List of knights and dames grand cross of the Order of the Bath

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This is an incomplete list of those who were made knights and dames grand cross of the

post-nominal
GCB. Those Knights living at the time of the reorganisation of the Order automatically became Knights Grand Cross, with the post-nominal GCB.

Knights and dames grand cross

George III

Image Name Date Notes References
Field Marshal
PC
 2 January 1815 Military division [1][2]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [3][4]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [5][6]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [7][8]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [9][10]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [11][12]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [13][14]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1801 Military division [8]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [15][16]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [17][18]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [19][20]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [8]
Field Marshal His Grace
PC
 2 January 1815 Military division [21][22]
General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [23][24]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [25][26]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [27][28]
Vice-Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [29][30]
Vice-Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [31][32]
Lieutenant-General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [33]
Field Marshal
PC
 2 January 1815 Military division [34][35]
Field Marshal
PC
 2 January 1815 Military division [36][37]
Rear-Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [38][39]
Lieutenant-General Henry William Paget, 2nd Earl of Uxbridge 2 January 1815 Military division [40]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [41][42]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [43][44]
Lieutenant-General
KB
 2 January 1815 Military division [45][46]
Admiral
RN
 2 January 1815 Military division [47][48]
General
GCB
 2 January 1815 Military division [49][50]
General
GCB
 2 January 1815 Military division [51][52]
Lieutenant General
GCB
 2 January 1815 Military division [53][54]
General
GCB
 2 January 1815 Military division [55][56]
Lieutenant General
GCH
 2 January 1815 Military division [57][58]
Major General
GCB
 2 January 1815 Military division [59]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [60][61]
PC
 2 January 1815 Civil division [62][63]
PC
 2 January 1815 Civil division [64][65]
PC
 2 January 1815 Civil division [66][67]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [68][69]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [70][71]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [72]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [73][74]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [75][76]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [77][78]
KB
 2 January 1815 Civil division [79][80]
Lieutenant General
GCB
 7 April 1815 Military division [81][82]
Admiral
RN
 7 June 1815 Military division [83][84]
Sir Robert Liston 21 October 1816 Civil division [85][86]
Rear-Admiral
RN
 20 February 1818 Military division [87][88]
Sir William à Court, Bt. 20 October 1819 Civil division [89][90]

George IV

Image Name Date Notes References
Admiral
RN
 20 May 1820 Military division [91][92]
Admiral
RN
 20 May 1820 Military division [93][94]
Sir Charles Long 20 May 1820 Civil division [95][96]
Sir Charles Bagot 20 May 1820 Civil division [97][98]
Sir Edward Thornton
 8 March 1822 Civil division [99][100]
Major-General Sir Benjamin Bloomfield 1 April 1822 Civil division [101][102]
PC
 1 May 1825 Civil division [103][104]
Frederick James Lamb 13 December 1827 Civil division [105][106]
Sir Stratford Canning 7 December 1829 Civil division [107][108]
Sir Robert Gordon 7 December 1829 Civil division [107][109]

William IV

Image Name Date Notes References
Lieutenant-General Sir John Byng 24 February 1831 Military division [110][111]
Sir Robert Adair 3 August 1831 Civil division [112][113]
PC
 6 June 1832 Civil division [114][115]
Charles Manners-Sutton 31 August 1833 Civil division [116][117]
John Ponsonby, 2nd Baron Ponsonby 3 March 1834 Civil division [118][119]
PC
 16 September 1834 Civil division [120][121]
Admiral
RN
 3 August 1835 Military division [122][123]
PC
 29 August 1835 Civil division [124][125]
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 6 February 1837 Military division [126][127]

Victoria

Image Name Date Notes References
PC
 27 June 1837 Civil division [128][129]
George William Frederick Villiers, Esq. 19 October 1837 Civil division [130][131]
PC
 15 December 1837 Civil division [132][133]
PC
 19 July 1838 Civil division [134][135]
Colonel
CB
 19 July 1838 Civil division [136]
Charles Augustus Ellis, 6th Baron Howard de Walden and 2nd Baron Seaford 19 July 1838 Civil division [137][138]
Richard Jenkins, Esq. 20 July 1838 Civil division [139][140]
John McNeill, Esq. 15 April 1839 Civil division [141][142]
PC
 19 August 1841 Civil division [143][144]
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 27 August 1841 Civil division [145][146]
Major-General Sir Henry Pottinger, Bt. 2 December 1842 Civil division [147][148]
Arthur Ingram Aston, Esq. 10 November 1843 Civil division [149][150]
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 1 June 1844 Civil division [151][152]
Captain
RN
 10 July 1844 Civil division [153][154]
PC
 30 October 1844 Civil division [155][156]
PC
 11 December 1845 Civil division [157][158]
Lieutenant-General
PC
 24 June 1846 Civil division [159][160]
GCH
 28 January 1847 Civil division [161][162]
PC
 10 December 1847 Civil division [163][164]
Sir George Grey, Bt. 31 March 1849 Civil division [165][166]
KCB
 1 March 1851 Civil division [167][168]
PC, FRS
 23 February 1852 Civil division [169][170]
PC
 21 February 1853 Civil division [171][12]
Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt. 15 April 1854 Civil division [172]
Field Marshal
PC
 5 July 1855 Military division [173][174]
Admiral
RN
 5 July 1855 Military division [175][176]
Admiral
RN
 5 July 1855 Military division [177][178]
PC
 29 October 1855 Civil division [179][180]
Sir Charles Wood, Bt. 19 June 1856 Civil division [181][182]
PC
 24 January 1857 Civil division [183]
KCB
 11 November 1857 Civil division [184][185]
Major-General
KCB
 5 March 1858 Civil division [citation needed]
KCB
 3 September 1858 Civil division [186]
PC
 28 September 1858 Civil division [citation needed]
PC
 31 March 1859 Civil division [187]
PC
 31 March 1859 Civil division [188]
Rear-Admiral
RN
 20 May 1859 Military division [189][190]
PC
 15 June 1859 Civil division [191]
Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt. 15 June 1859 Civil division [192][193]
Admiral
RN
 18 May 1860 Military division [194]
Admiral
RN
 18 May 1860 Military division [195]
KCB
 24 January 1862 Civil division [196]
KCB
 10 March 1863 Civil division [197][198]
KCB
 11 August 1863 Civil division [199][200]
Major-General
KCB
 1 July 1864 Civil division [201]
Field Marshal
PC
 10 February 1865 Military division [202][203]
Sir Robert Peel, Bt. 5 January 1866 Civil division [204]
Captain H.S.H.
RN
 29 January 1866 Civil division [205][206]
KCB
 6 July 1866 Civil division [207]
KCB
 6 July 1866 Civil division [208][209]
KCB
 6 July 1866 Civil division [210]
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 13 March 1867 Military division [211][212]
General
KCB
 13 March 1867 Military division [213][214]
KCB
 13 November 1868 Civil division [215][216]
Henry George Elliot 22 November 1869 Civil division [217]
PC
 13 July 1872 Civil division [218]
KCB
 13 July 1872 Civil Division [219][220]
QC
 12 February 1873 Civil division [221][222]
Lieutenant General
KCB
 24 May 1873 Military division [223][224]
Lord Odo William Leopold Russell 21 February 1874 Civil division [225][226]
KCB
 17 May 1876 Civil division [227][228]
GCSI
 1 January 1878 Civil division [229]
Austen Henry Layard 11 June 1878 Civil division [230][231]
General
PC
 24 January 1879 Civil division [232][233]
Major-General
KCB
 19 August 1879 Military division [234][235]
Stephen Cave 20 March 1880 Civil division [236][237]
Richard Assheton Cross 20 April 1880 Civil division [237]
Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt. 20 April 1880 Civil division [237]
Lord John James Robert Manners 20 April 1880 Civil division [237]
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 19 June 1880 Military division [238]
Major-General
KCB
 21 September 1880 Military division [239]
Vice-Admiral
RN
 24 May 1881 Military division [240]
Henry Bouverie William Brand 20 September 1881 Civil division
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 17 November 1882 Military division
PC
 15 June 1883 Civil division
KCB
 21 August 1883 Civil division
KCB
 21 August 1883 Civil division
QC
 21 November 1884 Civil division
PC, FRS
 7 January 1885 Civil division
PC
 9 January 1885 Civil division
KCB
 15 June 1885 Civil division
PC
 30 June 1885 Civil division
PC
 30 June 1885 Civil division
Frederick Arthur Stanley 2 February 1886 Civil division
KCB
 2 February 1886 Civil division
KCB
 29 May 1886 Military division [241]
Admiral
RN
 30 July 1886 Military division
Major-General
KCB
 21 June 1887 Civil division
Vice-Admiral
RN
 21 June 1887 Civil division
Commander
RN
 21 June 1887 Civil division
General
KCB
 1 July 1887 Military division
KCB
 30 September 1887 Civil division
GCMG
 2 June 1888 Civil division
KCB
 2 January 1889 Civil division
GCMG
 29 April 1889 Civil division
Admiral
PC
 25 May 1889 Military division
KCB
 25 May 1889 Civil division
Major-General
KCB
 23 July 1889 Civil division
HH Prince Christian Victor Albert Louis Ernest Anton of Schleswig-Holstein 19 July 1890 Civil division
General
KCB
 23 October 1891 Civil division
Sir
KCB
 25 May 1892 Civil division
PC
 1 August 1892 Civil division
KCB
 1 August 1892 Civil division
KCB
 1 August 1892 Civil division
KCB
 20 August 1892 Civil division
KCB
 20 August 1892 Civil division
PC
 19 May 1893 Civil division
KCB
 8 January 1895 Civil division
PC
 25 May 1895 Civil division
James Stansfeld 25 May 1895 Civil division
Henry Campbell-Bannerman 29 June 1895 Civil division
GCMG
 20 May 1896 Civil division
GCMG
 1 January 1897 Civil division
KCB
 23 March 1897 Civil division
Colonel
ADC
 22 June 1897 Civil division
KCB
 22 June 1897 Civil division
KCB
 22 June 1897 Civil division
KCB
 22 June 1897 Civil division
GCMG
 22 June 1897 Civil division
Field Marshal
PC
 21 May 1898 Military division
Major-General
KCMG
 15 November 1898 Military division
Sir Hugh Owen,
KCB
 2 January 1899 Civil division
KCB
 2 January 1899 Civil division
Henry Morton Stanley, Esq. 9 June 1899 Civil division
GCMG
 9 June 1899 Civil division
PC
 23 May 1900 Civil division
KCMG
 16 November 1900 Civil division
Lieutenant-General
KCB
 29 November 1900 Military division
KCB
 1 January 1901 Civil division
KCB
 1 January 1901 Civil division

Edward VII

Image Name Date Notes References
Sir Robert Romer, KC 13 February 1901 Civil division
GCMG
 9 November 1901 Civil division
PC
 26 June 1902 Civil division
KCB
 26 June 1902 Civil division
General
KCB
 26 June 1902 Civil division
KCB
 26 June 1902 Civil division
General
KCB
 26 June 1902 Military division
KCB
 29 June 1906 Civil division
KCB
 29 June 1906 Civil division
KCVO, ISO
 29 June 1906 Civil division
Admiral
KCB
 9 November 1906 Military division
KCB
 9 November 1906 Civil division
Colonel
KCSI
 9 November 1906 Civil division
GCMG
 7 May 1907 Civil division
KCIE
 10 October 1907 Civil division
KCMG, ISO
 26 June 1908 Civil division
KCB
 26 June 1908 Civil division
KCB
 26 June 1908 Civil division
KCB, ISO
 26 June 1908 Civil division
KCB
 9 November 1908 Civil division
General
KCMG
 25 June 1909 Military division
GCVO
 25 June 1909 Civil division
KCB
 25 June 1909 Civil division

George V

Image Name Date Notes References
GCVO
 24 June 1910 Civil division
Major
CMG
 19 June 1911 Civil division
Major
GCVO, DSO
 19 June 1911 Civil division
PC, KC
 19 June 1911 Civil division
GCVO
 19 June 1911 Civil division
KCB
 19 June 1911 Civil division
KCB
 19 June 1911 Civil division
KCSI
 Civil division
PC
 10 October 1911 Civil division
PC
 23 October 1911 Civil division
Admiral
KCB
 10 December 1912 Military division
PC
 22 June 1914 Civil division
General
ADC
 3 June 1915 Military division
Admiral
KCVO, SGM
 3 June 1915 Military division
PC
 3 June 1915 Civil division
GCVO
 3 June 1915 Civil division
GCMG, KC
 1 January 1916 Civil division
KCB
 1 January 1916 Civil division
Vice-Admiral
KCB, DSO
 31 May 1916 Military division
Admiral
KCB
 3 June 1916 Military division
KCMG
 3 June 1916 Civil division
KCB, KC
 3 June 1916 Civil division
KCB
 3 June 1916 Civil division
Admiral
KCVO
 4 December 1916 Military division
GCB
 1918 Military division
Field Marshal
GCVO
 1918 Military division
Field Marshal
MVO
 1919 Military division
GCB
 1920 Civil division
DL
 1921 Civil division
Field Marshal
CIE
 1923 Military division
Field Marshal
DL
 1926 Military division
Field Marshal
KCMG, DSO
 1929 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
DL
 1934 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
GCVO
 1935 Military division

George VI

Image Name Date Notes References
GCMG, KC
 1937 Civil division
Field Marshal
CMG, DSO
 1938 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
GCVO
 1939 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
DSO**
 1941 Military division
General
CMG, DSO
 1941 Military division
Field Marshal
DSO*
 1942 Military division
Field Marshal
PC
 1942 Military division
Marshal of the Royal Air Force
DSO*, MC
 1939 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
KBE
 1944 Military division
Field Marshal
PC
 1945 Military division
Air Vice Marshal
KCMG, DSO
 1945 Military division
General
PC
 1945 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
DL
 1946 Military division
GCB
 1948 Civil division
Field Marshal
PC
 1950 Military division
Field Marshal
GCVO
 1951 Military division

Elizabeth II

Image Name Date Notes References
Field Marshal
GBE, DSO, MC
 1955 Military division
General
CMG
 1960 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
ADC
 1965 Military division [242]
Air Chief Marshal
CBE, DSO, DFC
 1966 Military division
General
DSO*, MC
 1967 Military division
Field Marshal
DSO*, MC
 1970 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
GCB, DSC
 1974 Military division
CVO
 1974 Civil division
Admiral of the Fleet
PC, ADC
 1975 Military division
CI
 1975 Civil division
Marshal of the Royal Air Force
CBE, DSO, DFC
 1976 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
GCB, DFC, AFC
 1977 Military division
Lieutenant Colonel
PC
 1977 Civil division
Lieutenant General Sir
CBE, MC
 1977 Military division
Field Marshal
DL
 1979 Military division
General
DL
 1979 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
CBE
 1979 Military division
GCB
 1979 Civil division
GCB
 1980 Civil division
Admiral
GCB
 1981 Military division
General
CBE
 1981 Military division
Marshal of the Royal Air Force
GCB, AFC
 1982 Military division
Admiral of the Fleet
GBE
 1982 Military division
CVO
 1983 Civil division
Admiral
GCB
 1983 Military division
GCB
 1984 Civil division
Marshal of the Royal Air Force
OBE
 1984 Military division
General
DL
 1984 Military division
CVO
 1986 Civil division
Marshal of the Royal Air Force
GCB
 1988 Military division
Field Marshal
CBE
 1988 Military division
CVO
 1988 Civil division
Sir Brian Hayes,
GCB
 1988 Civil division
GCB
 1989 Civil division
Air Chief Marshal
GBE
 1989 Military division
QC
 1989 Civil division
QSO
 1990 Civil division
Admiral of the Fleet
DL
 1991 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
CBE
 1991 Military division
General
CBE
 1991 Military division
GCB
 1991 Civil division
Field Marshal
DL
 1992 Military division
Admiral
DL
 1992 Military division
PC
 1992 Civil division
GCB
 1992 Civil division
Air Chief Marshal
CBE
 1993 Military division
Admiral
DL
 1993 Military division
General
CBE
 1993 Civil division
Field Marshal
DL
 1994 Military division
GCB
 1994 Civil division
GCB
 1995 Civil division
General
DL
 1995 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
KBE
 1995 Military division
GCB
 1995 Civil division
Sir Anthony Battishill,
GCB
 1996 Civil division
Air Chief Marshal
CBE
 1997 Military division
General
CBE
 1997 Military division
PC
 1998 Civil division
GCB
 1998 Civil division
Admiral of the Fleet
DL
 1999 Military division
Field Marshal
DL
 1999 Military division
General
DL
 1999 Military division
CBE
 1999 Civil division
Air Chief Marshal
DL
 2001 Military division
GCB
 2001 Civil division
Admiral
DL
 2002 Military division
GCB
 2002 Civil division
GCB
 2004 Civil division
Admiral
PC
 2004 Military division
General
DL
 2004 Military division
Marshal of the Royal Air Force
GCB, AFC
 2005 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
GCB, AFC
 2006 Military division
GCB
 2006 Civil division
PC
 2007 Civil division
General
DL
 2008 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
CBE, DSO
 2008 Military division
Admiral
DL
 2008 Military division
Admiral
DL
 2010 Military division
GCB
 2011 Civil division
GCB
 2011 Civil division
General
CBE, ADC Gen
 2011 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
ADC
 2012 Military division
General
DL
 2013 Military division
GCB
 2015 Civil division
Admiral
DL
 2016 Military division
Air Chief Marshal
DL
 2016 Military division
PC
 2018 Civil division
CVO
 2018 Civil division
General
CBE, DSO, ADC Gen
 2019 Military division
DBE, FRS, FMedSci
 2019 Civil division
Air Chief Marshal
ADC
 2020 Military division

Charles III

Image Name Date Notes References
GCB
 2023 Civil division
PC
 2023 Civil division [243]
General
CBE
 2023 Military division
Lieutenant Colonel
ADC
 2024

Honorary knights and dames grand cross

Military division

Image Name Year Notes
GCB
 1819 General in the Russian Army
GCB
 1819 General in the Russian Army
GCB
 1819 General in the Prussian Army
GCB
 1819 General in the Austrian Army
GCB
 1830
GCB
 1831 Minister of State and Cabinet of Hanover
GCB
 1834
GCB
 1834
GCB
 1835
GCB
 1836
GCB
 1839
GCB
 1840
GCB
 1846
GCB
 1854 General in the Ottoman Army
GCB
 1855
GCB
 1855
GCB
 1855 French Minister of War
GCB
 1855 Commander-in-Chief of the Sardinian Forces in the Crimea
GCB
 1855 Commander-in-Chief of the French Forces in the Crimea
GCB
 1856 General in the French Army
GCB
 1856 General in the French Army
GCB
 1856 General in the French Army
GCB
 1856 General in the French Army
GCB
 1856 General in the French Army
GCB
 1857
GCB
 1857 French Minister of Marine and the Colonies
GCB
 1877 Maharaja of Gwalior
GCB
 1878
GCB
 1885
GCB
 1886 Replaced a Civil GCB from 1879
GCB
 1890 General-in-Chief of the Japanese Imperial Household Troops
GCB
 1892
GCB
 1901
GCB
 1901
GCMG
 1902 Emperor of Ethiopia
GCB
 1904
GCB
 1904
GCVO
 1911
OM, DSO
 1914
GCB
 1915
GCB
 1916
GCB
 1918
OM
 ?
GCB
 1942
OM
 1943 President of the United States (Civil Division in 1957)
GCB
 1943
GCB
 1945
GCB
 1945
GCB
 1945
GCB
 1945
GCB
 1945
GCB, MC
 1952
GCB
 1972 President of Yugoslavia
GCB
 1974 President of Indonesia
GCB
 1989 President of Nigeria
KCVO
 2001
King of Jordan

Civil division

Image Name Year Notes
GCB
 1848
GCB
 1848 Later Frederick William, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
GCB
 1863 Later Christian IX of Denmark
GCB
 1865 Bey of Tunis
GCVO
 1866 Later Francis, Duke of Teck
GCSI
 1866 Khedive of Egypt
GCB
 1867
GCB
 1877 Later Adolphus Frederick V, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
GCB
 1879 Substituted for a Military GCB in 1886
GCB
 1885
GCB
 1887
GCB
 1887 Later Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse
GCB
 1887 Later Bernhard III, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen
GCSI
 1887 Khedive of Egypt
GCVO
 1888
GCB
 1889 Grand Vizier of Persia
GCB
 1890
GCB
 1891
GCB
 1892
GCVO
 1893 Later Ferdinand I of Romania
GCB
 1893 Emir of Afghanistan
GCStJ
 1896 Later Haakon VII of Norway
GCB
 1897
GCB
 1897 Later Ernst II, Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
GCB
 1900
GCB
 1901
GCB
 1901
GCB
 1901 Later King Gustaf V of Sweden
GCB
 1901 Sultan of Morocco
GCB
 1901
GCB
 1902
GCB
 1902
GCSI
 1903 Nizam of Hyderabad
GCVO
 1903
GCVO
 1905
King of Sweden
GCB
 1906 President of Mexico
GCB
 1907
Prince consort of the Netherlands
GCB
 1917 King of Egypt
GCVO
 1921 Emperor of Japan
GCB
 1923 Prime Minister of Italy (expelled in 1940)
GCVO
 1924 Emperor of Ethiopia
GCSI
 1947 Maharaja of Mysore
GCB
 1955 President of Portugal
OM
 1957 President of the United States (Military Division in 1945)
GCB
 1957 President of France
GCVO
 1958
Prince consort of the Netherlands
GCB
 1958
President of West Germany
GCB
 1961 President of Italy
GCB
 1965 President of Chile
GCB
 1968 President of Brazil
GCB
 1969 President of Austria
GCB
 1969 President of Italy
GCB
 1969 President of Finland
KStJ
 1972
Yang di-Pertuan Agong
GCB
 1972 President of France
GCB
 1973 President of Mexico
GCB
 1973
President of Zaire
GCB
 1976 President of Brazil
GCB
 1976 President of France
GCB
 1978 President of Romania (expelled 24 December 1989)
GCB
 1978 President of the Federal Republic of Germany
GCB
 1978 President of Portugal
GCMG
 1979 Emir of Qatar
GCB
 1980 King of Morocco
GCStJ
 1982
Sultan of Oman
KCMG
 1984 Emir of Bahrain
GCB
 1984 President of France
GCB
 1985 President of Malawi
GCB
 1989 President of the United States
KStJ
 1989
Yang di-Pertuan Agong
GCMG
 1990 President of Iceland
GCB
 1990 President of Italy
GCB
 1991 President of Poland
GCMG
 1992
Sultan of Brunei
GCB
 1992 President of Germany
GCB
 1993 President of the United States
GCB
 1994 President of Zimbabwe (expelled 25 June 2008)
GCMG
 1995 Emir of Kuwait
GCB
 1995 President of Finland
GCB
 1996 President of France
GCMG
 1996 President of Poland
GCB
 1997 President of Brazil
GCB
 1998
Yang di-Pertuan Agong
GCB
 1998 President of Germany
GCB
 1999 President of South Korea
KCMG
 1999 President of Hungary
GCVO
 2000
Consort of the Danish monarch
GCB
 2000 President of Italy
GCMG
 2001 President of South Africa
GCB
 2003 President of Nigeria
GCB
 2004 President of Germany
GCB
 2004 President of South Korea
GCB
 2006 President of Brazil
GCB
 2006 President of Latvia
GCB
 2006 President of Lithuania
GCB
 2006 President of Estonia
GCB
 2007 President of Ghana
GCB
 2008 President of Turkey
GCB
 2008 President of France
GCB
 2008 President of Slovenia
GCB
 2009 President of Mexico
GCB
 2010 President of South Africa
GCMG
 2010 Emir of Qatar
GCMG
 2010 President of the United Arab Emirates
AC
 2012 President of Indonesia
GCB
 2012 Emir of Kuwait
GCB
 2013 President of South Korea
GCB
 2014 President of France
GCB
 2014 President of Singapore
GCB
 2015 President of Mexico
GCB
 2015 President of Germany
GCB
 2016 President of Colombia
GCB
 2022 President of South Africa
GCB
 2023 President of Germany
GCB
 2023 President of South Korea

See also

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