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List of foreign recipients of the Order of the Chrysanthemum

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The Order of the Chrysanthemum is the highest Japanese order, and comprises two classes, the Collar and the Grand Cordon.[1] It may also be conferred upon select foreign recipients as a diplomatic courtesy; since World War II,[2][3] the Collar is typically conferred upon foreign sovereign monarchs, while the Grand Cordon is conferred upon certain members of foreign royal families along with select elected foreign heads of state.

Collar

Afghanistan

Belgium

Brazil

Brunei

Cambodia

Denmark

Ethiopian Empire

Iran

Kingdom of Iraq

Jordan

Luxembourg

Malaysia

Morocco

Kingdom of Nepal

Netherlands

Norway

Saudi Arabia

Spain

Thailand

United Kingdom

United States

Grand Cordon

Argentina

Belgium

Denmark

France

Finland

German Empire

Kingdom of Hawaii

Kingdom of Italy

Kazakhstan

Lithuania

Mexico

Netherlands

Ottoman Empire

Pakistan

Philippines

Poland

Kingdom of Romania

Russian Empire

Spain

Sweden

Thailand

United Kingdom

United States

Yugoslavia

Notes

  1. Previously conferred with the Grand Cordon on 26 May 1994.[4]
  2. Previously conferred with the Grand Cordon as Crown Prince in 1987.
  3. Invested during the visit of Prince Komatsu Akihito to the UK in June 1902 to attend his coronation.[8] Appointed Grand Cordon of the Order as Prince of Wales on 20 September 1886 and invested by Prince Komatsu 7 December 1886, becoming the first British recipient of the order.[7]
  4. While attending the funeral of the Meiji Emperor.[9] Had previously been conferred with the Grand Cordon in May 1890 by the Meiji Emperor.[7]
  5. Invested by the Shōwa Emperor as a reciprocal honour in return for investing the Emperor with the Order of the Garter. Had previously been conferred with the Grand Cordon in 1921.[7]
  6. Previously conferred with the Grand Cordon as Prince of Wales on 5 October 1971.[13]
  7. While attending the funeral of the Meiji Emperor.[9]
  8. Invested by the Meiji Emperor as a reciprocal honour in return for investing the Emperor with the Order of the Garter.[40]

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