Order of Loyalty and Valour
Order of Loyalty and Valour is a military award of the Republic of China. It was created on 23 September 1944 for outstanding command in battle.
Order of Loyalty and Valour
- Name
- Order of Loyalty and Valour 忠勇勳章
- Period
- 1944
- Region
- Republic of China
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Order of Loyalty and Valour is a military award of the Republic of China. It was created on 23 September 1944 for outstanding command in battle.
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Key facts
• Name — Order of Loyalty and Valour 忠勇勳章 • Presenter — President of Taiwan • Type — Order of honour • Eligibility — Military personnel • Awarded For — Outstanding command in battle while wounded • Status — Currently awarded • Established — 23 September 1944 • Higher — Order of the Cloud and Banner • Lower — Order of Loyalty and Diligence • Image2 Size — 150px • Caption2 — Ribbon • Campaign — Second Sino-Japanese War
History
History
The Order of Loyalty and Valor is awarded for great courage while wounded. According to Robert Werlich, it is the only decoration awarded under this specific condition. The Order has one class. In 2016, the Legislative Yuan decided that there had not been enough recent conflict to justify the awarding of this medal to personnel for bravery, so the regulations regarded the awarding thereof were changed to allow those "...who, in order to protect the people, are loyal to their duties, and automatically perform extraordinary heroic acts, are qualified to be honorable."
Characteristics
Characteristics
The badge's emblem is a gold and silver star with multiple rays. The central medallion is white and depicts a highly stylized horse and rider; the rider holds a golden sword and a shield of red, white, and blue. The background of the horse and rider is in red enamel. The ribbon is light blue with narrow red and yellow stripes towards one edge and narrow yellow and red stripes towards the other edge.
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Order of Loyalty and Valour is associated with Republic of China. Recorded from 1944.
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1944
Order of Loyalty and Valour first recorded.
1944
Order of Loyalty and Valour is recorded from 1944.
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- 1.Robertson, Megan C. ODM of Taiwan: Order of Loyalty and Valour. Medals of the World.
- 2.Yisela. The Order of Loyalty and Valor - Chinese Medals & Awards - WW2 period. Identify Medals. 2021-03-26.
- 3.Werlich, Robert. Orders and Decorations of All Nations: Ancient and Modern, Civil and Military. Quaker Press. 87. 1974. 978556.
- 4.Werlich, Robert. Orders and Decorations of All Nations: Ancient and Modern, Civil and Military. Quaker Press. 88. 1974. 978556.
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