Order of Kanju and Manju
| Order of Kanju and Manju | |
|---|---|
 Mon of the Order | |
| Awarded by the Shogun of Tenshukyō | |
| Type | Order with three ranks |
| Awarded for | Service to the Shogunate |
| Status | Currently awarded |
| Sovereign | Shogun Devon |
| Statistics | |
| First induction | 2019 |
| Last induction | 2020 |
| Total inductees | 11 |
| Precedence | |
| Next (higher) | Exalted Order of the Rising Moon |
| Next (lower) | Order of the Peach Blossom |
The Order of Kanju and Manju is an order of the Tenshukyō Shogunate. It was created on 21 February 2019. The order was named for the two tidal gems from Japanese folklore. While the regalia of most orders are intended to be uniform or building on a single design, the various regalia of the Order of Kanju and Manju are meant to represent the lore surrounding the Japanese tidal gems.
There are three classes of the order:
- Seal which is denoted by the wear of the seal, which is a medallion suspended from a yellow necklet. The seal depicts two dragons, meant to represent two sea gods: Watatsumi and Ryūjin. At the center of the seal is a yellow stone, meant to represent Kanju, the ebbing gem.
- Star and Seal which is denoted by the wear of the star of the order and the seal, which is a medallion suspended from a yellow necklet. The star of the order shows a woman and a wave in gold. This is meant to represent the tale of Princess Tamatori stealing a tidal gem from the sea god Ryūjin.
- Grand Cordon which is denoted by the wear of the regalia of the rank of Star and Seal, accompanied by a yellow sash. This rank of the order is reserved exclusively for Daimyos of the Council Clans. The cordon of the order bears a blue wave and a pearl, meant to represent Manju, the flowing gem.
List of Grand Cordons
The rank of Grand Cordon of the order is officially awarded for "impeccable service to the Shogunate." In practice it is reserved for the Daimyo of the Council Clans. In 2020, it was decided that this honor would be reserved for those Daimyo who reached one full year of service on the Council.
This list is current, as of 15 June 2020.
| Name | Year | Reason for appointment | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Emperor Devon, 1st Shogun of Tenshukyō |
2019 | Impeccable service to the Shogunate | Awarded for his role as Daimyo of the Momohana Clan |
| Benji, 1st Daimyo of the Kikuchi Clan |
2019 | Impeccable service to the Shogunate | |
| Peter, 1st Daimyo of the Kochō Clan |
2019 | Impeccable service to the Shogunate | |
| Reyna, 1st Daimyo of the Tōgō Clan |
2019 | Impeccable service to the Shogunate | |
| Yoshio, 1st Daimyo of the Sansei-Ryu Clan |
2019 | Impeccable service to the Shogunate | |
| Gina, 1st Daimyo of the Sadakichi Clan |
2019 | Impeccable service to the Shogunate | Awarded the Seal of the order in mid 2019 before being elevated that same year for her Clan being named to the Council |
List of Stars and Seals
The Star and Seal of the order is awarded "for distinguished and prolonged service to the Shogunate." It is the Highest honor that can be conferred to individuals who are not members of the Shogunate.
This list is current, as of 15 June 2020.
| Name | Year | Reason for appointment | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Princess Arlene of Kolios |
2019 | Distinguished and prolonged service to the Shogunate | Awarded the Seal of the order before being elevated to the Star and Seal in 2020 Awarded while Empress of Agber |
| Jerry Sano |
2020 | Distinguished and prolonged service to the Shogunate |
List of Seals
The Seal of the order is awarded "for prolonged service to the Shogunate."
This list is current, as of 15 June 2020.
| Name | Year | Reason for appointment | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carl Farber |
2019 | Prolonged service to the Shogunate | |
 Suzanne Pullman |
2019 | Prolonged service to the Shogunate | |
| Annabeth Denny |
2020 | Prolonged service to the Shogunate | |
| Wilma Coolidge |
2021 | Prolonged service to the Shogunate |