Asianism
inspiredBy Five Races Under One Union flag of the Republic of China
inUseUntil 1945
orientationOfStripes horizontal
politicalContext Japanese imperialism in East Asia
Japanese puppet state
region Manchuria
religiousSymbolOnFlag none
replacedBy Flag of the People's Republic of China
surface form: Flag of the People’s Republic of China
representsEthnicGroup Han Chinese
Japanese
Koreans
Manchu
surface form: Manchus

Mongol
surface form: Mongols
scriptOnFlag none
status defunct
stripeColors black
blue
red
white
stripePlacement upper hoist corner
symbolizes ethnic harmony
five races under one union
multiethnic composition of Manchukuo
usedAs civil flag
state flag
war flag
usedBy Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

Manchukuo
usedByRegimeType collaborationist regime
usedDuringConflict Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War

World War II

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Manchukuo flag Flag of Manchukuo