See also: Order of the Elephant
(the highest Order of Chivalry of Denmark)
The Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant is the most awarded order of Thailand. It was established in 1861 by King Rama IV of The Kingdom of Siam.
The Order consists of eight classes:
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- Thai: มหาปรมาภรณ์ช้างเผือก (má-hăa bpon maa pon cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: ม.ป.ช.
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- Thai: ประถมาภรณ์ช้างเผือก (bprà-tà-măa-pon cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: ป.ช.
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- Thai: ทวีติยาภรณ์ช้างเผือก (tá-wee dtì yaa pon cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: ท.ช.
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- Thai: ตริตาภรณ์ช้างเผือก (dtrì dtaa pon cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: ต.ช.
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- Thai: จัตุรถาภรณ์ช้างเผือก (jat-dtoo rá-tăa-pon cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: จ.ช.
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- Thai: เบญจมาภรณ์ช้างเผือก (ben-jà maa pon cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: บ.ช.
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- Thai: เหรียญทองช้างเผือก (rĭan tong cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: ร.ท.ช.
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- Thai: เหรียญเงินช้างเผือก (rĭan ngern cháang-pèuak)
- Postnominals: ร.ง.ช.
Selected recipients
- Samuel Robinson, 1923.[1]
- Arne Skaug.[2]
References
- ^ "Capt. Samuel Robinson, Who Won Fame For Rescue Work in Jap Quake, Dies," New York Times. September 7, 1958.
- ^ "Arne Skaug" (in Norwegian). Stortinget.no. http://www.stortinget.no/no/Representanter-og-komiteer/Representantene/Representantfordeling/Representant/?perid=ARSU&tab=Biography.
External links
- The Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant, Secretariat to the Cabinet of Thailand
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