Order of Saint Patrick

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The Order of Saint Patrick was a British chivalric order of knighthood established in 1783 for the Kingdom of Ireland, historically associated with the British monarchy and Irish nobility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chivalric order
order of knighthood
alsoKnownAs Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick
associatedWith British monarchy
Irish nobility
category British orders of chivalry
Orders of chivalry of Ireland
ceremonialChapel St Patrick's Cathedral
surface form: St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin
ceremonialColor sky blue
chancellor Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
country Kingdom of Ireland
establishedFor Irish aristocracy
Irish peers
foundedBy George III of the United Kingdom
surface form: George III
governingDocument statutes of the Order of Saint Patrick
grade Knight Companion
hasPostNominalLetters KP
inception 1783
insigniaIncludes badge
collar
mantle
star
insigniaMotif Cross of Saint Patrick
surface form: St Patrick’s Cross

crown
shamrock
languageOfName English
lastAppointmentDate 1936
lastKnightAppointed Henry Benedict Medlicott St John, 5th Viscount Bolingbroke
locationOfInsigniaTheft Dublin Castle
maximumNumberOfKnights 15
modelledOn Order of the Garter
Order of the Thistle
motto Quis separabit?
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation Who will separate us?
namedAfter Saint Patrick
noNewAppointmentsSince 1936
notableEvent theft of the Irish Crown Jewels in 1907
orderOfPrecedenceWithinUK above Order of the Bath
below Order of the Thistle
region Ireland
religion Church of Ireland
seat Dublin Castle
sovereign British monarch
Elizabeth II
George III of the United Kingdom
surface form: George III
status dormant
usedCross Cross of Saint Patrick
surface form: Saint Patrick’s Saltire

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Cross of Saint Patrick usedBy Order of Saint Patrick