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Established in 1943 by Emperor Jan-Hu following the conclusion of the Second Great War, as a single-class honour, to individuals who have made significant contributions to Metzettan culture.
Established in 1943 by Emperor Jan-Hu following the conclusion of the Second Great War, as a single-class honour, to individuals who have made significant contributions to Metzettan culture.
=== Order of Dalrae ===
=== Order of Dalrae ===
Established in 2000 by Empress Joya to recognise the achievements of women. It is offered in three classes; Grand Cordon, Sword of The Empress and Medal. It is only conferred upon female recipients in light of significant achievement; both Metzettan women and foreign women are eligible.
Established in 2000 by Empress Joya to recognise the achievements of women. It is offered in three classes; Collar, Grand Cordon and Sword of The Empress. It is only conferred upon female recipients in light of significant achievement; both Metzettan women and foreign women are eligible.
=== Imperial Medals of Honour ===
=== Imperial Medals of Honour ===
Established in 1860 by Emperor Daeku to honour individuals who have made distinguished achievements in their respective fields of society. Medals are awarded with several ribbon colours denoting the reason for the honour; red ribbons for those who risked their lives to save others; green ribbons for morally remarkable individuals who have actively taken part in serving society; yellow ribbons for those who, through their diligence and perseverance have become public role models; violet ribbons to individuals who have contributed to academic and artistic developments, improvements and accomplishments; blue ribbons to individuals who have made prosperous efforts in the areas of public welfare and education; indigo ribbons to individuals who have made exceptionally generous financial contributions for the good of the public; and teal ribbons to individuals who have strengthened the relationship between Metzetta and foreign nations or promoted peace internationally.
Established in 1860 by Emperor Daeku to honour individuals who have made distinguished achievements in their respective fields of society. Medals are awarded with several ribbon colours denoting the reason for the honour; red ribbons for those who risked their lives to save others; green ribbons for morally remarkable individuals who have actively taken part in serving society; yellow ribbons for those who, through their diligence and perseverance have become public role models; violet ribbons to individuals who have contributed to academic and artistic developments, improvements and accomplishments; blue ribbons to individuals who have made prosperous efforts in the areas of public welfare and education; indigo ribbons to individuals who have made exceptionally generous financial contributions for the good of the public; and teal ribbons to individuals who have strengthened the relationship between Metzetta and foreign nations or promoted peace internationally.