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Dynastic order

A dynastic order, monarchical order, or house order is an honorific distinction under royal patronage. This type of order is bestowed by a reigning sovereign or by the head of a formerly ruling family, recognized as a legitimate source of honors (fons honorum). These orders are often considered an integral part of the cultural and historical heritage of…

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Art, In personal gift of sovereign & Various dynastic orders

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In personal gift of sovereign

Various dynastic orders

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Dynastic order

Nodes151
Edges150
Triples265
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013245
Components1

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related to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynasty · 121
Dynastic order → Albania, Archangel, August, Avis, Bagrationi Dynasty, Bavaria-Wittelsbach, Benedict, Braganza, Brazil, Bulgaria, Carol, Cetinje, Christ, Constantine, Cross, Crown, Eagle, Elizabeth, Ethiopia, France
related to Italy · 63
Dynastic order → Additionally, Borbon-Two Sicilies, Bourbon-Two Sicilies, By Decree, Calabria, Castro, Chancellor, Chivalry, Civil Order, Constantinian, Crown, Decree, Duke, Dynastic, Dynastic Knightly, Following, Foreign Affairs, Francis, George, House
related to Russia · 33
Dynastic order → Anastasia, Archangel, Awards, December, Defence, Dynastic Orders, Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna, Grand Duke Kirill, Grand Duke Vladimir, Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich, However, Imperial House, In, Knighthood, Merit, Michael, Ministry, Order, Romanov Grand Duke Kirill, Russia
related to Portugal · 22
Dynastic order → Although, Braganza, Bragança, Dom Duarte, Duarte Pio, Duke, For, House, Immaculate Conception, King Dom Manuel II, King Manuel II, Kingdom, October, On, Order, Portugal, Portuguese, Portuguese Republic, State, The
related to Various dynastic orders · 15
Dynastic order → Although, August, Europe, Finally, Holy Great Martyr Anastasia, Imperial Order, In, Maria Vladimirovna, One, Order, Russian, Saint Michael, There, Today, Wing
related to In personal gift of sovereign · 11
Dynastic order → British Government, Dynastic, Garter, Generally, Merit, Merit Orders, Monarch's, Orders, Royal Victorian Order, Sovereign’s, Thistle

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyThe Order0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastySaint George0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyBavaria-Wittelsbach0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastySt0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyHubert0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyTheresa0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastySaint Alexander0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyBulgaria0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyThe Imperial Ethiopian Order0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastySaint Mary0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyZion0.60section
Dynastic orderrelated to Bestowed by head of formerly reigning dynastyEthiopia0.60section

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