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The Native Rodokan Flag was adopted by the [[Rodoka|Rodokan Native Tribal Administration]] (RNTA) in 1992, when it assumed the role of the former Native Rodokan tribes in governing the Native Rodokan Reserve. The flag was flown from 1540 to 1634 by the High Chiefs of Rodoka and was used alongside the Tavari flag as a Rodokan flag in talks with Rodokan officials as early as 1622. During the [[Meagharia|Tavari-Milofite War]] in the early 18th century, Native Rodokan ships flew the flag as a naval ensign; today, the ships operated by the RNTA fly the Tavari Merchant Mariner Flag.

In 2020, the same bill that allowed for the Rodokan provincehood referendum declared that the Native Rodokan flag was "a national flag of Tavaris," recognizing it therefore as a national symbol, but the bill did not give the flag equal status with the national flag as defined in the Instruments of Governance. Therefore, Tavari government property flies the national flag, not the Native Rodokan flag. However, since 2021 the Royal Tavari Armed Forces has allowed the families of deceased Native Rodokan servicemembers to have their loved one's coffin draped in a Native Rodokan flag, and municipal government buildings in Lantaž and Sinajärv fly the flag in addition to the national flag.