Tuareg Tumujgha Republic

Flag of the alleged "Tumujgha Republic" Article 7 of the " Act of Foundation" of the Republic prescribes the flag as follows: Our flag shall be made of seven stars representing the seven historic confederations of the Tuareg Nation, on a blue field symbolizing the purity of our sky; below a central yellow stripe symbolizing the Sahara's sand, charged with the red letter Ezza (Z), symbolizing our martyres' blood, with on the left a green triangle representing an oasis. That is, a yellow flag charged with a red Ezza letter, a green triangle along the hoist and a thin blue stripe charged with seven white stars on the top of the flag. On the coat of arms, the base of the shield is green with some black traditional decoration. The seven historic confederations are detailed in the preamble of the Act as "Ahaggar, Ajjer, Aïr, Azawagh, Adghagh, Tadamakkat and Oudalan". The Tuareg tradition indeed reports these seven confederations (kel, each ruled by a chief called amenokal), but the territories they ruled is much bigger than the territory claimed by the Republic: 1. Ahaggar (aka Hoggar; Algeria and Niger) 2. Ajjer (aka Tassilin'Ajer; Algeria and Libya) 3. Aïr (Niger) 4. Azawagh (Niger and Mali) 5. Adghagh (Mali) 6. Tadamakkat (Mali) 7. Oudalan (Burkina Faso)