There
famous people that reasons difficult to understand remain in the most absolute forgetfulness and that, although had a special importance.
One of them is: Antonio Valdés y Bazán Fernández was born in Burgos in 1744 and died in Madrid in April 1816. He was an outstanding military and English sailor, he served as 4 th captain general of the Royal Navy, Navy Minister, Secretary of State Universal release Indies was also honored as Knight of Golden Fleece
But surely the time star was when he presented the King, in 1785 several models had designed for the flag of the English navy ships and Carlos III, chose the red and yellow which was subsequently accepted as the national flag of Spain.
rizamos But if the loop can move from the current English flag designed by Burgos at contribution identity "English" in another national flag, in this case, of the Second Republic. It is also interesting, although many belie, the reason for the purple color that shows that very few dare to tell. As the above argument that color represented Castilla (error that does not have any historical justification ) included purple the republican tricolor later to justify this nonsense, were forced to give a series unconvincing explanations as the only color that Castilla had been representing the its crimson banner.
What was the real reason for the change or confusion? us that a prominent member of the Second Republic, whose name I can not remember now, visited our country and noted that the Castilian banner was "purple", no doubt from that moment accept it as the third color of the Republican national flag. What had happened? that red crimson banner that said that saw the Republican politician who served final sample was bleached by weather, sun, etc., and original color had disappeared by those climatic reasons, leaving of coat color Nazarene. Once they realized the error opted, however, maintain and invented a thousand and one justifications that nobody ever understood.
Indeed officially What painted the shield of the flag Spain republican monarchy? I still do not understand.
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