Order of the Aztec Eagle, II Class Grand Officer Neck Badge

SKU: 01.MEX.0104.104.01

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    Mexico
  • date of institution
    December 29, 1933

History


The Order of the Aztec Eagle (Orden del Águila Azteca) was instituted by the Mexican Government on December 29, 1933. It was established as attempt to unify the country, and reach recognition as an independent country, after the civil war and the war against United States.

The Order is exclusively conferred upon foreigners citizens in recognition of meritorious and distinguished services rendered to Mexico and the humanity.

Originally, the Order consisted of military and civilian division, however this distinction was abolished in 1941.

The current statutes were introduced in 1975. Currently, the Order consists of six grades; Collar, Grand Cross, Grand Officer, Commander, Officer, and Knight.

The Order was modified by last time on the record in 2011.

The Order has no motto.

The first Knight of the Order was Niceto Alcalá-Zamora y Torre (1877-1949), President of the Second Spanish Republic, who was rewarded on September 15, 1934.

The Grand Officer was awarded to those of lesser rank than for the fist class sash. Additionally the award includes a breast star and a miniature.

The miniature has two gold rays or stripes on its suspension bar.

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