Dynastic order of knighthood

As House Order is called the Order, which were originally donated to the sovereign, his family and friends, or court officials. Many of these orders were given the character of military or civilian merit only in the course of time. House Order were founded in the 19th century and still a clear demarcation there has never been. The Oldenburgischer House and Merit of Duke Peter Friedrich Ludwig suggests. In modern constitutional monarchies, such as the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, the ministers are not responsible for the awards in the House Order.

The characteristic features of the House Order, inter alia, include the acquisition of the House Order of the princes of the current dynasty by birth or the appointment on the 18th birthday and limiting the number of knights.

The two oldest order of the world, the Order of the Garter and the Order of the Golden Fleece, were originally religious house.

In Europe, there are the following House Order:

Germany

  • Indication House Order of Albert the Bear
  • House Order of fidelity
  • House Equestrian Order of St. Hubert
  • House Order of Knights of St. George
  • Equestrian Order of St. Michael
  • Theresa Order
  • Red Eagle Order
  • House Order of Henry the Lion
  • Order of St. George
  • House Order of the Golden Lion
  • House Order Pour mes Amis
  • Princely House of Hohenlohe shear and Order of the Phoenix
  • Princely House Order of Hohenzollern
  • House Order of the Golden Lion
  • Oldenburgischer House and Merit of Duke Peter Friedrich Ludwig
  • House Order of the Palatine Lion
  • Schwarzer -Adler - Orden
  • Red Eagle Order
  • Royal House Order of Hohenzollern
  • Order of the Fan
  • Reußisches Cross of Honour
  • House Order of diamond crown
  • House Order of the White Falcon
  • Order of the German honesty
  • Order of the happy alliance
  • Ducal Saxe- Ernestine House Order
  • Lippe House Order
  • Order of the Golden Stag
  • Herzoglich Württemberg- Oelssischer Equestrian Order of the Skull
  • St. Anne Medal
  • Cross of Honour of Schwarzburg
  • Order De Parfaite Amitié
  • Order of the Württemberg Crown

Albania

  • Honorary chain of Albania
  • Skanderbeg Order

Bulgaria

Denmark

  • Elephant - Order

France

  • (1st and 2nd Kingdom): Order of the Holy Spirit
  • (1st Empire ): Order of the three Golden Fleeces

Greece (Kingdom)

  • Order of St. George and St. Constantine
  • Savior Medal
  • Order of the Phoenix

Great Britain

  • Order of the Garter
  • Scottish Order of the Thistle
  • Royal family north of Great Britain
  • Royal Victorian Order

Italy

  • Annunziaten Medal

Montenegro

  • Family north of Saint Peter
  • Order of Danilo I. for independence

Netherlands

  • House Order of the Golden Lion (The Netherlands )
  • House Order of Orange
  • Order of the Crown (part of the House Order )
  • Order for Loyalty and Merit (part of the House Order )
  • Order of the Golden Ark

Austria - Hungary ( Habsburg)

  • Order of the Golden Fleece
  • Royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen's
  • Military Maria Theresa Order

Romania (Kingdom)

  • Order of Charles I
  • Order of the governors house

Russia ( Tsardom )

  • Order of Saint Andrew the First-
  • Order of Saint Catherine
  • Order of St. Alexander Nevsky
  • Order of the White Eagle
  • Order of Saint George
  • Order of St. Vladimir
  • Order of Saint Anne
  • Order of Saint Nicholas
  • St. Stanislaus
  • Order of Saint Olga

Sweden

Serbia

  • St.Lazarusorden

Spain

Spanish crown:

  • Order of the Golden Fleece
House and Merit Order of Peter Frederick Louis Order of Saint Hubert Royal Order of Saint George for the Defense of the Immaculate Conception Order of St. George (Hanover) Order of the Rue Crown Saxe-Ernestine House Order Order of St. Anna Order of Skanderbeg Order of the Most Holy Annunciation Order of Saint Peter of Cetinje Order of the House of Orange Order of Carol I Deutsches Historisches Museum
378846
de