The area around Lake Chad has been inhabited since at least 500 B.C.In the 8th century A.D., Berbers began migrating to the area. Islam arrived in 1085, and by the 16th century a trio of rival kingdoms flourished: the Kanem-Bornu, Baguirmi, and Ouaddaï. During the years 1883-1893, all three kingdoms came under the rule of the Sudanese conqueror Rabih al-Zubayr. In 1900, Rabih was overthrown by the French, who absorbed these kingdoms into the colony of French Equatorial Africa, as part of Ubangi-Shari (now the Central African Republic), in 1913. In 1946, the territory, now known as Chad, became an autonomous republic within the French Community.
When independence was granted in 1960, a southerner became Chad’s first head of state. Unfortunately, President François Tombalbaye was not the best choice. By arresting opposition leaders and banning political parties, he provoked a series of conspiracies in the Muslim north, the violent repression of which quickly escalated into full-blown guerrilla war.
The banner of Chad is the banner of the fifth biggest nation in Africa. Since to archeological discoveries human remains, of a man now called Abel, it is felt that Chad might be one of the main ranges with human occupants.
The flag that flies over this country is a tricolor flag of blue, yellow, and red equal-sized vertical banners. The blue-yellow-red colors used in the flag of Chad are an attempt to provide a combination of their historical past. Chad's 1962 constitution refers to the flag of Chad's colors being blue, gold (rather than yellow), and red.
The importance of the blue shading is the sky, trust, farming, and the waters in the south part of the nation. The yellow, or gold, shading on the banner of Chad speaks of the sun, and the dry desert, which is in the northern part of the nation. The red shading on the banner of Chad speaks of the nation's promise for advancement, solidarity, and penance.
The Chad Air Force uses a roundel which has a blue circle on the inside. It is encompassed by a band of yellow and after that a band of red, which are equivalent in width. The roundel was initially used as a part of the 1960's. The Flag Company Inc spent significant time in banner outlines offered an extraordinary version of decals and banners to remember the historical backdrop of Chad banner for future generations.
When independence was granted in 1960, a southerner became Chad’s first head of state. Unfortunately, President François Tombalbaye was not the best choice. By arresting opposition leaders and banning political parties, he provoked a series of conspiracies in the Muslim north, the violent repression of which quickly escalated into full-blown guerrilla war.
The banner of Chad is the banner of the fifth biggest nation in Africa. Since to archeological discoveries human remains, of a man now called Abel, it is felt that Chad might be one of the main ranges with human occupants.
The flag that flies over this country is a tricolor flag of blue, yellow, and red equal-sized vertical banners. The blue-yellow-red colors used in the flag of Chad are an attempt to provide a combination of their historical past. Chad's 1962 constitution refers to the flag of Chad's colors being blue, gold (rather than yellow), and red.
The importance of the blue shading is the sky, trust, farming, and the waters in the south part of the nation. The yellow, or gold, shading on the banner of Chad speaks of the sun, and the dry desert, which is in the northern part of the nation. The red shading on the banner of Chad speaks of the nation's promise for advancement, solidarity, and penance.
The Chad Air Force uses a roundel which has a blue circle on the inside. It is encompassed by a band of yellow and after that a band of red, which are equivalent in width. The roundel was initially used as a part of the 1960's. The Flag Company Inc spent significant time in banner outlines offered an extraordinary version of decals and banners to remember the historical backdrop of Chad banner for future generations.
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