The Flag of Aragon, Spain is a bicolor flag consisting of two horizontal fields: the upper one is crimson red, while the lower one is gold or yellow. This design has historical significance dating back to the Middle Ages when Aragon was an independent kingdom before becoming part of the unified Spanish state in 1479. The colors symbolize courage and generosity, qualities often associated with the Aragonese people and their rulers throughout history. The flag serves as a cultural emblem representing the heritage, traditions, and identity of the Aragon region within Spain.