Ordre du Nichan El-Anouar

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Ordre du Nichan El-Anouar is a historical colonial-era order of merit established by France to honor service and loyalty in its overseas territories, particularly in the Horn of Africa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chivalric order
order of merit
appliesToJurisdiction French Somaliland
French colonial empire
French protectorate of Obock
Horn of Africa
awardedTo French citizens
colonial subjects
local notables
awardFor loyalty to France
meritorious service
services in overseas territories
awardingBody French Ministry of Colonies
awardStatus no longer awarded
country France
establishedBy French Third Republic
foundedBy French colonial authorities
gradeStructure five classes
hasPart Chevalier
Commandeur
Grand-croix
linked to: Grand-Croix

Grand-officier
Officier
hasType colonial order of merit
historicalPeriod colonial era
historicalSignificance example of French colonial honors system
inception 1887
insigniaShape star
locationOfUse Djibouti
French Somaliland
Obock
mottoLanguage Arabic
namedAfter Nichan el-Anouar
officialLanguage French
regionServed East Africa
Red Sea region
linked to: Red Sea coast
relatedTo French colonial decorations
Légion d'honneur
Médaille coloniale
ribbonColor green
red
scriptOnInsignia Arabic script
symbolizes French authority in the Horn of Africa
loyalty to the French colonial regime
usedBy French civil authorities
French colonial administration
French military authorities

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