Order of Hlyuea

The Order of Hlyuea is an Imperial order of knighthood established by Empress Arbellatra in 642 to honor Imperial Aslan citizens for exceptional service to the Imperium.

Description (Specifications)

Due to the separation of the genders practised by Aslans the order has two separate branches, one for males and one for females. The male branch recognizes service in leadership or military roles, while the female branch recognizes bureaucratic or commercial success.

• The precedence of the order is right after the Order of Sol and co-equal with the Order of Gvadakoung.
• The emblem of the order is five four-pointed stars in gold against a background of red. This emblem is traditionally associated with the mythological Aslan hero Hlyuea.

The subdivisions of the Order of Hlyuea are :

• Honoured Patriarch/Matriarch of Hlyuea (PH/MH)
• Honoured Companion of Hlyuea (CH)
• Honoured Member of Hlyuea (OH)

Other Data

Membership in the order is indicated with the letters O.H. (Member of the Order of Hlyuea) . This is used for both branches, since the knight's gender itself indicates the branch. Among themselves, Aslan of the Order use the title "Honoured-One" to refer to themselves, rather than "Sir/Dame", and consider it a sign of great respect to be referred to as such by non-Aslan who are sophisticated enough to know to do so. .

History & Background (Dossier)

The headquarters of the order is on Capital. It is the smallest of the headquarters buildings of the various major orders of Imperial knighthood in the Imperium, despite the fact that it contains two separate facilities, one for males and one for females.

Privileges Conferred

No information yet available.

Esteemed Membership

• Grand Master (Male): Brigadier General Feaftafelriy Ouesearl Eaelro' of the Unified Armies of the Imperium.
• Grand Mistress (Female): Ambassador Yuui' Aearoih Tlaityoh.

Other Members:

• No information yet available.

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