Order of Kadyrov

Order of Kadyrov (Орден Кадырова)
Order of Kadyrov
TypeSingle grade order
Presented byChechen Republic
EligibilityRussian and foreign citizens
StatusActive
Established19 August 2004

Order of Kadyrov (Russian: Орден Кадырова; is the highest state award of the Chechen Republic. It was established on August 19, 2004, in memory of Akhmat Kadyrov, President of the Chechen Republic, who was assassinated in a terrorist attack.

History

The Order was established by Decree No. 208 of the president of the Chechen Republic of August 19, 2004, "On the Order of Kadyrov," which was repealed by Decree No. 212 of the head of the Chechen Republic of November 24, 2015, "On the Order of Kadyrov", which approved the new statute of the Order, provided its description, and provided a drawing of the Order.

The Order is awarded for outstanding service to the Chechen Republic.

Statute

The Order of Kadyrov is awarded to outstanding statesmen and public figures, Chechen performers and dancers, citizens, and organizations for exceptional achievements in the development of statehood, labor achievements, and the strengthening of peace, friendship, and cooperation between peoples, contributing to the prosperity and glory of the Chechen Republic.

Recipients of the Order of Kadyrov are invited by the head of the Chechen Republic and the Government of the Chechen Republic to all events dedicated to state holidays and other important events in the Chechen Republic.

Description

The Order of Kadyrov is made of 750-carat gold and is a circle with a convex border, 33 mm in diameter, weighing 55-60 grams.

The obverse depicts a portrait of the first president of the Chechen Republic, A. Kadyrov. On the reverse side, at the top of the order, is the inscription in raised letters "SON OF HIS PEOPLE" around the circumference. In the center of the order is a two-line inscription: "HE GONE" and "UNDEFEATED." Below is the order's serial number and a raised five-pointed star.

The order is attached to a rectangular gold bar by an eyelet and ring. The bar consists of two plates: the main (back) and the obverse (front).

The obverse (convex) bar is encrusted with precious stones: 36 rubies (1.8 carats), 36 sapphires (1.8 carats), and 36 diamonds (1.08 carats). The bar is 18 mm high and 23 mm wide.

The back of the block (flat) has two horizontal slits at the top and bottom, height 21 mm, width 23 mm, and a pin on the back. The gold standard is indicated on the pin mount at the bottom.

Selected receipents

Foreign nationals

Figures outside the Chechen Republic

Figures of the Chechen Republic

Organizations

See also

References

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  4. ↑ "Указ от 5 сентября 2007 года № 325 «О награждении орденом Кадырова Гази Шербини»".
  5. ↑ "Указ от 17 октября 2008 года 320-1 «О награждении орденом Кадырова Ракишева К.Х»".
  6. ↑ "Указ Президента Чеченской Республики от 03.11.2009 № 349". Archived from the original on 2022-08-11. Retrieved 2022-08-11.
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  8. ↑ "Глава Чечни спустя 16 лет передал Путину орден Ахмата Кадырова" (in Russian).
  9. ↑ "Президент ЧР Р. Кадыров в Гудермесе встретился с Сергеем Ивановым и Григорием Рапотой". Archived from the original on 2013-07-27. Retrieved 2013-02-18.
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