Order of the Royal House of Chakri

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Order of the Royal House of Chakri

The Most Illustrious Order of the Royal House of Chakri (Thai: เครื่องขัตติยราชอิสริยาภรณ์อันมีเกียรติคุณรุ่งเรืองยิ่งมหาจักรีบรมราชวงศ์; RTGS: Khrueang Khattiyaratcha-itsariyaphon An Mi Kiattikhun Rung-rueang Ying Maha Chakkri Borommaratchawong) was founded in 1882 by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) of the Kingdom of Siam (now Thailand) to commemorate the Bangkok Centennial. The order is awarded to members of the House of Chakri (the Thai royal family), foreign heads of state and members of other royal houses.

Quick Facts The Most Illustrious Order of the Royal House of Chakri เครื่องขัตติยราชอิสริยาภรณ์อันมีเกียรติคุณรุ่งเรืองยิ่งมหาจักรีบรมราชวงศ์, Awarded by the King of Thailand ...
The Most Illustrious Order of the Royal House of Chakri
เครื่องขัตติยราชอิสริยาภรณ์อันมีเกียรติคุณรุ่งเรืองยิ่งมหาจักรีบรมราชวงศ์
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Collar and Star of the Most Illustrious Order of the Royal House of Chakri
Awarded by

the King of Thailand
TypeDynastic order
Established1882; 143 years ago (1882)
Royal houseHouse of Chakri
Seat25 (except for foreigner)
EligibilityMembers of the Thai Royal Family and foreign heads of state
CriteriaAt the monarch's pleasure
StatusCurrently constituted
FounderChulalongkorn
SovereignVajiralongkorn
GradesKnight/Dame
Statistics
First induction6 April 1882
Last induction5 May 2019
Total inductees232
Precedence
Next (higher)Order of the Rajamitrabhorn
Next (lower)Order of the Nine Gems
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Ribbon bar of the Royal House of Chakri

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Members of the order are entitled to use the postnominals ม.จ.ก.

Insignias

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Sovereign

The Sovereign Grand Master of the order is Knight but the Star and Pendant have been decorated by diamonds and was called Maha Savamissaradhibodi. (Thai: มหาสวามิศราธิบดี)

Queen Consort

The Queen Consort of the Order is Dame but the Star have been decorated by diamonds and was called Maha Savamini. (Thai: มหาสวามินี)

Knight

The decoration consists of a single class (knight). The insignia is:

  • Pendant of Chakri, suspended from collar.
  • Pendant of Chula Chakri, attached onto the yellow sash, to wear over the left shoulder to the right hip.
  • Star of Chakri, to wear on the left breast.

Former officers

  • Chancellor (Thai: ลัญจกราภิบาล): Only held by Chao Phraya Phasakornwongse (Phon Bunnag), his insignia was a collar but with a different pendant.
  • Secretary (Thai: เลขานุการ): Only held by HSH Prince Prapakorn Malakul, his insignia was the same as the Chancellor but with ribbon.
  • Officer (Thai: มุทรานุการ): Only held by Phra Banroepakdi (Korn Kornsut), his insignia was a ribbon with Pendant decorated by the Coat of Arms.

Living recipients of the order

More information Rama IX (1946–2016), Image ...
Rama IX (1946–2016)
Image Name Country Date Present age Notes Ref.
Thumb HM Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother MChK NR PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 28 April 1950 92 [1]
Thumb HM Queen Margrethe II of Denmark RMBh MChK  Denmark 6 September 1960 84 Former Queen of Denmark [2]
Thumb HM King Harald V of Norway MChK PChW  Norway 19 September 1960 87 [3]
Thumb HRH Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands RMBh MChK  Netherlands 24 October 1960 87 Former Queen of the Netherlands [4]
Thumb Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya MChK PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 6 December 1961 73 [5]
Thumb HM Emperor Akihito of Japan RMBh MChk  Japan 27 May 1963 91 Emperor Emeritus of Japan [6]
Thumb HM Empress Michiko of Japan MChK  Japan 27 May 1963 90 Empress Emerita of Japan [7]
Thumb HM King Maha Vajiralongkorn RMBh MChK NR PChW SR  Thailand 4 December 1965 72 Sovereign of the order since 13 October 2016. [8]
Thumb HIM Empress Farah Pahlavi of Iran MChK  Imperial State of Iran
(now  Islamic Republic of Iran)
22 January 1968 86 Last Empress Consort of Iran
Thumb HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the Princess Royal MChK NR PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 14 December 1971 69 [9]
Thumb HRH Princess Chulabhorn Walailak, the Princess Srisavangavadhana MChK NR PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 27 May 1974 67 [10]
Thumb HRH Princess Soamsawali, the Princess Suddhanarinatha MChK NR PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 3 January 1977 67 [11]
Thumb HM King Juan Carlos I of Spain RMBh MChK  Spain 22 February 2006 87 King Emeritus of Spain [12]
Thumb HM Queen Sofía of Spain MChK PCh  Spain 22 February 2006 86 Queen Emerita of Spain [13]
Rama X (2016–present)
Image Name Country Date Present age Notes Ref.
Thumb HM Queen Suthida MChK NR PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 1 May 2019 46 [14]
Thumb HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha, the Princess Rajasarini Siribajra MChK NR PCh MPCh MVM  Thailand 5 May 2019 46 [15]
Thumb HRH Princess Sirivannavari MChK PCh MPCh MVM PBh  Thailand 5 May 2019 38 [16]
Thumb HRH Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti MChK BR1 VR1  Thailand 5 May 2019 19 [17]
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Foreign recipients of the order

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NameNationalityKnown forDate of appointmentRef.
Queen Victoria United KingdomQueen of the United Kingdom5 May 1887[18]
King Edward VII (as Prince of Wales) United KingdomKing of the United Kingdom5 May 1887[19]
Emperor William I German EmpireGerman Emperor1 September 1887[20]
Emperor Meiji Empire of JapanEmperor of Japan22 December 1887[21]
King Oscar II SwedenKing of Sweden29 October 1888
Emperor Franz Josef I Austria-HungaryEmperor of Austria4 January 1888
Emperor Nicholas II (as Tsarevich of Russia) Russian EmpireEmperor of Russia20 March 1891[22]
Emperor William II German EmpireGerman Emperor15 July 1891
Emperor Alexander III Russian EmpireEmperor of Russia15 July 1891
King Christian IX DenmarkKing of Denmark15 July 1891
King Umberto I Kingdom of ItalyKing of Italy15 July 1891
Sultan Abdul Hamid II Ottoman EmpireSultan of Ottoman Empire18 December 1892[23]
Prince Thomas, Duke of Genoa Kingdom of ItalyDuke of Genoa14 May 1897[24]
Prince Emanuele Filiberto, Duke of Aosta Kingdom of ItalyDuke of Aosta1 June 1897[25]
King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy Kingdom of ItalyKing of Italy1 June 1897[25]
Queen Margherita of Italy Kingdom of ItalyQueen of Italy6 June 1897[25]
Archduke Ludwig Viktor Austria-HungaryArchduke of Austria23 June 1897[26]
Archduke Otto Austria-HungaryArchduke of Austria23 June 1897[26]
Archduke Eugen Austria-HungaryArchduke of Austria23 June 1897[26]
Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia4 July 1897[27]
Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia4 July 1897[27]
Grand Duke Alexei Alexandrovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia4 July 1897[27]
Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia4 July 1897[27]
Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia4 July 1897[27]
Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia4 July 1897[27]
King Gustaf V (as Crown Prince of Sweden) SwedenKing of Sweden13 July 1897[28]
Prince Carl SwedenDuke of Västergötland13 July 1897[28]
Prince Eugen SwedenDuke of Närke13 July 1897[28]
Prince Oscar SwedenPrince Bernadotte13 July 1897[28]
King Frederik VIII (as Crown Prince of Denmark) DenmarkKing of Denmark15 July 1897[29]
King Christian X (as Prince of Denmark) DenmarkKing of Denmark15 July 1897[29]
Prince Valdemar DenmarkPrince of Denmark15 July 1897[29]
King George V (as Duke of York) United KingdomKing of the United Kingdom30 July 1897[30]
King Albert SaxonyKing of Saxony24 August 1897[31]
King George (as Prince of Saxony) SaxonyKing of Saxony24 August 1897[31]
King Frederick Augustus III (as Prince of Saxony) SaxonyKing of Saxony24 August 1897[31]
Duke John Albert Mecklenburg-SchwerinDuke of Mecklenburg29 August 1897[32]
Queen Wilhelmina NetherlandsQueen of the Netherlands7 September 1897[33]
Queen Emma NetherlandsQueen consort of the Netherlands7 September 1897[33]
King Leopold II BelgiumKing of the Belgians9 September 1897[34]
Félix Faure FrancePresident of France15 September 1897[35]
Grand Duke Frederick I BadenGrand Duke of Baden5 October 1897
King Alfonso XIII SpainKing of Spain18 October 1897[36]
Queen Maria Christina SpainQueen consort of Spain18 October 1897[36]
King Carlos I PortugalKing of Portugal23 October 1897[37]
Prince Afonso PortugalDuke of Porto23 October 1897[37]
Prince Vittorio Emanuele Kingdom of ItalyCount of Turin10 December 1898[38]
Empress Shōken Empire of JapanEmpress of Japan12 October 1899[39]
Prince Henry PrussiaPrince of Prussia24 December 1899[40]
Emperor Taishō (as Crown Prince of Japan) Empire of JapanEmperor of Japan26 October 1899[41]
Grand Duke Frederick Francis IV Mecklenburg-SchwerinGrand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin2 April 1902[42]
Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia22 May 1902[43]
Archduke Franz Ferdinand Austria-HungaryArchduke of Austria1 June 1902[44]
Prince Eitel Friedrich PrussiaPrince of Prussia6 June 1902[42]
Don Carlos Two SiciliesPrince of Bourbon-Two Sicilies8 June 1902[45]
Émile Loubet FrancePresident of France29 August 1902[46]
Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich Russian EmpireGrand Duke of Russia7 September 1902[47]
Prince Luigi Amedeo Kingdom of ItalyDuke of the Abruzzi2 January 1904[48]
Prince Adalbert PrussiaPrince of Prussia26 November 1904[49]
Prince Georg BavariaPrince of Bavaria15 November 1906[50]
Armand Fallières FrancePresident of France20 June 1907[51]
King Gustaf VI Adolf (as Crown Prince of Sweden) SwedenKing of Sweden25 October 1911[52]
Prince Wilhelm, Duke of Södermanland SwedenPrince of Sweden25 October 1911[53]
King Frederik IX (as Crown Prince of Denmark)a DenmarkKing of Denmark29 February 1917[54]
Raymond Poincaré FrancePresident of France1 August 1917[55]
King Edward VIII (as Prince of Wales) United KingdomKing of the United Kingdom16 August 1917[56]
Emperor Shōwa (as Crown Prince of Japan) JapanEmperor of Japan30 January 1925[57]
Gaston Doumergue FrancePresident of France30 January 1925[57]
Prince Knud DenmarkPrince of Denmark13 February 1929[58]
King Leopold III BelgiumKing of the Belgians16 February 1931[59]
Empress Kōjun JapanEmpress of Japan8 April 1931[60]
King Umberto II (as Prince of Piedmont) Kingdom of ItalyKing of Italy26 March 1933[61]
Albert François Lebrun FrancePresident of France19 April 1934[61]
King George VI United KingdomKing of the United Kingdom2 February 1937[62]
King Fuad I Kingdom of EgyptMuhammad Ali dynasty1934
Prince Yasuhito JapanPrince of Japan28 June 1939[63]
Prince Henry United KingdomDuke of Gloucester17 July 1939[64]
Prince Axel DenmarkPrince of Denmark20 January 1949[65]
King Norodom Sihanouk CambodiaKing of Cambodia15 December 1954[66]
King Sisavang Vong Kingdom of LaosKing of Laos1955
King Haile SelassieEthiopian Empire EthiopiaEmperor of Ethiopia1958
Dwight D. Eisenhower United StatesPresident of the United States28 June 1960[67]
Queen Elizabeth II United KingdomQueen of the United Kingdom19 July 1960[68]
Queen Ingrid DenmarkQueen of Denmark6 September 1960[69]
Queen Margrethe II (as Crown Princess of Denmark) DenmarkQueen of Denmark6 September 1960[69]
King Olav V NorwayKing of Norway19 September 1960[70]
King Harald V (as Crown Prince of Norway) NorwayKing of Norway19 September 1960[69]
Queen Louise SwedenQueen consort of Sweden21 September 1960[69]
Prince Bertil SwedenDuke of Halland21 September 1960[69]
King Baudouin BelgiumKing of the Belgians4 October 1960[71]
Queen Fabiola BelgiumQueen consort of the Belgians1960
King Sisavang Vatthana Kingdom of LaosKing of Laos1962
Charles de Gaulle FrancePresident of France11 October 1960[72]
Grand Duchess Charlotte LuxembourgGrand Duchess of Luxembourg17 October 1965[73]
Prince Felix LuxembourgPrince consort of Luxembourg17 October 1960[69]
Grand Duke Jean (as Hereditary Grand Duke) LuxembourgGrand Duke of Luxembourg17 October 1960[69]
Queen Juliana NetherlandsQueen of the Netherlands24 October 1960[69]
Prince Bernhard NetherlandsPrince consort of the Netherlands24 October 1960[69]
Queen Beatrix (as Princess Beatrix) NetherlandsQueen of the Netherlands24 October 1960[69]
Queen Frederica GreeceQueen consort of Greece14 February 1963[74]
King Constantine II of Greece GreeceKing of Greece14 February 1963[75]
Emperor Akihito (as Crown Prince of Japan) JapanEmperor of Japan27 May 1963[76]
Empress Michiko (as Crown Princess of Japan) JapanEmpress of Japan27 May 1963
Empress Farah IranEmpress consort of Iran22 January 1968
King Juan Carlos I SpainKing of Spain22 February 2006[77]
Queen Sofía SpainQueen consort of Spain22 February 2006[77]
Sultan Abdul Halim of Kedah MalaysiaYang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia30 January 2013[78]
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Notes

  • ^a Incorrectly referred to as Christian, Crown Prince of Denmark in the gazette.

References

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