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List of recipients of the Order of the Golden Ruler

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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.

Name Position and Title Nationality Date Image Source
Gojong Emperor of Korea  Korean Empire
Yi Cheock Crown Prince  Korean Empire
Yi Un Crown Prince  Korean Empire
Prince Henry of Prussia Prince  German Empire 20 March 1904
Itō Hirobumi Marquess  Japanese Empire 24 March 1904
Yi Seung-Eung Member of House of Yi  Korean Empire 16 September 1904 —
Prince Fushimi Hiroyasu Prince of the Japanese Empire  Japanese Empire 23 May 1905
Min Young-hwan Leutnant General  Korean Empire 1 December 1905
Jo Byeongse Special official  Korean Empire 2 December 1905 —
Yi Kang Prince  Korean Empire 9 April 1905
Prince Leopold Clement of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Grand Duke  Austria-Hungary 27 February 1906
Hasegawa Yoshimichi General of Infantry
Baron 		 Japanese Empire 27 August 1907
Prince Arisugawa Takehito Member of the Imperial House of Japan  Japanese Empire 18 October 1907
Katsura Tarō General of Infantry
Marquess 		 Japanese Empire 18 October 1907
Tōgō Heihachirō Admiral
Count 		 Japanese Empire 18 October 1907
Yamagata Aritomo General of Infantry
Duke 		 Japanese Empire 29 January 1908
Saionji Kinmochi prime minister
Marquess 		 Japanese Empire 29 January 1908
Prince Tsunehisa Takeda Member of the Imperial House of Japan  Japanese Empire 11 May 1908
Prince Nashimoto Morimasa Member of the Imperial House of Japan  Japanese Empire 21 July 1909
Prince Imperial Heung Prince of Korea  Korean Empire 22 September 1909
Yoon Taek-young Politician and Member of the Imperial Korean House  Korean Empire 22 September 1909
Yi Jae-wan Politician and Member of the Imperial Korean House  Korean Empire 22 September 1909
Prince Yasuhiko Asaka Member of the Imperial House of Japan  Japanese Empire 16 April 1910
Min Byeong-seok Politician  Korean Empire 26 August 1910
Ye Wanyong Politician  Korean Empire 26 August 1910
Yi Jae-gak Member of the Imperial House of Korea  Korean Empire 27 August 1910
Yi Jun-yong Member of Imperial House of Korea  Korean Empire 27 August 1910

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