In the Middle Ages the governor of a Litvan province was called Vajvoda, and the province - Vajvodstva (Vajvodship).

Vajvodships had flags with two tales and arms with Pahonias as on the flags.

	or	Bieraście Vajvodship
	Miensk Vajvodship
	Mścisłaŭ Vajvodship
	Navaharodak Vajvodship
	Padlachia Vajvodship - most time part of the Polish crown
	Połacak Vajvodship
	Troki Vajvodship
	or	Viciebsk Vajvodship
	Vilnia Vajvodship
	Vilnia Vajvodship - reverse
	Samogitia (today: Republic of Lithuania) - an autonomy inside Litva

Subdivisions of the Vajvodships were called Paviet (plural Paviety). Paviety had flags with one tail and a Pahonia on them.

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