Order of the Dannebrog

The Order of the Dannebrog is a Danish royal honor established in 1693. It is one of Denmark's highest distinctions, awarded to individuals for notable service to the country or exceptional achievements in various fields such as culture, science, or public service. The order features a distinctive red cross, symbolizing Denmark. Recipients, typically including Danish citizens and foreigners, are inducted in different classes, with the highest being Knight. The Dannebrog signifies recognition and appreciation from the Danish monarchy, highlighting a recipient's contributions to society.