Ordre de Saint-Michel

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Ordre de Saint-Michel was a prestigious chivalric order founded in 1469 by King Louis XI of France to reward loyalty and service to the crown.

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Order of Saint Michael tradition 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chivalric order
alternativeName Order of Saint Michael NERFINISHED
Ordre de Saint-Michel de France NERFINISHED
associatedWithDynasty House of Bourbon NERFINISHED
House of Valois NERFINISHED
awardedFor distinguished service to the French monarchy
loyalty to the king of France
ceremonialColor blue
ceremoniesHeldOn Feast of Saint Michael NERFINISHED
coatOfArms Collar of the Order of Saint Michael with pendant of Saint Michael slaying the dragon NERFINISHED
collar golden chain with scallop shells and knots
country Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
diminishedInPrestigeAfter creation of the Ordre du Saint-Esprit in 1578
establishedBy letters patent of Louis XI
founder Louis XI of France NERFINISHED
foundingMonarch Louis XI of France NERFINISHED
genre heraldic order
hasCollarElement interlaced double knots
scallop shells representing pilgrimage
hasSaintDay 29 September
headquartersLocation France
higherRankedBy Ordre du Saint-Esprit NERFINISHED
inception 1469
influencedBy Order of the Garter NERFINISHED
Order of the Golden Fleece NERFINISHED
insignia image of Saint Michael slaying the dragon
jurisdiction Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
languageOfName French
laterMembershipIncluded foreign princes
high-ranking officials
membershipRestrictedTo French nobility
motto Immensi tremor oceani
mottoLanguage Latin
namedAfter Saint Michael NERFINISHED
notableGrandMaster Francis I of France NERFINISHED
Henry II of France NERFINISHED
Louis XI of France NERFINISHED
originalNumberOfKnights 36
patronSaint Saint Michael NERFINISHED
precedenceBefore1578 highest order of chivalry in France
purpose reward loyalty to the French crown
reward military and political service
religion Roman Catholicism
status defunct
symbol scallop shell
type royal order

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Order of Saint Michael nativeLabel Ordre de Saint-Michel
United States Army traditions hasComponent Ordre de Saint-Michel
this entity surface form: Order of Saint Michael tradition