Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote
Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote Orden des Hauses Burgardt-Cabote (German) Kautusan ng Kapulungan ng Burgardt-Cabote (Filipino) Orden ti Balay ni Burgardt-Cabote (Ilocano) Ordre de la maison de Burgardt-Cabote (French) Order Rodu Burgardt-Kabotów (Polish) | |
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Awarded by the Head of the House of Burgardt-Cabote and Prince of Burgardt-Cabote | |
Type | Dynastic order of merit |
Established | 20 October 2020 |
Royal house | Burgardt-Cabote |
Motto | Fortitudo per humilitatem |
Criteria | The highest degree of merit, an outstanding level of talent and service, or an exceptional contribution to the House of Burgardt-Cabote |
Status | Currently constituted |
Founder | King Charles, 1st Prince of Burgardt-Cabote |
Grand Master | King Charles, 1st Prince of Burgardt-Cabote |
Grades | Knight |
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First induction | 20 October 2020 |
Last induction | 30 December 2023 |
Total inductees | 31 |
Precedence | |
Next (higher) | None; highest (in Sayville) Order of Cultural Merit (in Cheskgariya-Litvania; unofficially)[a] Order of Greater Islip (in Greater Islip) |
Next (lower) | Order of the Sayvillian Crown (in Sayville) Order of the Cheskgariyan Throne (in Cheskgariya-Litvania; unofficially)[b] Order of Great River (in Greater Islip) |
Ribbon bar of the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote |
The Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote is a dynastic order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote established on 20 October 2020 by King Charles, 1st Prince of Burgardt-Cabote.[1] The Order is the House's sole—and most prestigious—honor. Knighthoods in the Order are bestowed upon ten individuals per calendar year at the discretion of the Order's grand master (i.e. the Prince, and Head of the House, of Burgardt-Cabote) to recognize "The highest degree of merit, an outstanding level of talent and service, or an exceptional contribution to the House of Burgardt-Cabote." The Order is commonly used by the House to honor those associated with the realms they reign over, given the relative lack of state-sanctioned honors there.
Recipients
Knighthoods in the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote have been bestowed thirty-one times since the Order's establishment in 2020. Originally restricted to three people per calendar year, a proclamation issued in 2022 increased the limit to ten.[2][c] Knights of the Order hail from diverse backgrounds, from monarchs and heads of government to common citizens and non-micronational figures.
2020
- Aidan McCullough (20 October 2020)[3]
- Apollo Diomedes (20 October 2020)[4]
- Brian Velazquez (20 October 2020)[5]
- Carson I of Northwood-Oregon (20 October 2020)[6]
- John of Baustralia (20 October 2020)[7]
- Nelfania (20 October 2020)[8]
- Sertor Valentinus (20 October 2020)[9]
- Vincent Vertuccio (20 October 2020)[10]
2021
- Connor Cutolo (18 April 2021)[11]
2022
- Julio Henrique Alves (1 January 2022)[12]
- Casper I of Naveria (31 December 2022)[13]
- Daniel Quintero (31 December 2022)[14]
- Varuna Sriraya of Vishwamitra (31 December 2022)[15]
- Francis of Sayville (31 December 2022)[16]
- Frederick Stanislaus Augustus of Litvania (31 December 2022)[17]
- Maria I of Sildavia (31 December 2022)[18]
- Oscar I of Karnia-Ruthenia (31 December 2022)[19]
- Peter I of Stony Brook (31 December 2022)[20]
- Sarah I of Northwood-Oregon (31 December 2022)[21]
- Thomas I of Hrafnarfjall (31 December 2022)[22]
- Tom I of West Sayville (31 December 2022)[23]
2023
- Alexander Tufto (1 January 2023)[24]
- Caio of Secatogue (1 January 2023)[25]
- Christian of Cheskgariya (1 January 2023)[26]
- Karl-Heikki Joks (1 January 2023)[27]
- Nicholas I of Western Long Island (1 January 2023)[28]
- Soren FitzGibbons (1 January 2023)[29]
- David Rabinovich (30 December 2023)[30]
- Jake Corso (30 December 2023)[31]
- Petrus I of Winterspell (30 December 2023)[32]
- William Yang (30 December 2023)[33]
Armorials
Knights of the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote |
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Notes and references
- Notes
- ↑ Unlike Sayville and Greater Islip, Cheskgariya-Litvania does not include dynastic honors in its national honors system. However, the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote is customarily ranked above the Order of the Cheskgariyan Throne and below the Order of Cultural Merit on an unofficial basis.
- ↑ See note above.
- ↑ This limit is occasionally exceeded at the Grand Master's discretion.
- References
- ↑ Charles Burgardt, "Decree on Establishing the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote" (2020), https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1InCUhUd1bjxkZnj_9P-Sl2Ij5f0dkpi9hY89svv-124/.
- ↑ Charles Burgardt, "A Proclamation to Amend the Family Law of the House of Burgardt-Cabote" (2022), https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LxwR38HyPXt2tCXfPTVmqkAcFHSVHLVIGJ5NpzWrAsk/edit?usp=sharing.
- ↑ Charles Burgardt, "Bestowal of Knighthoods in the Order of the Sayvillian Lion and the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote" (2020), https://ibb.co/bNrHk56.
- ↑ Ibid.
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- ↑ Charles Burgardt, "A Proclamation on the Induction of the Hon. Connor Cutolo into the Order of the House of Burgardt-Cabote" (2021), https://docs.google.com/document/d/10OHqzxgudJ5a0_hiUXh3eYfRRzhUzLt1u0GLiBDcxb4/edit?usp=sharing.
- ↑ Charles Burgardt, "A Proclamation on the Bestowal of New Year Honors" (2021), https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G8PEUapPflmz-4MNTyYjtzBwvM_skmT6ajWX-xXT224/edit?usp=sharing.
- ↑ Burgardt, "A Proclamation to Amend the Family Law."
- ↑ Ibid.
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- ↑ Charles Burgardt, “A Proclamation on the Bestowal of New Year Honors” (2023), https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jEGuVAiuXDBKsgqUyh8YQzzmkx8VHVHe02JuPUv0T8k/edit?usp=sharing.
- ↑ Ibid.
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- ↑ Charles Burgardt, “2023 Proclamation on the Bestowal of New Year Honors” (2023), https://docs.google.com/document/d/1os5iqWaySAZhM_wDvmD9iUA1JNvJUGg3aAYFIdT-l-A/edit?usp=sharing.
- ↑ Ibid.
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