The honours system of Freice was established in its current form following the establishment of self-government in 1969. Prior to this, Freician honours were exclusively composed of federal Riamese honours.[1] In 1973, the Titles and Honours Act was passed by the Assembly of Delegates, establishing the framework for establishing and awarding honours. This law remains the primary act for the regulation of honours, having been amended in 1985, 1989, 1999, 2006, and 2022.[2]
Riamese federal honours continue to be awarded to Freician nationals (who are also Riamese citizens), and so are listed alongside Freician honours.
Royal Order of the White Cross; the highest Riamese order of chivalry
Federal Order of Excellence; for distinguished federal service
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Purple Heart; for military merit
Blue Heart; for civilian merit
Golden Accolade; for distinguished service to the nation
Cherry Ribbon; for community service
Silver Ribbon; for national service
Triple Crown; for cultural service
Diana II Coronation Medal; commemorating the coronation of Diana II of Riamo
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Order of Merit of Tasauela; the highest Freician honour
Panetia Orra; for bravery
Medal of Merit; for distinguished service to Freice
Peace Medal; for contributions to the achievement of international peace
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Founders' Medal; for contributions to the establishment of self-government (1989)
Self-Government Silver Jubilee Medal; commemorating the 25th anniversary of self-government (1994)
Self-Government Golden Jubilee Medal; commemorating the 50th anniversary of self-government (2019)
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