Honorary Legion Medal of the French Napoleon Emperor's Senior Knights

Description

The L é gion d'honneur (English translation: Legion of Honor) is the highest chivalric order awarded by the French government. It was established by Napoleon, then the first ruling Napoleon, in 1802 to replace the feudalism of the old feudal dynasty. It is the highest honor awarded by the French government. It is the symbol of military and civilian honor in France and one of the most famous medals in the world. The Honorary Corps is an honorary organization, which includes soldiers and civilians who have made outstanding contributions to the French Republic; The Legion of Honor is the symbol of the honor and reputation of its members. Due to the changes of the times, it is more appropriate to translate it into the "French Medal of Honor". The ribbon of the medal is red and is selected in January (New Year's Day), April (Easter) and July (French National Day) each year.