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This map shows the extent of the Frisian people in Northern Europe. Frisians speak their own Germanic dialect which is roughly split (in descending order of prevalence) into West Frisian (in the Netherlands), East Frisian (in Germany) and North Frisian (in Denmark). What is now West and East Frisia used to be part of the Kingdom of Frisia. This kingdom lasted from around the year 600 until they were subjugated by the Franks in 734.
Frisian Winter Wonderland by Jurjen Harmsma Photography on Flickr.
Wonderland by ~KonikPolski
The Kingdom of Frisia (fy: Fryske Keninkryk) existed from c. 600 until its defeat by and absorption into the Frankish Empire in 734.
Today its territory is part of the Netherlands and Germany.
« This flag has no official status. It shows a Scandinavian/Nordic Cross, modeled after the proportions of the flags of Iceland and Norway: as like these countries, Frisia protects old democratic traditions. It also symbolises the bond (genetically and culturally) between the people living along the North- and Eastsea, as well as the christian and pre-christian religions. The four pompeblêden (the red 'hearts') symbolise the four parts of Frisia which lay distant from one another; they face each other as a sign of co-operation. »
