Honorary Titles and Orders
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
| 1941 | 10 | Gold, Enamel |
|
October 17, 1945 |
100 |
Gold, 5ea .25 carat Diamonds |
The title of Hero to the Mongolian People's Republic was created in 1941 by decree of the Khural (Parliament). The order that came with the title is something that isn't in many reference books. Thanks to Yuri, we have a scan of this rare order. The first ten people to receive the title of Hero of the MPR received this award.
For more information please see Hendrik's Medal Corner
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
|
1957 |
200 |
Gold (33 grams), Enamel |
Order is 35mm in diameter with the symbol of Mongolia or Soyombo on the obverse. Recipients include the first woman cosmonaut V. Tereshkova of the USSR and the First Secretary of the Mongolian Communists Tsedenbal.
Honorary Freeman of the MPR
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
|
1974 |
100 |
Gold, Enamel |
Order of Suche Bator
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
|
June 16, 1941 |
Type 1 1000 Type 2 700 | Gold, Silver, Platinum, Enamel |
The Order of Suche Bator was often awarded to officials of foreign countries.
Type 1 has a screwback reverse.
Type 2 has a clip fastener instead of the screwpost base.
For more information please see Hendrik's Medal Corner
Order of Military Valor Order of the Red Banner of Military Valor
Order of the Combat Red Banner
| Name | Date Established | Estimated Number Issued | Construction Material |
| Order of Military Valor | 1926-1940 | 600 | Silver, Enamel |
| Order of the Red Banner of Military Valor | 1940-1945 | 2300 | Silver, Enamel |
| The Order of the Combat Red Banner | 1945-1970 (Type 1)
1970-1992 (Type 2) |
6000 | Silver, Enamel |
All are the same order but through history the name and the design changed. If the order was bestowed to an individual more than once the award would have a shield with the number 2,3,etc.
Consecutive Orders of the Combat Red Banner #2, #3, #4
Order of the Red Banner of Military Valor #4!!!!
For more information please see Hendrik's Medal Corner
Order of Civil Valor Order of Labor Glory
| Name | Date Established | Estimated Number Issued | Construction Material |
| Order of Civil Valor | 1926-1940 | 600 | Silver, Enamel |
| Order of Labor Glory | 1940-1945 | 2300 | Silver, Enamel |
| Order of the Labor Red Banner | 1945-1970 (Type 1)
1970-1992 (Type 2) |
6000 | Silver, Enamel |
As with the military version above, these are all the same order but through history the name and design changed.
The order was bestowed for labor and civil services to Mongolian workers, arats (shepherds), and civil institutions.
Order of Civil Valor is one of the most faked of the Mongolian orders. Oddly enough some of the better fakes have made their way into the reference books as different variations. Buyer beware!
Order of Combat Service
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
|
1945 |
Type 1 (1945-1960) 5000
Type 2 (1960-1992) 2000 |
Silver, Enamel |
For more information please see Hendrik's Medal Corner
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
|
1936 |
Type 1 (1936-1939) 300
Type 2 (1939-1941) 2000 Type 3 (1941-1970) 12000 Type 4 (1970-1992) 1600 |
Silver, Enamel |
The Polar Star was given for both civil and military services. The second and third types are almost identical except for the alphabet used on the banner. The official alphabet changed in 1940 to the Cyrillic style.
For more information please see Hendrik's Medal Corner
Order of Maternal Glory 1st and 2nd Class
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Date Established |
Estimated Number Issued |
Construction Material |
|
1957 |
1st Class 200,000
2nd Class 300,000 |
Brass, Enamel |
The First class order was bestowed to Mongolian women for giving birth to and rearing more than 8 children.
The Second class order was bestowed to Mongolian woman for giving birth to and rearing 5 to 8 children.
Size for both are 46.5 x 39 mm. The inscription on the top is "Aldart eh" (Maternal Glory)
