Orders of Knighthood
The chivalric orders of the Principality represent the highest honours that can be bestowed.
Orders of Knighthood
Orders of Knighthood represent the highest honours of the Principality. Admission to an Order constitutes membership and is recorded in an official register maintained by the Honours Chancellery.
Most Illustrious Order of Saint Michael
The senior order of knighthood, founded in 2010. The Order recognises exceptional and enduring service to the Nation or the Crown. Dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, it honours courage and loyalty. It comprises a single grade — Knight Companion (Lady Companion) — and is conferred sparingly, representing the highest recognition the Principality can bestow.
Royal Order of the Kaharagian Eagle
The Royal Order of the Kaharagian Eagle recognises distinguished service in public life, government, or the community. It is conferred upon those who have made lasting contributions to the Principality's institutions, values, or welfare. Membership in the Order reflects the gratitude of the Crown and Nation for service to the public good.
The Order is conferred in four grades, in descending order of precedence: Knight or Dame Grand Cross, Knight or Dame Grand Commander, Knight or Dame Commander, and Knight or Dame.