List of recipients of the Order of the Golden Ruler

This is a list of Recipients of the Order of the Golden Ruler. The Order of the Golden Ruler was an Order of chivalry of the Korean Empire which was part of the Gwangmu Reform, which modernized the Korean Empire. The order was given to the Imperial Family who will be enthroned and the family's relatives, officials and soldiers as the will of the Emperor.[1]

NamePosition and TitleNationalityDateImageSource
GojongEmperor of Korea Korean Empire
Yi CheockCrown Prince Korean Empire
Yi UnCrown Prince Korean Empire
Prince Henry of PrussiaPrince German Empire20 March 1904[2]
Itō HirobumiMarquess Japanese Empire24 March 1904[3]
Yi Seung-EungMember of House of Yi Korean Empire16 September 1904
[4]
Prince Fushimi HiroyasuPrince of the Japanese Empire Japanese Empire23 May 1905[5]
Min Young-hwanLeutnant General Korean Empire1 December 1905[6]
Jo ByeongseSpecial official Korean Empire2 December 1905
[7]
Yi KangPrince Korean Empire9 April 1905[8]
Prince Leopold Clement of Saxe-Coburg and GothaGrand Duke Austria-Hungary27 February 1906[9]
Hasegawa YoshimichiGeneral of Infantry
Baron
 Japanese Empire27 August 1907[10]
Prince Arisugawa TakehitoMember of the Imperial House of Japan Japanese Empire18 October 1907[11]
Katsura TarōGeneral of Infantry
Marquess
 Japanese Empire18 October 1907[11]
Tōgō HeihachirōAdmiral
Count
 Japanese Empire18 October 1907[11]
Yamagata AritomoGeneral of Infantry
Duke
 Japanese Empire29 January 1908[12]
Saionji Kinmochiprime minister
Marquess
 Japanese Empire29 January 1908[12]
Prince Tsunehisa TakedaMember of the Imperial House of Japan Japanese Empire11 May 1908[13]
Prince Nashimoto MorimasaMember of the Imperial House of Japan Japanese Empire21 July 1909[14]
Prince Imperial HeungPrince of Korea Korean Empire22 September 1909
Yoon Taek-youngPolitician and Member of the Imperial Korean House Korean Empire22 September 1909[15]
Yi Jae-wanPolitician and Member of the Imperial Korean House Korean Empire22 September 1909[15]
Prince Yasuhiko AsakaMember of the Imperial House of Japan Japanese Empire16 April 1910[16]
Min Byeong-seokPolitician Korean Empire26 August 1910[17]
Ye WanyongPolitician Korean Empire26 August 1910[17]
Yi Jae-gakMember of the Imperial House of Korea Korean Empire27 August 1910[18]
Yi Jun-yongMember of Imperial House of Korea Korean Empire27 August 1910[18]

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