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Anyway, I am SURE that such lists MUST exist. But where?
England, perhaps? List of Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...f_the_British_Empire
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| quote: Originally posted by skywag:
But I cannot find a list of persons knighted by kings and......do queens knight people?
They sure do. Given the length of her reign, I bet QEII knighted more people than all four of the kings going back until Queen Victoria combined!
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| Sir Elton John only knew one Monarch in his adult life so he must have been knighted by QEII. |
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| quote: Originally posted by architect: Sir Elton John only knew one Monarch in his adult life so he must have been knighted by QEII.
Everyone who was knighted from February 1952 through September 2022 was knighted by QEII. So that's nearly all living knights. On occasion the actual investiture ceremony (with the kneeling the sword dubbing) has been performed by another high-ranking member of the royal family deputized to stand in for the Queen, but the honor itself was still bestowed by the Queen since the monarch has the sole ability to confer knighthood. |
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| quote: One could spend years going through those orders in able to compile a list
Which is why The Gazette is what they use. People 'who need to know' probably already know, others can search by name or 'order'. I'm willing to bet that The Palace have a list broken down into different parts as to the individual orders and the various levels of chivalry. I would also expect the Roll of The Peerage and other records held by The College of Arms to be complete, although again, a search by name would be required if you didn't want to read all the way through them. |
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