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11 readings from 3 sources.

Zhou Gong

周公解夢 (Zhou Gong Jie Meng)

attributed to the Duke of Zhou (周公旦)

classical, undated · Chinese

highly auspicious

A dragon upon the banner: greatly auspicious and profitable.

In the source 旌旂有龍大吉利

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

Holding banner and staff: a person of rank supports you.

In the source 抱旌節主貴人扶

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

inauspicious

Banner and sword leading you into the mountains: inauspicious.

In the source 旌劍引入山主凶

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

highly auspicious

Making banners and canopies: greatly auspicious and profitable.

In the source 造旌蓋主大吉利

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

Banners out to welcome you: great wealth and rank.

In the source 旂旛迎接大富貴

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

Banners carried right out: illness.

In the source 旗旛竟出主疾病

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

Holding banner and staff in your hand: favour and reward.

In the source 手持旌節有恩賞

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

highly auspicious

Seeing a new banner made: greatly auspicious and profitable.

In the source 見做新旌大吉利

Section 刀劍旌節鐘鼓

highly auspicious

Making banners and canopies: greatly auspicious and profitable.

In the source 造旛蓋者大吉利

Section 佛道僧尼鬼神

Jagaddeva

Der Traumschlüssel (Svapnacintāmaṇi) des Jagaddeva

Jagaddeva; edited and translated by Julius von Negelein

11th century; critical edition 1912 · Indian

If people see and mount a standard, an Indra-banner, a wagon, a temple or a scaffold in a dream, it should bring them money and goods.

In the source Wenn Menschen im Traume eine Standarte, ein Indra-Banner, einen Wagen, einen Tempel, ein Schaugerüst usw. sehen und besteigen, so dürfte es ihnen Geld und Gut bringen.

Section Negelein 1912

Miller

Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream

Gustavus Hindman Miller

1901 · American Victorian

To see one's country's banner floating in a clear sky, denotes triumph over foreign foes. To see it battered, is significant of wars and loss of military honors on land and sea.