Orders of the Kingdom of Gotzborg
Most Noble and Ancient Order of the Crown
(C)
The Order of the Crown was created in 1725 by August Charles I as the highest order that can be bestowed upon any person. The Order of the Crown is made up of the following classes:
GCC (Grand Commander)
His Royal Majesty the King is the Grand Commander of the Order.
KCC (Knight Commander)
Limited to Ducal rank or above and foreign Heads-of-State.
KC (Knight)
May be awarded to any person who is a citizen of Gotzborg. Carries with it the dignity of being addressed by Sir [first name] in Gotzborg.
OC (Officer)
May be awarded to any person, citizen or foreign.
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The Most Illustrious and the Most Noble Order of the Bison (K.B.)
Ribbon: black with two gold
stripes on each end and a gold rosette
Instituted: October 19th, 2001 by King David I of Pendronia
Grades: 1 Grade, 2 Classes (Knight/Dame, Knight/Dame Stranger)
Awarded: For personal services rendered to the Royal Family
Notes: Post-nominals K.B./D.B. Order of the Bison Page (Pendronia)
Instituted: October 19th, 2001 by King David I of Pendronia
Grades: 1 Grade, 2 Classes (Knight/Dame, Knight/Dame Stranger)
Awarded: For personal services rendered to the Royal Family
Notes: Post-nominals K.B./D.B. Order of the Bison Page (Pendronia)
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The Most Exalted Order of the Star of Gotzborg (S.G.)
Ribbon: Red with two gold stripes
bordered by red with a scarlet rosette
Instituted: 1718 by King Charles II
Grades: 1 Class (Knight or Dame)
Awarded: For services to the Crown and Kingdom of Gotzborg
Notes: Post-nominals K.S.G./D.S.G.
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Most Eminent and Distinguished Order of
the Lion of Gotzborg (L.G.)
Ribbon: Green with two gold stripes,
bordered by green with a rosette coloured to the grade.
Instituted: 2010 by King August Charles II.
Grades: 3 (Grand Commander, Commander, Knight)
Awarded: To citizens and foreigners for outstanding service or contributions to Gotzborg.
Instituted: 2010 by King August Charles II.
Grades: 3 (Grand Commander, Commander, Knight)
Awarded: To citizens and foreigners for outstanding service or contributions to Gotzborg.
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CLG (Commander) |
KLG (Knight). |
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Most Honorable Order of the Eagle (E)
Ribbon: White/Silver bordered in scarlet
Instituted: 1801 by King Charles III. Original ribbon was all red, changed to current colors in 1897 by August William III. Cross was originally white, gradually changed between 1840-1855.
Grades: 6 (Grand Cross, Knight Commander, Knight Officer, Knight, Officer, Companion)
Awarded: To citizens and foreigners for services to the Sovereign of Gotborg, and as a token of his personal goodwill.
Instituted: 1801 by King Charles III. Original ribbon was all red, changed to current colors in 1897 by August William III. Cross was originally white, gradually changed between 1840-1855.
Grades: 6 (Grand Cross, Knight Commander, Knight Officer, Knight, Officer, Companion)
Awarded: To citizens and foreigners for services to the Sovereign of Gotborg, and as a token of his personal goodwill.
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| GCE (Grand Cross) Limited to the Royal Family and Foreign Heads of State |
KCE (Knight Commander) Limited to Ducal rank, General Officer ranks in the Armed Forces, senior government positions, and foreign Heads of State. |
KOE (Knight Officer) Limited to exisitng Knight rank and above or foreign dignitaries. |
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| KE (Knight) May be awarded to any person. Carries with it the dignity of being addressed by Sir/Dame [first name] |
OE (Officer) May be awarded to any person, citizen or foreign. |
CE (Companion) May be awarded to any person, citizen or foreign. |
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Royal Order of Merit (O.M.)
Ribbon:
Instituted: 1848 by King Frederick II
Grades: Four classes with 3 sub-classes each
Awarded: His Royal Majesty the King for meritorious service to the Realm. The Order can be awarded to any person, both noble and common, foreign and domestic.
Notes: The Royal Order of Merit (commonly referred to as the O.M or "Oh-Em")
Instituted: 1848 by King Frederick II
Grades: Four classes with 3 sub-classes each
Awarded: His Royal Majesty the King for meritorious service to the Realm. The Order can be awarded to any person, both noble and common, foreign and domestic.
Notes: The Royal Order of Merit (commonly referred to as the O.M or "Oh-Em")
Each class can be awarded with the addition of swords or a crown, each denoting a higher achievement than the previous award in that class.
Higher class awards do not replace lower class awards, except when awarded with Swords & Crown.
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Cross 1st Class (Commanders) w/
Swords & Crown
Cross 1st Class (Commanders) w/ Swords Cross 1st Class (Commanders) O.M.C. |
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| O.M.2 Cross 2nd Class (Officers) w/ Swords & Crown Cross 2nd Class (Officers) w/ Swords Cross 2nd Class (Officers) |
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| O.M.3 Cross 3rd Class w/ Swords & Crown Cross 3rd Class w/ Swords Cross 3rd Class |
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| O.M.4 Cross 4th Class w/ Swords & Crown Cross 4th Class w/ Swords Cross 4th Class |
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 Ribbons may be worn by 3rd and 4th Class recipients. Commanders and Officers Classes can wear miniatures. |
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Order of the
Most Eminent Order
Most Distinguished Order
Grand Commander
Knight/Dame Grand Commander
Knight/Dame Commander
Knight/Dame
Lieutenant (grade)
Companion (grade)