Order of Amalia
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The Royal Order of Amalia was founded in 1830 by King George I, upon the insistence of his wife, Queen Amalia, who wanted to create an order to reward noble women who served the Crown. Although the King remains as Sovereign of the Order, the statutes dictate that the Queen consort would be the Grand Mistress and that she would decide all appointments.
The Order is limited to thirty members, without including princesses of the Royal House. Members of the Order must lead a virtuous life in the exercise of religion and works of charity.
Officers
- Chancellor: Aliénor, Duchess de Pottin
- Chaplain: Father Eubert von Kloss
- Secretary: Count Viktor von Hardenstein.
Ladies of the Order
Supernumerary Ladies
- Queen Lia
- Queen Charlotte
- Princess Sophia, Despotess of New Constantinople
- Crown Princess Irene of Cyretopolitania
- Princess Maria Olimpia
- Princess Maria Amelia
- Princess Auguste
- Princess Juliana
- Princess Alexandra
- Princess Laure
- Princess Mathilde
- Princess Marie
- Princess Olga
- Princess Astrid
- Catherine, Princess of Wales
- Crown Princess Charlotte of New Chalcedon
- Queen Marguerite of Great Britain and Sveltz
Numerary Ladies
- Aliénor, Duchess de Pottin
- Silvia, Dowager Duchess von Kerlich
- Duchess Allegra von Kerlich
- Countess Alice von Henslen
- Princess Edith de Courtenay
- Clara, Dowager Princess von Lorensberg
- Countess Nora von Henslen
- Countess Rosita von Innerwitz
- Duchess Wilhemine von Kerlich
- Baroness Barbara von Wittenberg
- Countess Franziska von Lindau
- Victoria von Bila
- Marie Helene von Prach
- Princess Benedikta de Courtenay
- Countess Lily von Eichlen
- Countess Lioba von Bergenz
- Countess Marie Antoinette von Bergenz
- Countess Benedikta von Falkenhausen
- Countess Elisabeth von Lindau
- Countess Marie Klementine von Alderberg
- Countess Maria Theresia von Urbach
- Viscountess Elise d'Henlis
- Countess Anita von Alinghi
- Rose, Marquise de Pontbanc
- Countess Madeleine-Eliane de Sauvage-Leroy
- Princess Mafalda de Hohenburg
- Countess Monique von und zu Beierwald
- Baroness Anna von Wittsand
- Émilie de Soyes
- Countess Elisabeth von Hohenthurm
