Maryland is a constituent state of the United States of America which is also the wealthiest state of the country as per the median per house income. It is one of the pioneer 13 states. Geographically, it is located at the center of the Eastern Seaboard covering the great commercial and population trespassing from Maine to Verginia.
The flag of Maryland had a historic association since the time under British rule. The personal banner associated with the proprietary owner of Maryland Lords Baltimore was the resemblance of the extended territory as per the law of heraldry. The historical inclusion demonstrates Loenardo Calvert messaging his brother about the flow of the Calvert banner in battle in 1638. The flag was further continuously used in the 17th and 18th century as well.
The coat of arms in Calvert had six vertical stripes alternately yellow and black along with a diagonal one framed up in counterchanged colours which means black where the diagonal crossed a yellow stripe and vice versa. The flag was highly distinctive as within such early heraldic arms, the yellow and black design symbols were not used much. The coat of arms used to inherit clear symbol designs by the Cross land family back then. The interpretation was inclined to be more of a joke on the family name showing quarters white-and-red shield consisting of cross botonee at the counterchange.
The arms of the Lord Baltimore were never forgotten even after the fall of British colonization. The designs of badges worn by Marryland in Civil War had some resemblance of the symbols.An armorial banner consisting of the arms of Calvets and Crosslands was officially implicated as state flag on March 9, 1904.
