# List of knights of the Order of the Seraphim

This is a list of the knights (men) and members (women) of the Royal Order of the Seraphim:

## Color pattern

| .................... | Deceased Swedish Royal Knight or Member |
| .................... | Living Swedish Royal Knight or Member |
| .................... | Deceased Foreign Royal Knight or Member |
| .................... | Living Foreign Royal Knight or Member |
| .................... | Deceased Foreign Presidential Knight or Member |
| .................... | Living Foreign Presidential Knight or Member |

## Sweden
### Royal family of Sweden

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Frederick I (1748–51), the founder ||||||||
| 1 | 17 April 1748 | Frederick I | King of Sweden 1720–51 Landgrave of Hessen-Kassel 1730–51 | Sweden Hesse | I Gud mitt hopp | |
| 2 | 17 April 1748 | Adolf Frederick | Prince-Bishop of Lübeck 1727–50 Crown Prince of Sweden 1743–51 King of Sweden 1751–71 | Sweden | Salus publica salus mea | |
| 3 | 17 April 1748 | Gustav III | Crown Prince of Sweden 1751–71 King of Sweden 1771–92 | Sweden | Fäderneslandet | |
| 29 | 26 September 1748 | Charles XIII | Prince of Sweden, Duke of Södermanland since 1772 Regent 1792–96 King of Sweden 1809–18 King of Norway 1814–18 | Sweden Norway | Folkets väl min högsta lag | |
| Gustav III (1771–92) ||||||||
| 96 | 1 November 1778 | Gustav IV Adolf | Crown Prince of Sweden 1778–92 King of Sweden 1792–1809 | Sweden | Gud och folket | Gustav III's son |
| 103 | 25 August 1782 | Carl Gustav | Prince of Sweden Duke of Småland | Sweden | | Gustav III's son |
| Gustav IV Adolf (1792–1809) ||||||||
| 138 | 3 July 1798 | Carl Adolf | Prince of Sweden | Sweden | | Was only 7 days old |
| 140 | 9 November 1799 | Gustav | Crown Prince of Sweden 1799–1809 | Sweden | | Gustav IV's son |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 164 | 28 December 1809 | Charles August (1768–1810) | Prince de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg Crown Prince of Sweden 1809–10 | Sweden | För lagen och fosterlandet | |
| 169 | 21 August 1810 | Charles XIV John (1763–1844) | Prince of Ponte Corvo Crown Prince of Sweden (1810–18) and Norway (1814–18) King of Sweden and Norway (1818–44) | Sweden Norway France | Folkets kärlek min belöning | |
| 170 | 26 September 1810 | Oscar I (1799–1859) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Södermanland since 1811 Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway 1818–44 King of Sweden and Norway 1844–59 | Sweden Norway France | Rätt och sanning | |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| 234 | 3 May 1826 (birth) | Charles XV (1826–1872) | Duke of Skåne (1826–59) Prince of Sweden and Norway Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway 1844–59 King of Sweden and Norway 1859–72 | Sweden Norway | Land skall med lag byggas | Oscar I's son (1st) |
| 239 | 21 January 1829 (birth) | Oscar II (1829–1907) | Duke of Östergötland (1829–72) Prince of Sweden and Norway King of Sweden and Norway 1872–1905 King of Sweden 1905–07 | Sweden Norway Sweden | Brödrafolkens väl Sveriges väl (after 1905) | Oscar I's son (3rd) |
| | 24 August 1831 (birth) | August (1831–1873) | Prince of Sweden and Norway Duke of Dalarna ( lifelong ) | Sweden Norway | | Oscar I's son (4th) |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 339 | 16 June 1858 (birth) | Gustaf V (1858–1950) | Duke of Värmland (1858–1907) Prince of Sweden and Norway Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway 1872–1905 Crown Prince of Sweden 1905–07 King of Sweden 1907–50 | Sweden Norway Sweden | Med folket för fosterlandet | Oscar II's son (1st) |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 349 | 15 November 1859 (birth) | Oscar (1859–1953) | Duke of Gotland (1859–88) Prince of Sweden and Norway Prince Bernadotte since 1888 Count Bernadotte of Wisborg since 1892 | Sweden Norway Sweden | | Oscar II's son (2nd) Never erased from the register |
| 362 | 27 February 1861 (birth) | Carl (1861–1951) | Prince of Sweden and Norway Prince of Sweden 1905 - Duke of Västergötland ( lifelong ) | Sweden Norway Sweden | | Oscar II's son (3rd) |
| 386 | 1 August 1865 (birth) | Eugen (1865–1947) | Prince of Sweden and Norway Prince of Sweden 1905 - Duke of Närke ( lifelong ) | Sweden Norway Sweden | | Oscar II's son (4th) |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 466 | 11 November 1882 (birth) | Gustaf VI Adolf (1882–1973) | Duke of Skåne (1882–1950) Prince of Sweden and Norway Prince of Sweden 1905–07 Crown Prince of Sweden 1907–50 King of Sweden 1950–73 | Sweden Norway Sweden | Plikten framför allt | Gustaf V's son (1st) |
| | 17 June 1884 (birth) | Wilhelm (1884–1965) | Prince of Sweden and Norway Prince of Sweden 1905 - Duke of Södermanland ( lifelong ) | Sweden Norway Sweden | | Gustaf V's son (2nd) |
| | 20 April 1889 (birth) | Erik (1889–1918) | Prince of Sweden and Norway Prince of Sweden 1905 - Duke of Västmanland ( lifelong ) | Sweden Norway Sweden | | Gustaf V's son (3rd) |
| 566 | 22 April 1906 (birth) | Gustaf Adolf (1906–1947) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Västerbotten ( lifelong ) | Sweden | | Gustaf VI Adolf's son and Carl XVI Gustaf's father |
| 570 | 7 June 1907 (birth) | Sigvard (1907–2002) | Prince of Sweden, Duke of Uppland 1907–34 Count Bernadotte of Wisborg since 1951 | Sweden | | Gustaf VI Adolf's son Erased from the register 15 June 1934 |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 575 | 28 April 1908 | Victoria (1862–1930) | Queen of Sweden | Sweden Baden | | Gustaf V's wife |
| 576 | 28 April 1908 | Sofia (1836–1913) | Dowager Queen of Sweden | Sweden Nassau | | Oscar II's wife and Gustaf V's mother |
| 596 | 8 May 1909 (birth) | Lennart (1909–2004) | Prince of Sweden, Duke of Småland 1909–32 Count Bernadotte of Wisborg since 1951 | Sweden | | Erased from the register 15 June 1934 |
| 605 | 10 January 1911 (birth) | Carl (1911–2003) | Prince of Sweden, Duke of Östergötland 1911–37 Prince Bernadotte 1937–2003 | Sweden | | Erased from the register 16 February 1961 |
| 612 | 28 February 1912 (birth) | Bertil (1912–1997) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Halland ( lifelong ) | Sweden | | Gustaf VI Adolf's son |
| 627 | 31 October 1916 (birth) | Carl Johan (1916–2012) | Prince of Sweden, Duke of Dalarna 1916–46 Count Bernadotte of Wisborg since 1951 | Sweden | | Gustaf VI Adolf's son Erased from the register 22 February 1946 |
| 700 | 30 April 1946 (birth) | Carl XVI Gustaf (1946–) | Duke of Jämtland 1946–73 Prince of Sweden 1946–50 Crown Prince of Sweden 1950–73 King of Sweden since 1973 | Sweden | För Sverige i tiden | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 708 | 29 October 1950 | Louise (1889–1965) | Queen of Sweden (consort) | Sweden United Kingdom | | |
| 713 | 22 March 1952 | Sibylla (1908–1972) | Princess of Saxe-Cobourg and Gotha (born) Princess of Sweden, Duchess of Västerbotten (marriage) | Sweden Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | |
| 714 | 22 March 1952 | Margaretha (1934–) | Princess of Sweden | Sweden | | |
| 715 | 22 March 1952 | Birgitta (1937–2024) | Princess of Sweden | Sweden | | |
| 716 | 22 March 1952 | Désirée (1938–) | Princess of Sweden | Sweden | | |
| 717 | 22 March 1952 | Christina (1943–) | Princess of Sweden | Sweden | | |
| 718 | 22 March 1952 | Ingeborg (1878–1958) | Princess of Denmark (born) Princess of Sweden, duchess of Västergötland (consort) | Sweden Denmark | | Christian X's sister and Frederik IX & Knud's aunt |
| 746 | 21 May 1960 | Ingrid (1910–2000) | Princess of Sweden Cr. Princess of Denmark 1935–47 Queen of Denmark 1947–72 Dowager Queen 1972–2000 | Denmark Sweden | | Frederik IX of Denmark's wife and Margrethe II's mother |
| 761 | 8 December 1965 | Margaretha (1899–1977) | Princess of Sweden (born) Princess of Denmark (marriage) | Denmark Sweden | | Prince Axel of Denmark's wife |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 782 | 6 May 1976 | Silvia (1943–) | Queen of Sweden (consort) | Sweden Germany | | |
| 784 | 14 July 1995 | Victoria (1977–) | Princess of Sweden 1977–80 Crown Prince of Sweden, Duchess of Västergötland since 1980 | Sweden | | Considered from birth. |
| 786 | 13 May 1997 | Carl Philip (1979–) | Born as Crown Prince of Sweden Duke of Värmland Prince of Sweden since 1980 | Sweden | | Considered from birth. |
| 797 | 10 June 2000 | Madeleine (1982–) | Princess of Sweden Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland | Sweden | | Considered from birth. |
| 815 | 30 August 1995 | Lilian (1915–2013) | Princess of Sweden Duchess of Halland | Sweden United Kingdom | | On her 80th birthday |
| 858 | 19 June 2010 | Daniel (1973–) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Västergötand | Sweden | | |
| 861 | 23 February 2012 | Estelle (2012–) | Princess of Sweden Duchess of Östergötland | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 22 May 2012 |
| 866 | 20 February 2014 | Leonore (2014–) | Princess of Sweden Duchess of Gotland | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 8 June 2014 |
| 869 | 13 June 2015 | Sofia (1984–) | Princess of Sweden Duchess of Värmland | Sweden | | Was given the order at her wedding |
| 870 | 15 June 2015 | Nicolas (2015–) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Ångermanland | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 11 October 2015 |
| 871 | 2 March 2016 | Oscar (2016–) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Skåne | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 27 May 2016 |
| 873 | 19 April 2016 | Alexander (2016–) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Södermanland | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 9 September 2016 |
| 878 | 31 August 2017 | Gabriel (2017–) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Dalarna | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 1 December 2017 |
| 880 | 9 March 2018 | Adrienne (2018–) | Princess of Sweden Duchess of Blekinge | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 8 June 2018 |
| 883 | 26 March 2021 | Julian (2021–) | Prince of Sweden Duke of Halland | Sweden | | Considered from birth, got insignia at baptism 14 August 2021 |

### Notable Swedish historical figures
#### Frederick I of Sweden (1748–51)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Frederick I (1748–51), the founder ||||||||
| 4 | 17 April 1748 | Gustaf Bonde (1682–1764) [sv] | Count Governor of Östergötland County 1718–21 President of Bergskollegium 1721–27 Privy Council 1727–39 | Sweden | Velis contractis |
| 5 | 17 April 1748 | Ture Gabriel Bielke [sv] | Count General-Major Privy Council 1727–39 | Sweden | Probantur tempestate fortes |
| 6 | 17 April 1748 | Jakob Cronstedt [sv] | Count Privy Council | Sweden | Mihi cura futuri |
| 7 | 17 April 1748 | Edvard Didrik Taube [sv] | Count Over-Amiral from 1734 Privy Council 1734–39 | Sweden | Nec spe nec metu |
| 8 | 17 April 1748 | Axel Löwen | Baron, Count from 1751 General of infantry 1737 Privy Council 1739–66 | Sweden | Non vana Quæro |
| | 17 April 1748 | Anders Johan von Höpken | Count, 22 July 1762 President of the Chancellery 1752–61 Privy Council 1746–61, 1773–80 | Sweden | |
| 13 | 17 April 1748 | Carl Gustaf Tessin | Count Lord Marshal 1738 Privy Council 1741–61 President of the Chancellery 1746–52 | Sweden | Constanter et sincere |
| 23 | 17 April 1748 | Carl Cronstedt [sv] | Baron General of Infantry Lord High Constable of Sweden | Sweden | Malo quam vincula flammas |

#### Adolf Frederick of Sweden (1751–71)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Adolf Frederick (1751–71) ||||||||
| 40 | 25 November 1751 | Rutger Fuchs [sv] | Baron General-Major Governor of Stockholm 1739–53 | Sweden | Respice finem | |
| 44 | 23 November 1752 | Carl Fredrik Scheffer | Count and Diplomat | Sweden | Lydnad and frihet | |
| 50 | 24 November 1754 | Karl Ridderstolpe [sv] | Baron from 1751 Vice Admiral | Sweden | Et deus et patria testes | |
| 54 | 24 November 1755 | Fredrik Vilhelm von Hessenstein | Swedish Prince Field Marshal | Sweden | | Illegitimate son of Frederick I |
| 56 | 21 November 1757 | Carl Lagerberg [sv] | Baron from 1758 Privy Council 1755–65 | Sweden | Cuique suum | |
| 60 | 24 November 1760 | Adam Horn af Kanckas [sv] | Count Lieutenant-General 1759 Privy Council 1761–69 & 1771 | Sweden | Amore honoris | |
| 74 | 24 November 1766 | Axel Lagerbielke | Baron from 1766 Vice Admiral 1758 Privy Council 1765–69 | Sweden | Amore legis | |
| 76 | 1 May 1769 | Gustaf David Hamilton | Count Field Marshal 1765 | Sweden | Virtute decet non sanguine nite | |
| 77 | 1 May 1769 | Augustin Ehrensvärd | Count & Field Marshal | Sweden | Oombytelig | |
| 83 | 26 November 1770 | Ulrik Scheffer [sv] | Baron, Count from 1771 Privy Council 1769–83 President of the Chancellery 1772–83 | Sweden | Nec temere, nec timide | |

#### Gustav III of Sweden (1771–92)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustav III (1771–92) ||||||||
| 91 | 21 November 1774 | Fredrik Ribbing [sv] | Baron, Count from 1778 Privy Council 1766–69 & 1772 | Sweden | Fide radicata | |
| 94 | 25 November 1776 | Gabriel Spens [sv] | Count Field Marshal 1776 Lord of the Realm 1778 | Sweden | Pro rege et patriae | |
| 105 | 1 September 1782 | Fredrik Sparre [sv] | Baron, Count from 1797 Privy Council 1781–89 Lord High Chancellor 1792–97 | Sweden | Fide stabile | |
| 109 | 22 November 1784 | Carl Axel Wachtmeister [sv] | Count Chancellor of Justice 1779–93 & 1796–1809 Lord High Steward and president of Svea Court of Appeal 1787–1809 | Sweden | Comite virtute | |
| 116 | 26 November 1787 | Arvid Fredrik Kurck [sv] | Baron, Count from 1797 President of Göta Court of Appeal 1781–92 President of Kammarkollegium 1792–1801 | Sweden | Quo jus, huc animus | |
| 118 | 22 November 1790 | Philip von Platen (Field Marshal) | Baron from 1797 Governor General of Pomerania 1796–1800 Field Marshal 1799 | Sweden | Tout au devoir | Accolade on 28 April 1791 |
| 119 | 22 November 1790 | Johan Gabriel Oxenstierna | Count Privy Council 1786–89 Marshal of the Realm 1792–1801 | Sweden | Avito in patriam amore | |
| 122 | 21 November 1791 | Eric Ruuth | Baron, Count from 1792 Lord of the Realm 1792 Governor General of Pomerania 1792–96 | Sweden | Conscientia Fretus | Accolade on 28 April 1792 by Regent Duke Karl |

#### Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden (1792–1809)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Gustav IV Adolf (1792–1809) ||||||||
| 126 | 24 November 1794 | Curt von Stedingk | Lord of the Realm 1796 Swedish Noble 1797, Baron 1800, Count 1809 Field Marshal 1811 | Sweden |
| 131 | 21 November 1796 | Wilhelm Mauritz Klingspor | Baron, Count from 1799 Lord of the Realm 1800 Field Marshal 1808 Governor of Stockholm 1809–10 | Sweden |
| | 1799 | Axel von Fersen | Count Generallöjtnant Ambassador Lord of the Realm, 1799 Marshal of the Realm 1801–10 | Sweden |
| 146 | 14 June 1800 | Johan Christopher Toll | Baron, Count from 1814 Governor General of Scania 1801–09 Field Marshal 1807 | Sweden |
| 147 | 8 October 1800 | Samuel af Ugglas [sv] | Count Governor of Stockholm County 1787–1802 Governor of Stockholm under 1797 & 1800 | Sweden |

#### Charles XIII of Sweden (1809–18)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 157 | 3 July 1809 | Johan Liljencrantz [sv] | Count President of the Board of Trade | Sweden | Integre et provide |
| 161 | 3 July 1809 | Lars von Engeström | Baron 1809 Minister for Foreign Affairs 1809–24 Count 1813 | Sweden | Speravit rebus infestis |
| | 1809 | Gustav Wachtmeister | Count General Lord of the Realm, 1817 | Sweden | |
| | 4 May 1810 | Michael Anckarsvärd | Count 1809 Generallöjtnant County Governor | Sweden | |
| | 23 November 1812 | Carl Mörner | Governor of Stockholm Baron | Sweden | |
| | 23 November 1812 | Carl Lagerbring [sv] | Count Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| | 23 November 1812 | Johan af Puke [sv] | General Admiral of Royal Fleet Baron Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | Ihärdig och pålitlig |
| 200 | 26 September 1815 | Georg Frederik von Krogh (1732) [no] | General of Norwegian Army | Norway | Pro Traditione et Patria |
| | 1816 | Rudolf Cederström | General Admiral of Royal Fleet Count Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 207 | 4 July 1817 | Anders Fredrik Skjöldebrand | General and Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | Ausis fausta sidera |

#### Charles XIV John of Sweden (1818–44)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| 212 | 11 May 1818 | Jacob Axelsson Lindblom | Bishop of the Diocese of Linköping 1786–1805 Archbishop of Uppsala 1805–19 | Sweden | Integre ac libere |
| 214 | 5 September 1818 | Jacob De la Gardie (1768–1842) [sv] | Count & General | Sweden | |
| 221 | 19 June 1823 | Carl De Geer (1781–1861) [sv] | Count Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | Fri and laglydig |
| 225 | 14 May 1824 | Carl Gustaf Löwenhielm | Count Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 226 | 23 May 1824 | Hans Gabriel Trolle-Wachtmeister [sv] | Count Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 265 | 7 May 1838 | Gustaf Algernon Stierneld | Baron Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 266 | 11 May 1838 | Bror Cederström | Baron Generallöjtnant | Sweden | |
| 276 | 24 June 1841 | Otto Palmstierna [sv] | Överstekammarjunkare Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 285 | 6 February 1843 | Ferdinand Carl Maria Wedel-Jarlsberg | Baron | Norway | |

#### Oscar I of Sweden (1844–59)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 294 | 23 November 1846 | Albrecht Elof Ihre | Baron Minister of Ecclesiastical affairs 1840–42 Minister for Foreign Affairs 1842–46 | Sweden | Non præceps iræ |
| 297 | 21 August 1847 | Frederik Due | Prime Minister of Norway in Stockholm | Norway | |
| 300 | 28 April 1849 | Carl Gustaf Löwenhielm | Count Generallöjtnant Chamberlain | Sweden | |
| 301 | 28 April 1849 | Jakob Wilhelm Sprengtporten | Överhovjägmästare [sv], Governor of Stockholm and General Major | Sweden | |
| 308 | 26 June 1850 | Gustaf Adolf Vive Sparre | Count State Minister of Justice 1848–56 Lord of the Realm 1848 | Sweden | |
| 310 | 26 June 1850 | Johan Peter Lefrén [sv] | Generallöjtnant President of War College and Chef of HM the King's Staff | Sweden | |
| 313 | 4 September 1851 | Lars Herman Gyllenhaal | Baron President of Göta hovrätt State Minister of Justice 1843–44 Lord Marshal 1850 | Sweden | |
| 319 | 28 April 1853 | Carl Fredrik Coyet [sv] | Admiral and Gentleman of the Chamber | Sweden | |
| 320 | 28 April 1853 | Mauritz Axel Lewenhaupt [sv] | Count Marshal of the Realm General Major | Sweden | Ad exemplia majorum |
| 321 | 28 April 1853 | Jørgen Herman Vogt | Prime Minister of Norway in Stockholm | Norway | |
| 323 | 28 April 1854 | Edvard Fredrik von Saltza [sv] | High Gentleman of the Chamber | Sweden | |
| 329 | 28 April 1856 | Johan Fredrik Fåhraeus [sv] | Cabinet of Sweden and General director of Customs | Sweden | Firmitate fideque |
| 335 | 24 November 1856 | Elias Lagerheim [sv] | Minister for Foreign Affairs 1856–58 | Sweden | Ex patrum exemplis |
| 337 | 9 March 1858 | Henning Hamilton | Count Governor of and one of "The Eighteen" | Sweden | |
| 342 | 20 September 1858 | Carl von und zu Mansbach | General Major and Envoy | Sweden | |
| 340 | 12 July 1858 | Ludvig Manderström | Member of the Swedish Academy and Foreign Minister | Sweden | |

#### Charles XV of Sweden (1859–72)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 348 | 4 November 1859 | Ferdinand Braunerhielm | Master of the Court Mews | Sweden |
| 350 | 23 December 1859 | Gustaf af Nordin [sv] | Envoy, General Major and Chamberlain | Sweden |
| 351 | 5 May 1860 | Louis de Geer | Baron Prime Minister of Sweden 1876–80 | Sweden |
| 353 | 5 May 1860 | Eric Gabriel von Rosén [sv] | Count President of hovrätt | Sweden |
| 354 | 5 May 1860 | Henrik Reuterdahl | Archbishop of Uppsala | Sweden |
| 361 | 28 January 1861 | Bernhard von Beskow | Member of Swedish Academy | Sweden |
| 368 | 28 January 1862 | Johan August Gripenstedt | Baron Minister of Finance 1856–66 | Sweden |
| 372 | 3 May 1863 | Frederik Stang | State Minister of Norway | Norway |
| 374 | 7 August 1863 | Gustaf Adolf Fredrik Wilhelm von Essen [sv] | Count Master of the Court Mews, General Major | Sweden |
| 378 | 3 May 1864 | Georg Sibbern | Prime Minister of Norway in Stockholm | Norway |
| 379 | 3 May 1864 | Olof Immanuel von Fåhraeus | Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden |
| 387 | 21 June 1866 | Gustaf Lagerbjelke | Count and Län Governor | Sweden |
| 388 | 28 January 1867 | Baltzar von Platen (1804-1875) | Cabinet of Sweden, Counter admiral | Sweden |
| 397 | 29 July 1869 | Carl Wachtmeister (politician) | Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden |
| 398 | 29 July 1869 | Magnus Björnstjerna (statsråd) [sv] | Minister for Defence 1858–62 Generallöjtnant from 1867 | Sweden |

#### Oscar II of Sweden (1872–1907)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 404 | 1 December 1872 | Axel Gustav Adlercreutz | Justice Council 1860–68 President of Göta hovrätt 1868–74 Minister of Justice 1870–74 Governor of Malmöhus County 1874–80 | Sweden | |
| 405 | 1 December 1872 | Fabian Wrede (1802–1893) [sv] | Baron Generallöjtnant | Sweden | |
| 409 | 12 May 1873 | Gillis Bildt | Baron Governor of Stockholm 1862–74 Marshal of the Realm 1886–88 Prime Minister 1888–89 | Sweden | |
| 410 | 12 May 1873 | Anton Niklas Sundberg | Archbishop of Uppsala | Sweden | |
| | 12 May 1873 | Carl Göran Mörner [sv] | Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 422 | 1 December 1874 | Oscar Björnstjerna | General Major Foreign Minister 1872–80 | Sweden | |
| 434 | 1 December 1875 | Gustaf af Ugglas [sv] | Baron Governor of Ostergotland County 1858–67 Minister of Finance 1867–70 Governor of Stockholm 1874–88 | Sweden | |
| 440 | 1 December 1877 | Gerhard Lagerstråle [sv] | Cabinet of Sweden | Sweden | |
| 443 | 30 November 1878 | Carl Jedvard Bonde [sv] | Baron High Chamberlain | Sweden | |
| 444 | 30 November 1878 | Samuel August Sandels [sv] | Count Hofmarschall and General | Sweden | |
| 445 | 21 January 1879 | Otto Richard Kierulf | Prime Minister of Norway in Stockholm | Norway | |
| 448 | 15 May 1879 | Carl Johan Thyselius | Prime Minister 1883–84 | Sweden | Det meniga bästa |
| 459 | 1 October 1881 | Arvid Posse | Prime Minister 1880–83 President of the Administrative Court of Appeal 1883–89 | Sweden | |
| 460 | 1 October 1881 | Carl Fredrik Hochschild | Baron Foreign Minister 1880–85 | Sweden | |
| 479 | 1 December 1885 | Albert Ehrensvärd [sv] | Governor of County of Gothenburg and Bohus 1864–85 Foreign Minister 1885–89 | Sweden | Non vana sequor |
| 480 | 1 December 1885 | Pehr von Ehrenheim | University Chancellor and one of The Eighteen | Sweden | |
| 482 | 1 December 1886 | Robert Themptander | Prime Minister 1884–88 Governor of Stockholm County 1888–96 | Sweden | |
| 486 | 1 December 1887 | Carl-Magnus Björnstjerna [sv] | Count & Master of the Court Mews | Sweden | |
| 487 | 1 December 1887 | John Berg (politician) [sv] | Hovrätt President | Sweden | |
| 495 | 1 December 1888 | Henrik Lovén [sv] | Hovrätt President | Sweden | |
| 502 | 1 December 1890 | Carl Gustaf von Otter [sv] | Sjöminister [sv] | Sweden | |
| 503 | 1 December 1890 | Gunnar Wennerberg | Minister of Ecclesiastic Affairs 1870–75 & 1888–91 Governor of Kronoberg County 1875–88 | Sweden | |
| 505 | 15 May 1891 | Abraham Leijonhufvud [sv] | Sjöminister [sv] | Sweden | |
| 516 | 15 May 1895 | Fredrik von Essen | Baron Minister of Finance 1888–94 Marshal of the Realm 1894–1911 | Sweden | |
| | 21 January 1896 | Gustaf Sparre | Count and Speaker | Sweden | |
| | 18 September 1897 | Victor Ankarcrona | High Court Huntmaster | Sweden | |
| 534 | 18 September 1897 | Lars Åkerhielm d.y. [sv] | Hovrätt President | Sweden | |
| 537 | 21 January 1898 | Ludvig Douglas | Count Foreign Minister 1895–99 Governor of Östergötland County 1901–11 Marshal of the Realm 1911–16 | Sweden | |
| 538 | 21 January 1898 | Gregers Gram | Prime Minister of Norway in Stockholm 1889–91 & 1893–98 | Norway | Patria cara carior libertas |
| 541 | 9 July 1900 | Alfred Lagerheim | Foreign Minister 1899–1904 General Director för National Board of Trade 1905–13 | Sweden | Mod and tålamod |
| 542 | 9 July 1900 | Claës Gustaf Adolf Tamm [sv] | Baron Minister of Finance 1886–88 Governor of Stockholm 1888–1902 | Sweden | Dum spiro spero |
| 544 | 1 December 1900 | Fredrik von Otter | Baron Minister for Defence 1874–80 Prime Minister 1900–02 | Sweden | |
| 547 | 30 November 1901 | Erik Piper | Count and High Master of the Court Mews | Sweden | |
| 551 | 1 December 1902 | Gustaf Peyron Jr | Baron Grand Chamberlain and Generallöjtnant | Sweden | Rätt and pligt |
| 552 | 1 December 1903 | Hjalmar Klintberg | Admiral Head of the Fleet crew 1889–1903 | Sweden | |
| 557 | 1 December 1904 | Axel Rappe | War Minister | Sweden | |
| 558 | 1 December 1904 | Gustaf Gilljam [sv] | Cabinet of Sweden and University Chancellor | Sweden | |
| 562 | 6 November 1905 | Christian Lundeberg | Member of First Chamber 1886–1911 Prime Minister in 1905 | Sweden | |
| 563 | 1 December 1905 | Erik Elliot [sv] | Chancellor of Justice 1886–1910 President of Svea hovrätt 1899–1910 | Sweden | |
| 564 | 1 December 1905 | Hemming Gadd | General Chief of His Majesty's Military Staff 1905–07 | Sweden | Swedish soldat! Swedish styrka! |
| 569 | 6 June 1907 | Hjalmar Palmstierna [sv] | General Major Minister for Defence 1888–92 Governor of Jönköping County 1892–1906 | Sweden | För gud, konung and fosterland |

#### Gustaf V of Sweden (1907–50)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 585 | 16 June 1908 | Arvid Lindman | Prime Minister | Sweden | I arbete för fosterlandet |
| 586 | 16 June 1908 | Eric Trolle | Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 597 | 5 June 1909 | Axel Swartling [sv] | Speaker of the Second Chamber | Sweden | |
| 603 | 6 June 1910 | Arvid Taube | Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 604 | 6 June 1910 | Ivar Afzelius | Hovrätt President | Sweden | |
| 611 | 1 January 1912 | Robert Dickson (1843–1924) [sv] | Governor of Stockholm 1902–11 | Sweden | |
| 613 | 6 June 1912 | Fredrik Wachtmeister | University Chancellor, Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 621 | 6 June 1913 | Johan August Ekman | Archbishop of Uppsala | Sweden | |
| 624 | 30 September 1916 | Gustaf Uggla | General | Sweden | |
| 625 | 6 June 1916 | Hjalmar Hammarskjöld | Prime Minister | Sweden | |
| 626 | 6 June 1916 | Knut Agathon Wallenberg | Foreign Minister | Sweden | Quaere et invenies |
| 629 | 6 June 1918 | Otto Hack Roland Printzsköld [sv] | Governor of Södermanland County 1889–94 Marshal of the Realm 1916–30 | Sweden | |
| 630 | 6 June 1918 | Hugo E. G. Hamilton | Count Civil Service Minister 1907–11 Speaker of First Chamber 1916–28 | Sweden | |
| 631 | 2 January 1919 | Edvard Brändström [sv] | Envoy, Generallöjtnant | Sweden | Probantur tempestate fortes |
| 636 | 11 June 1919 | Knut Gillis Bildt | General | Sweden | |
| 638 | 5 June 1920 | Carl Swartz | Minister of Finance 1906–11 Prime Minister in 1917 | Sweden | |
| 639 | 5 June 1920 | Johannes Hellner | Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 640 | 31 December 1920 | Johan Ramstedt | Prime Minister in 1905 | Sweden | |
| 641 | 31 December 1920 | Hjalmar Westring [sv] | President of Svea hovrätt | Sweden | |
| 643 | 6 June 1921 | Gottfrid Billing | Bishop of Lund, High Court Priester | Sweden | |
| 652 | 6 June 1926 | Ernst Trygger | University Chancellor | Sweden | |
| 653 | 6 June 1926 | Erik Marks von Würtemberg | Hovrätt President | Sweden | |
| 654 | 6 June 1926 | Nathan Söderblom | Archbishop of Uppsala | Sweden | |
| 661 | 10 December 1927 | Lars Tingsten | General | Sweden | |
| 662 | 16 June 1928 | Magnus Per Brahe [sv] | Count Grand Chamberlain | Sweden | Redlig and ståndaktig |
| 663 | 16 June 1928 | Carl Hederstierna [sv] | Governor of Stockholm | Sweden | |
| 665 | 16 June 1928 | Carl Ehrensvärd | Amiral | Sweden | |
| 669 | 6 June 1931 | Axel Vennersten | Speaker | Sweden | |
| 670 | 6 June 1931 | Herman Wrangel | Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 671 | 17 November 1931 | Marcus Wallenberg Sr. | Bankdirektör | Sweden | Esse non videri |
| 673 | 6 June 1932 | Fredrik Ramel | Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 682 | 1 February 1935 | Oscar von Sydow | Prime Minister in 1921 Marshal of the Realm 1934–36 | Sweden | |
| 685 | 6 June 1936 | Birger Ekeberg | President of Svea hovrätt 1931–46 Marshal of the Realm 1946–59 | Sweden | |
| 692 | 16 June 1938 | Erling Eidem | Archbishop of Uppsala 1931–50 | Sweden | Quasi morientes et ecce uiuimus |
| 695 | 6 June 1940 | Johan Nilsson i Skottlandshus | Speaker of First Chamber 1937–55 | Sweden | |
| 696 | 6 June 1942 | Christian Günther | Foreign Minister | Sweden | |
| 697 | 6 June 1942 | Olof Thörnell | General Supreme Commander 1939–44 | Sweden | Esse non videri |
| 703 | 30 September 1949 | Axel Pehrsson-Bramstorp | Prime Minister in 1936 | Sweden | |
| 704 | 30 September 1949 | Torsten Nothin | Governor of Stockholm | Sweden | |
| 706 | 15 November 1949 | Nils Quensel | President of the Court of Appeal | Sweden | |

#### Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden (1950–73)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 709 | 31 March 1951 | Helge Jung | General Supreme Commander 1944–51 | Sweden | Humanitas Virtus Jus |
| 723 | 6 June 1953 | August Sävström [sv] | Speaker | Sweden | För medborgerlig frihet |
| 729 | 6 June 1955 | Harry Guldberg | President of Svea hovrätt 1950–57 | Sweden | Sanning söka, rätten värna |
| 732 | 23 November 1956 | Yngve Brilioth | Archbishop of Uppsala | Sweden | |
| 736 | 6 June 1958 | Arthur Natanael Thomson [sv] | University Chancellor | Sweden | |
| 737 | 6 June 1958 | Bo Hammarskjöld [sv] | Governor of Södermanland County 1935–58 | Sweden | |
| 738 | 28 November 1959 | Nils Vult von Steyern [sv] | Justice of the Supreme Court of Sweden 1930–46 Marshal of the Realm | Sweden | |
| 750 | 6 June 1961 | Johan Hagander [sv] | Justice of the Supreme Court of Sweden 1943–47 Chairman of the Labor court 1947–49 Governor of Stockholm 1949–63 | Sweden | |
| 752 | 10 November 1962 | Gustaf Sundelin [sv] | Member of First Chamber 1943–64 Speaker of First Chamber 1959–64 | Sweden | Frihet under ansvar |
| 756 | 21 November 1963 | Nils Swedlund | General of Swedish Army Supreme Commander 1951–61 | Sweden | Si vis pacem para bellum |
| 757 | 6 June 1964 | Gunnar Hultgren | Bishop of Diocese of Visby 1947–50 Bishop of Diocese of Härnösand 1950–58 Archbishop of Uppsala 1958–67 | Sweden | Charitas aedificat |
| 760 | 5 June 1965 | Thorwald Bergquist | Minister of Justice 1936 Consultative Cabinet of Sweden member 1939–43 Governor of Kronoberg County 1946–64 | Sweden | Mödan min glädje |
| 764 | 6 June 1968 | Erik Boheman | Ambassador of Sweden in USA 1948–58 Member of First Chamber 1959–70 Speaker of First Chamber 1965–70 | Sweden | Semper vigilans |
| 765 | 6 June 1968 | Fridolf Thapper [sv] | Member of the Second Chamber 1941–68 Speaker of the Second Chamber 1960–68 | Sweden | Firmitate et temperantia |
| 768 | 16 November 1970 | Torsten Rapp | General in Air Force Supreme Commander 1961–70 | Sweden | Vänlig fasthet |
| 772 | 18 November 1971 | Allan Nordenstam [sv] | Governor of Stockholm | Sweden | Rättvisa, människokärlek |
| 773 | 6 June 1972 | Sture Petrén | Hovrätt President | Sweden | Cedant arma togae |
| 774 | 11 November 1972 | Stig H:son Ericson | Admiral Marshal of the Realm | Sweden | Ante mare undæ |

#### Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden (1973–)

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 777 | 3 December 1974 | Marcus Wallenberg Jr. | Bank Director, CEO | Sweden | Creando proceditur |
| 778 | 3 December 1974 | Sten Rudholm | Justice Chancellor Hovrätt President Marshal of the Realm | Sweden | Vis et verba |
The Royal Order of the Seraphim was revised in 1975. Since then, the order is only open to foreign heads of state and members of royal families.

## Europe
### Austria

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 191 | 12 April 1814 | Klemens von Metternich | Prince Chancellor of the Court and State of Austria | Austrian Empire | | |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| 252 | 14 April 1835 | Ferdinand I | Emperor of Austria 1835–48 | Austrian Empire | Recta tueri | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 311 | 9 July 1850 | Franz Joseph | Emperor of Austria 1848–1916 King of Hungary 1867–1916 | Austrian Empire | Viribus unitis | |
| 312 | 9 July 1850 | Franz Karl | Archduke of Austria Prince of Hungary since 1867 | Austrian Empire | | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 400 | 7 January 1870 | Karl Ludwig | Archduke of Austria Prince of Hungary | Austria-Hungary | | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| | 12 May 1873 | Richard Metternich-Winneburg | Prince | Austria-Hungary | | |
| | 7 May 1874 | Gyula Andrássy | Count Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 447 | 15 April 1879 | Rudolf | Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary 1858–89 | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 475 | 19 April 1885 | Ludwig Viktor | Archduke of Austria Prince of Hungary | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 476 | 20 April 1885 | Albrecht | Archduke of Austria Duke of Teschen | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 477 | 20 April 1885 | Gusztáv Zsigmond Kálnoky von Köröspatak | Count Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister | Austria-Hungary | | |
| | 20 April 1885 | Prince Konstantin of Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst | Obersthofmeister | Austria-Hungary | | |
| | 19 September 1890 | Franz Ferdinand | Archduke of Austria | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 501 | 27 October 1890 | Charles Stephen | Archduke of Austria Prince of Hungary | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 526 | 18 September 1897 | Eugen | Prince & Archduke of Austria Prince of Hungary | Austria-Hungary | | |
| | 25 February 1904 | Rudolf | Prince of Liechtenstein | Austria-Hungary | | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 572 | 18 December 1907 | Friedrich | Archduke of Austria Duke of Teschen | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 591 | 5 December 1908 | Rainer | Archduke of Austria | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 592 | 5 December 1908 | Alois Lexa von Aehrenthal | Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister | Austria-Hungary | | |
| 593 | 5 December 1908 | Alfred, 2nd Prince of Montenuovo | Austro-Hungarian Grand-Marshal of the Court | Austria-Hungary | | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 743 | 5 April 1960 | Adolf Schärf | President of Austria 1957–65 | Austria | | + |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 781 | 6 May 1976 | Rudolf Kirchschläger | President of Austria | Austria | | + |
| 823 | 15 September 1997 | Thomas Klestil | President of Austria 1992–2004 | Austria | | |
| 851 | 20 November 2007 | Heinz Fischer | President of Austria 2004–2016 | Austria | | |

### Belgium

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 304 | 30 October 1849 | Leopold I | King of the Belgians 1831–65 Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha | Belgium Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | L'Union fait la Force |
| 315 | 17 May 1852 | Leopold II | Duke of Brabant 1852–65 King of the Belgians 1865–1909 Ruler of the Free State of Congo | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| 330 | 17 May 1856 | Philippe | Prince of Belgium, Count of Flanders | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 600 | 12 March 1910 | Albert I | King of the Belgians 1909–34 | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| 655 | 21 September 1926 | Leopold III | Prince of Belgium Duke of Brabant 1909–34 King of the Belgians 1934–51 | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| 658 | 2 November 1926 | Charles | Prince of Belgium, Count of Flanders Regent of Belgium 1944–50 | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 710 | 17 July 1951 | Baudouin I | King of the Belgians 1951–93 | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| 762 | 31 March 1966 | Albert II | King of the Belgians 1993–2013 | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 798 | 12 September 1983 | Josephine Charlotte | Grand-Duchess of Luxembourg (consort) Princess of Belgium | Luxembourg Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| 814 | 18 March 1994 | Paola | Queen of the Belgians (consort) | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |
| | May 2001 | Philippe | Prince of Belgium, Duke of Brabant King of the Belgians since 2013 | Belgium | L'Union fait la Force |

### Bulgaria

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| | 28 June 1937 | | Ferdinand I | Prince of Bulgaria 1887–1908 Tsar of Bulgaria 1908–18 Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha | Kingdom of Bulgaria Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | |

### Denmark

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Adolf Fredrik (1751–71) ||||||||
| 42 | 1752 | Frederick V | King of Denmark 1746–66 Father of Princess Sophia Magdalena who were engaged in 1751 with future Gustav III of Sweden (Adolf Fredrik's son) | Denmark | Pr deo et populo | |
| 73 | 1766 | Christian VII | King of Denmark 1766–1808 | Denmark | Gloria ex amore patriæ | |
| Gustav III (1771–92) ||||||||
| | 3 July 1786 | Frederick VI | King of Denmark 1808–39 | Denmark | Gud og den retfærdige Sag | |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| | 28 January 1836 | Christian VIII | King of Norway 1814 King of Denmark 1839–48 | Denmark | Gud og Fædrelandet | |
| 275 | 14 June 1841 | Frederick VII | Crown Prince of Denmark 1839–48 King of Denmark 1848–63 | Denmark | Folkets kærlighed, min styrke | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 293 | 16 July 1846 | Ferdinand | Crown Prince of Denmark | Denmark | | Frederick V's grandson & Frederick VII's uncle |
| 298 | 8 June 1848 | Christian IX | Prince of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg Prince of Denmark since 1853 King of Denmark 1863–1906 | Denmark | Med Gud for Ære og Ret | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 371 | 7 August 1862 | Frederik VIII | Crown Prince of Denmark King of Denmark | Denmark | Herren er min hjælper | Christian IX's son |
| | 27 July 1869 | Johann | Prince of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg | Denmark | | Christian IX's brother |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 423 | 27 May 1875 | Waldemar | Prince of Denmark | Denmark | | Christian IX's son, Frederik VIII's brother and Aage, Axel & Viggo's father |
| 494 | 15 November 1888 | Christian X | Prince, then King of Denmark | Denmark | Min Gud, mit land, min ære | Frederik VIII's son |
| | 27 August 1897 | Harald | Prince of Denmark | Denmark | Gud og kongen | Frederik VIII's son & Christian X's brother |
| 568 | 11 June 1906 | Gustav | Prince of Denmark | Denmark | | Frederik VIII's son & Christian X's brother |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 620 | 2 June 1913 | Aage | Prince of Denmark 1887–1914 Prince and Count of Rosenborg 1914–40 | Denmark | | Christian IX's grandson, Axel & Viggo's brother |
| 628 | 11 September 1917 | Frederik IX | Crown Prince of Denmark 1912–47 King of Denmark 1947–72 | Denmark | Med Gud for Danmark | King Christian X's son |
| 633 | 23 March 1919 | Axel | Prince of Denmark | Denmark | | Christian IX's grandson, Aage & Viggo's brother |
| 656 | 26 September 1926 | Knud | Heir Apparent 1947–53 Prince of Denmark | Denmark | | King Christian X's son and Frederik IX's brother |
| | Before 1948 | Alexandrine | Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Crown Princess of Denmark 1906–12 Queen of Denmark 1912–47 Dowager Queen 1947–1952 | Denmark Mecklenburg-Schwerin | | Christian X of Denmark's wife and Frederik IX's mother |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 718 | 22 March 1952 | Ingeborg | Princess of Denmark (born) Princess of Sweden, duchess of Västergötland | Sweden Denmark | | Christian X's sister and Frederik IX & Knud's aunt |
| 719 | 24 March 1952 | Viggo | Prince of Denmark 1893–1923 Prince and Count of Rosenborg 1923–70 | Denmark | | Christian IX's grandson, Axel & Aage's brother |
| 735 | 10 April 1958 | Margrethe II | Princess of Denmark (Heiress 1953–72) Queen of Denmark 1972–2024 Former Queen since 2024 | Denmark | Guds hjælp, Folkets kærlighed, Danmarks styrke | Frederik IX of Denmark's daughter |
| 746 | 21 May 1960 | Ingrid | Princess of Sweden Crown Princess of Denmark 1935–47 Queen of Denmark 1947–72 Dowager Queen 1972–2000 | Denmark Sweden | | Frederik IX of Denmark's wife and Margrethe II's mother |
| 761 | 8 December 1965 | Margaretha | Princess of Sweden (born) Princess of Denmark (marriage) | Denmark Sweden | | Prince Axel of Denmark's wife |
| 775 | 21 December 1972 | Henrik | Prince Consort of Denmark | Denmark France | | Last Knight by King Gustaf VI Adolf |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 809 | 2 June 1993 | Frederik | Crown Prince of Denmark 1972–2024 King of Denmark since 2024 | Denmark | Forbundne, forpligtet, for Kongeriget Danmark | |
| 890 | 6 May 2024 | Mary | Queen consort of Denmark Since 2024 | Denmark | | |

### Estonia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 816 | 6 September 1995 | Lennart Meri | President of Estonia 1992–2001 | Estonia |
| 859 | 18 January 2011 | Toomas Hendrik Ilves | President of Estonia 2006–2016 | Estonia |
| 887 | 2 May 2023 | Alar Karis | President of Estonia 2021– | Estonia |

### Finland

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 632 | 12 February 1919 | Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim | Baron Regent and Field Marshal President of Finland 1944–46 | Finland | | |
| 651 | 19 June 1925 | Lauri Kristian Relander | President of Finland 1925–31 | Finland | Patriae servio | |
| 676 | 3 December 1932 | Pehr Evind Svinhufvud | Statsminister of Finland 1930–31 President of Finland 1931–37 | Finland | | |
| 691 | 15 June 1938 | Kyösti Kallio | President of Finland 1937–40 | Finland | | |
| 701 | 10 June 1947 | Juho Kusti Paasikivi | President of Finland 1946–56 | Finland | Isänmaan puolesta | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 731 | 2 October 1956 | Urho Kekkonen | President of Finland 1956–81 | Finland | Sitä kuusta kuuleminen | * |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 796 | 16 April 1982 | Mauno Koivisto | President of Finland 1982–94 | Finland | Valtakunnan parhaaksi | * Got the chain on 9 October 1983 |
| 813 | 12 April 1994 | Martti Ahtisaari | President of Finland 1994–2000 | Finland | Se pystyy ken uskaltaa | * Got the chain on 23 August 1996 |
| 830 | 1 March 2000 | Tarja Halonen | President of Finland 2000–12 | Finland | Yhteisen kansan puolesta | * Archived 12 November 2013 at the Wayback Machine With chain |
| 862 | 17 April 2012 | Sauli Niinistö | President of Finland 2012–24 | Finland | Juurista Voimaa | Got the chain on 3 March 2015 |
| 889 | 23 April 2024 | Alexander Stubb | President of Finland 2024– | Finland | | |

### France

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 165 | 3 February 1810 | Napoleon I | Emperor of the French (1804–14 & 1815) King of Italy 1805–14 | France | |
| 168 | 30 March 1810 | Honoré Charles Reille | Count Marshal of France | France | |
| 172 | 3 November 1810 | Jérôme Bonaparte | Prince of France since 1804 King of Westphalia 1807–13 Marshal of France since 1850 | France | |
| 173 | 4 November 1810 | Joseph Bonaparte | Prince of France since 1804 King of Naples 1806–08 King of Spain 1808–13 | Spain France | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 325 | 10 October 1855 | Napoleon III | Emperor of the French | France | |
| 326 | 17 November 1855 | François Certain Canrobert | Marshal of France | France | |
| 327 | 20 December 1855 | Alexandre Colonna-Walewski | French Statesman | France | |
| 331 | 14 June 1856 | Louis Napoléon Bonaparte | Prince Imperial Prince Napoleon of France | France | |
| 332 | 12 September 1856 | Napoléon Joseph Bonaparte | Prince Napoleon of France | France | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 363 | 26 August 1861 | Patrice de MacMahon | Duke of Magenta Marshal of France President of France (1873–79) | France | |
| 370 | 23 July 1862 | Jacques Louis Randon | Marshal of France | France | |
| 383 | 27 March 1865 | Édouard Drouyn de Lhuys | French Minister of Foreign affairs | France | |
| 389 | 3 September 1867 | Adolphe Niel | Marshal of France French Minister of Defence | France | |
| 390 | 3 September 1867 | Lionel de Moustier | French Minister of Foreign affairs | France | |
| 391 | 3 September 1867 | Rollin | French Divisional General | France | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 411 | 12 May 1873 | François Claude du Barail | French general | France | |
| 439 | 31 October 1877 | Louis Decazes | Duke of Decazes & Glücksbierg French Minister of Foreign affairs 1873–77 | France | |
| 463 | 1 June 1882 | Jules Grévy | President of France ( List) 1879–87 | France | |
| 539 | 17 April 1899 | Émile Loubet | President of France ( List ) 1899–1906 | France | Virtute et labore |
| 567 | 24 April 1906 | Armand Fallières | President of France ( List) 1906–13 | France | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 587 | 26 July 1908 | Stéphen Pichon | French Minister of Foreign affairs | France | |
| 619 | 16 April 1913 | Raymond Poincaré | President of France ( List ) 1913–20 | France | |
| 642 | 18 March 1921 | Alexandre Millerand | President of France ( List) 1920–24 | France | |
| 660 | 1 August 1927 | Gaston Doumergue | President of France ( List) 1924–31 | France | |
| 677 | 10 April 1933 | Albert Lebrun | President of France ( List) 1932–40 | France | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 753 | 8 May 1963 | Charles de Gaulle | Prime Minister of France 1944–46 & 1958–59 President of France ( List ) 1959–69 | France | France libre |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 791 | 6 June 1980 | Valéry Giscard d'Estaing | President of France ( List ) 1974–81 | France | |
| 801 | 11 May 1984 | François Mitterrand | President of France ( List ) 1981–95 | France | |
| 829 | 10 April 2000 | Jacques Chirac | President of France ( List ) 1995–2007 | France | |
| 867 | 2 December 2014 | François Hollande | President of France ( List ) 2012–2017 | France | |
| 888 | 30 January 2024 | Emmanuel Macron (born 1977) | President of France (2017–) | France | |

### Germany
#### Prussia – German Empire

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Adolf Fredrik (1751–71) ||||||||
| 81 | 25 August 1770 | Henry (1726–1802) | Prince of Prussia Diplomat | Holy Roman Empire Prussia | | |
| Gustav III (1771–92) ||||||||
| 87 | 28 April 1772 | Frederick William II | Prince of Prussia & Heir 1758–86 King of Prussia 1786–97 | Holy Roman Empire Prussia | | |
| Gustav IV Adolf (1792–1809) ||||||||
| 137 | 23 December 1797 | Frederick William III | King of Prussia 1797–1840 | Holy Roman Empire Prussia | | |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| | 29 August 1811 | Frederick William IV | King of Prussia 1840–61 | Prussia | | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 287 | 2 May 1844 | Ernst von Pfuel | General of infantry Diplomate | Prussia | | |
| | 8 January 1847 | Wilhelm I | Prince of Prussia King of Prussia 1861–1888 German Emperor 1871–1888 | German Empire Prussia | | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 344 | 11 August 1859 | Friedrich von Wrangel | Prussian Field Marshal | Prussia | | |
| | 8 January 1861 | Frederick III | Prince of Prussia Prussian Crown Prince until 1888 German Emperor and King of Prussia 1888 | German Empire Prussia | | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 407 | 22 March 1873 | Charles | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | |
| | 12 May 1873 | Leonhard von Blumenthal | Prussian General of Infantry | Prussia | | |
| 421 | 19 July 1874 | Friedrich Karl | Prince of Prussia | Prussia | | |
| 425 | 31 May 1875 | Otto von Bismarck | Prussian Minister-President 1862–88 Reich Chancellor 1871–88 | German Empire Prussia | In trinitate robur | |
| 441 | 25 April 1878 | Wilhelm II | Prince of Prussia Prussian Crown Prince until 1888 German Emperor and King of Prussia 1888–1918 | German Empire Prussia | | |
| 455 | 10 August 1881 | Helmuth von Moltke | General Field Marshal German General Commander 1871–88 | German Empire Prussia | Erst wägen dann wagen | |
| 468 | 25 November 1882 | Karl Friedrich von der Goltz [sv] | Prussian Cavalry General Diplomat | German Empire Prussia | | |
| 478 | 20 April 1885 | Chlodwig, Prince of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst | Reich Chancellor | German Empire | | |
| 485 | 17 October 1887 | Henry | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | younger brother of Wilhelm II |
| 492 | 27 July 1888 | Wilhelm | Crown Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | elder son of Wilhelm II |
| 493 | 31 August 1888 | Alexander von Pape | Colonel General | German Empire Prussia | Tout pour les miens | |
| 514 | 3 September 1893 | Friedrich Leopold | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | |
| 556 | 1 December 1904 | Eitel Friedrich | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | 2nd son of Wilhelm II |
| 561 | 4 August 1905 | Hans von Koester | Grand admiral | German Empire | Durch Zucht zur Frucht | |
| 565 | 13 February 1906 | Oskar | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | 5th son of Wilhelm II |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 583 | 6 May 1908 | Bernhard von Bülow | Reich Chancellor | German Empire | Poscimur | |
| 584 | 6 June 1908 | August zu Eulenburg | Prussian minister | Prussia | | |
| 588 | 6 August 1908 | Hans von Plessen | Prussian Colonel General | German Empire Prussia | | |
| 599 | 10 July 1909 | Adalbert | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | 3rd son of Wilhelm II |
| 607 | 29 June 1911 | August Wilhelm | Prince of Prussia | German Empire Prussia | | 4th son of Wilhelm II |
| 609 | 19 August 1911 | Maximilian Egon | Prince of Fürstenberg Prussian Colonel Marshal | German Empire | | |

#### Components of the Empire of Germany

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Adolf Fredrik (1751–71) ||||||||
| 45 | 26 April 1753 | Adolphus Frederick IV | Grand-Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 1752–94 | Mecklenburg-Strelitz | | |
| 47 | 29 April 1754 | Heinrich von Bünau | Count Historian Prime Minister of Sachsen-Weimar 1751–59 | Saxony | | |
| Gustav III (1771–92) ||||||||
| Gustav IV Adolf (1792–1809) ||||||||
| 133 | 6 October 1797 | Charles Frederick (1728–1811) | Margrave of Baden 1738–1803 Elector of Baden 1803–06 Grand-Duke of Baden 1806–11 | Margr. Baden Elect. Baden Gr. D. Baden | | Frederica's gd-father and Gustav IV's gd-father-in-law |
| 134 | 8 October 1797 | Charles Louis (1755–1801) | Crown Prince of Baden | Margr. Baden | | Frederica's father and Gustav IV's father-in-law |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 205 | 10 January 1817 | Georg | Grand-Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz | Mecklenburg-Strelitz | | |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| | 14 March 1824 | Auguste of Leuchtenberg | Duke of Leuchtenberg | Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| | 12 August 1835 | Maximilian of Leuchtenberg | Duke of Leuchtenberg | Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| 271 | 31 December 1838 | Bernhard II | Duke of Sachsen-Meiningen | Saxe-Meiningen | | |
| 286 | 21 June 1843 | Constantine | Prince of Hohenzollern-Hechingen | Hohenzollern-Hechingen | | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 289 | 28 September 1844 | Ludwig I | King of Bavaria 1825–48 | Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| | 17 December 1846 | Maximilian II | King of Bavaria 1848–64 | Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| | 16 July 1852 | Karl Theodor | Prince of Bavaria | Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| 334 | 10 October 1856 | Adolphe | HH Duke of Nassau later Grand Duke of Luxembourg | Luxembourg Nassau | | Brother of Queen Sofia |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 359 | 19 October 1860 | Fredrik Wilhelm | Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz | Mecklenburg-Strelitz | | |
| 375 | 24 February 1864 | Charles Anthony | HH Prince of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | | |
| 376 | 24 February 1864 | Ernst I | Duke of Saxe-Altenburg | Saxony | | |
| 377 | 9 April 1864 | Ludwig II | King of Bavaria | Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| 380 | 14 May 1864 | Leopold IV | Duke of Anhalt-Dessau | Anhalt | | |
| 399 | 2 November 1869 | Frederick William | Landgrave of Hessen-Kassel | Hessen | | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 403 | 8 October 1872 | George Victor | Prince of Waldeck-Pyrmont 1845–93 | German Empire | | |
| 406 | 13 March 1873 | Frederick I | Duke of Anhalt | German Empire Anhalt | | |
| 424 | 29 May 1875 | August | Prince of Württemberg | Württemberg | | |
| 426 | 2 June 1875 | Albert I | King of Saxony 1873–1902 | German Empire Kingdom of Saxony | providentiae memor | |
| 427 | 9 June 1875 | Charles Alexander | Grand-Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach 1853–1901 | German Empire Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach | | |
| 436 | 20 June 1876 | Nicholas of Leuchtenberg | Duke of Leuchtenberg | German Empire | | |
| | 20 June 1876 | George of Leuchtenberg | Duke of Leuchtenberg | German Empire | | |
| 437 | 15 April 1877 | Frederick I | Grand Duke of Baden 1856–1907 | German Empire Baden | | |
| 442 | 13 May 1878 | Charles Augustus | Hereditary Grand-Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach | German Empire Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach | | |
| | 21 June 1879 | Peter | Duke of Oldenburg | German Empire | | |
| 451 | 17 October 1879 | Charles I | King of Württemberg 1864–91 | German Empire Württemberg | | |
| 454 | 9 July 1881 | Nikolaus Wilhelm | Prince of Nassau-Weilburg | German Empire | | Queen Sofia of Sweden's brother |
| 456 | 20 September 1881 | Frederick II | Grand Duke of Baden 1907–18 | German Empire Baden | | Queen Victoria of Sweden's brother |
| 458 | 21 September 1881 | Ludvig IV | Grand Duke of Hessen-Darmstadt 1877–92 | German Empire Grand Duchy of Hesse | | |
| | 12 July 1895 | Ludwig III | King of Bavaria | German Empire Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| | 22 April 1896 | Frederick Francis III | Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin | Mecklenburg-Schwerin | | |
| 529 | 18 September 1896 | William | Prince of Wied | German Empire | | |
| 529 | 18 September 1897 | Rupprecht | Crown Prince of Bavaria | German Empire Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| 532 | 18 September 1897 | Friedrich | Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont | German Empire | | |
| | 18 September 1897 | William Ernest | Grand-Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach 1901–18 | German Empire Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach | | |
| | 18 September 1897 | John Albert | Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin | Mecklenburg-Schwerin | | |
| 549 | 24 April 1902 | Max | Prince of Baden German Chancellor in 1918 | German Empire Baden | | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| | 18 December 1907 | Ferdinand | Prince of Bavaria | German Empire Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| 590 | 26 November 1908 | Carl Ludwig Wilhelm Arthur von Brauer | State Minister of Baden | German Empire Baden | | |
| 601 | 12 March 1910 | Frederick Augustus III | King of Saxony 1904–18 | German Empire Kingdom of Saxony | | |
| | 31 May 1910 | Luitpold | Prince Regent of Bavaria | German Empire Kingdom of Bavaria | | |
| | 29 August 1911 | Maximilian Egon II | Prince of Fürstenberg | German Empire | | |
| | 9 July 1913 | William II | King of Württemberg | German Empire Württemberg | | |
| 617 | 12 July 1913 | Frederick Augustus II | Grand Duke of Oldenburg | German Empire | | |
| 647 | 9 November 1922 | Adolf Friedrich | Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin | Weimar Republic Mecklenburg-Schwerin | | |
| 666 | 16 June 1928 | Berthold | Prince and Margrave of Baden Head of House of Baden 1929–63 | Weimar Republic Baden | | |
| | 21 May 1935 | Frederick Francis IV | Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin | Weimar Republic Mecklenburg-Schwerin | | |
| | 22 October 1936 | Frederick | Prince of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | Weimar Republic | | |

#### Modern Germany

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 748 | 23 May 1961 | Friedrich Wilhelm | Prince of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen Head of the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen 1965-2010 | Germany Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | Nihil sine deo | |
| 749 | 23 May 1961 | Johann Georg | Prince of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | Germany Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | Nihil sine deo | Husband of Princess Birgitta |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 767 | 25 May 1970 | Gustav Heinemann | President of Germany 1969–74 | Germany | | |
| 785 | 6 March 1979 | Walter Scheel | President of Germany 1974–79 | Germany | | |
| 804 | 16 May 1988 | Richard von Weizsäcker | President of Germany 1984–94 | Germany | us/img178/4985/weizsckerwc4.jpg Arms | |
| 840 | 8 May 2003 | Johannes Rau | President of Germany 1999–2004 | Germany | | |
| 876 | 5 October 2016 | Joachim Gauck | President of Germany 2012–2017 | Germany | | |
| 884 | 7 September 2021 | Frank-Walter Steinmeier | President of Germany 2017– | Germany | | |

### Greece

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| 253 | 11 July 1835 | Otto of Greece | King of Greece 1832–62 | Greece | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 392 | 17 April 1868 | George I | King of Greece | Greece | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 481 | 23 September 1886 | Constantine I | Crown Prince, later King of Greece | Greece | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 635 | 8 May 1919 | George | Prince of Greece & Denmark | Greece | |
| | 20 May 1919 | George II | King of Greece | Greece | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 725 | 23 June 1954 | Philip | Born Prince of Greece & Denmark Duke of Edinburgh 1947–2001 Prince of United Kingdom 1957–2021 | United Kingdom Greece | God Is My Help |
| 758 | 14 September 1964 | Constantine II | King of Greece 1964–73 | Greece | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 788 | 5 October 1979 | Sophia | Queen of Spain (consort) Princess of Greece & Denmark | Spain Greece | |
| 855 | 20 May 2008 | Karolos Papoulias | President of Greece 2005–2015 | Greece | |

### Hungary

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 694 | 27 January 1940 | Miklós Horthy | Head of State of Hungary | Hungary |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 820 | 9 September 1996 | Árpád Göncz | President of Hungary | Hungary |

### Iceland

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 771 | 22 April 1971 | Kristján Eldjárn | President of Iceland 1968–80 | Iceland | | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 795 | 8 October 1981 | Vigdís Finnbogadóttir | President of Iceland 1980–96 | Iceland | | Got the chain 11 June 1987. |
| 826 | 7 September 2003 | Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson | President of Iceland 1996– 2016 | Iceland | Vires Islandiae | |
| 879 | 18 January 2018 | Guðni Th. Jóhannesson | President of Iceland 2016–2024 | Iceland | | |

### Italy

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 366 | 30 August 1861 | Victor Emmanuel II | King of Sardinia 1849–61 King of Italy 1861–78 | Kingdom of Italy Kingdom of Sardinia | | |
| 369 | 14 March 1862 | Umberto I | Crown Prince of Italy King of Italy 1878–1900 | Kingdom of Italy | | Victor Emmanuel II's son |
| 373 | 2 August 1863 | Amadeo I | Prince of Savoy Duke of Aosta later King of Spain | Spain Kingdom of Italy | | Victor Emmanuel II's son |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 412 | 12 May 1873 | Luigi Federico Menabrea | Count Marquis Prime Minister of Italy 1867–69 Diplomate | Kingdom of Italy | Virtus in ardus | |
| 489 | 15 April 1888 | Victor Emmanuel III | Crown Prince of Italy King of Italy 1900–46 | Kingdom of Italy | | Umberto I's son |
| 527 | 18 September 1897 | Emanuel Filiberto | Prince of Savoy Duke of Aosta Prince of Asturias | Kingdom of Italy | Saper osare voler vincere | Amadeo I's son |
| 543 | 11 September 1900 | Luigi Amedeo | Prince of Savoy Duke of the Abruzzi | Kingdom of Italy | | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 606 | 28 April 1911 | Giovanni Giolitti | Prime Minister of Italy (1892–93, 1903–05, 1906–09, 1911–14 and 1920–21) | Kingdom of Italy | | |
| 645 | 7 September 1922 | Umberto II | Prince of Piedmont 1904–46 King of Italy in 1946 | Kingdom of Italy | | Victor Emmanuel III's son |
| 667 | 12 April 1930 | Benito Mussolini | Prime Minister of Italy 1922–43 | Kingdom of Italy | No Coat of Arms | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 763 | 1 June 1966 | Giuseppe Saragat | President of Italy 1964–71 | Italy | | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 807 | 25 March 1991 | Francesco Cossiga | President of Italy 1985–92 | Italy | Nisi dominus custodierit civitatem frustra vigilat qui custodiat eam | |
| 824 | 30 April 1998 | Oscar Luigi Scalfaro | President of Italy 1992–99 | Italy | | |
| 857 | 13 March 2009 | Giorgio Napolitano | President of Italy 2006–2015 | Italy | | |
| 881 | 13 November 2018 | Sergio Mattarella | President of Italy 2015– | Italy | | |

### Latvia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 817 | 12 October 1995 | Guntis Ulmanis | President of Latvia 1993–99 | Latvia |
| 846 | 31 March 2005 | Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga | President of Latvia 1999–2007 | Latvia |
| 867 | 26 March 2014 | Andris Bērziņš (born 1944) | President of Latvia (2011–2015) | Latvia |

### Lithuania

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 818 | 20 November 1995 | Algirdas Brazauskas | President of Lithuania 1993–1998 | Lithuania |
| 871 | 7 October 2015 | Dalia Grybauskaitė | President of Lithuania 2009–2019 | Lithuania |

### Luxembourg

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 187 | 14 April 1813 | William I | Sovereign Prince of the United Netherlands 1813–15 King of the Netherlands 1815–40 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1815–40 | Netherlands Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 290 | 28 September 1844 | William II | Prince of Orange 1815–40 King of the Netherlands 1840–49 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1840–49 | Netherlands Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| 302 | 23 May 1849 | William III | Prince of Orange 1840–49 King of the Netherlands 1849–90 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1849–90 | Netherlands Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| 334 | 10 October 1856 | Adolphe | HH Duke of Nassau later Grand Duke of Luxembourg | Luxembourg Nassau | | Brother of Queen Sofia |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 498 | 19 June 1889 | William IV | Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1905–12 | Luxembourg | | Nephew of Queen Sofia |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 693 | 14 April 1939 | Charlotte | Grand Duchess of Luxembourg 1919–64 | Luxembourg | | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 711 | 18 July 1951 | Felix | Prince of Bourbon-Parma (born) Prince of Luxembourg (marriage) | Luxembourg | | |
| 712 | 18 July 1951 | Jean | Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1921–64 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1964–2000 | Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 798 | 12 September 1983 | Josephine Charlotte | Grand-Duchess of Luxembourg (consort) Princess of Belgium | Luxembourg Belgium | L'Union fait la Force | |
| 799 | 12 September 1983 | Henri | Grand Duke of Luxembourg since 2000 | Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| 853 | 15 April 2008 | Maria Teresa | Grand-Duchess of Luxembourg (consort) | Luxembourg Cuba | | |

### Monaco

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| | 17 June 1894 | Albert I | Prince of Monaco | Monaco | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 648 | 9 April 1923 | Louis II | Prince of Monaco | Monaco | |
| 705 | 14 October 1949 | Rainier III | Prince of Monaco 1949–2005 | Monaco | Deo juvante |

### Netherlands

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 187 | 14 April 1813 | William I | Sovereign Prince of the United Netherlands 1813–15 King of the Netherlands 1815–40 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1815–40 | Netherlands Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 290 | 28 September 1844 | William II | Prince of Orange 1815–40 King of the Netherlands 1840–49 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1840–49 | Netherlands Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| 302 | 23 May 1849 | William III | Prince of Orange 1840–49 King of the Netherlands 1849–90 Grand Duke of Luxembourg 1849–90 | Netherlands Luxembourg | Je maintiendrai | |
| 305 | 10 February 1850 | Frederick | Prince of the Netherlands | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai | Son of King Willem I Father of Queen Louise |
| 306 | 23 February 1850 | William | Prince of the Netherlands Prince of Orange 1849–79 | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai | Son of Willem III and elder brother of Wilhelmina |
| 307 | 23 February 1850 | Henry | Prince of the Netherlands | Netherlands | | Brother of Willem III |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 420 | 7 July 1874 | Alexander | Prince of the Netherlands Prince of Orange 1879–84 | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai | Son of Willem III and elder brother of Wilhelmina |
| 545 | 30 January 1901 | Henry | Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (born) Prince of the Netherlands (marriage) | Netherlands | Per aspera ad astra | Wilhelmina's husband |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 646 | 9 September 1922 | Wilhelmina | Queen of the Netherlands | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai | |
| 698 | 8 April 1946 | Juliana | Princess of the Netherlands 1909–48 Queen of the Netherlands 1948–80 | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai | |
| 699 | 8 April 1946 | Bernhard | Count of Biesterfeld (born) Prince of Lippe-Biesterfeld (elevated 1916) Prince of the Netherlands (marriage) | Netherlands | | Juliana's husband |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 783 | 6 October 1976 | Beatrix | Queen of the Netherlands | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai (us/img502/3816/beatrixtb5.jpg Arms) | |
| 812 | 24 November 1993 | Willem-Alexander | Prince of Orange 1980–2013 King of the Netherlands since 2013 | Netherlands | Je maintiendrai | |
| 886 | 11 October 2022 | Queen Máxima of the Netherlands | Princess of the Netherlands 2002–2013 Queen of the Netherlands since 2013 | Netherlands | | Willem-Alexander's wife |

### Norway

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 513 | 30 May 1893 | Haakon VII | Prince of Denmark 1872–1905 King of Norway 1905–57 | Denmark Norway | Alt for Norge | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 657 | 1 November 1926 | Olav V | Crown Prince of Norway 1905–57 King of Norway 1957–91 | Norway | Alt for Norge | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 734 | 10 April 1958 | Harald V | Crown Prince of Norway 1957–91 King of Norway since 1991 | Norway | Alt for Norge | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 776 | 26 December 1974 | Sonja | Queen of Norway (consort) | Norway | | 1st Member by Carl XVI |
| 810 | 2 June 1993 | Haakon | Crown Prince of Norway since 1991 | Norway | Alt for Norge | |

### Poland

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 811 | 16 September 1993 | Lech Wałęsa | President of Poland 1990–95 | Poland | Odwaznie roztropnie |
| 860 | 4 May 2011 | Bronisław Komorowski | President of Poland 2010–15 | Poland | |

### Portugal

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Notes |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 314 | 15 February 1852 | Fernando II | Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Prince of Portugal 1836–37 Titular King of Portugal since 1837 | Portugal Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 367 | 27 November 1861 | Luís I | King of Portugal | Portugal | |
| 382 | 4 October 1864 | Nuno José de Moura Barreto | Prime Minister of Portugal 1st Duke of Loulé | Portugal | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 416 | 23 May 1873 | Carlos I | Crown Pr. of Portugal King of Portugal 1889–1908 | Portugal | Luís I's son Murdered by Republicans |
| 435 | 1 December 1875 | António José de Ávila | Prime Minister of Portugal Duke of Ávila and Bolama | Portugal | |
| | 24 December 1883 | Afonso, Duke of Porto | Duke of Porto | Portugal | Luís I's son |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 595 | 27 February 1909 | Manuel II | King of Portugal 1908–10 | Portugal | Carlos I's younger son |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 802 | 16 September 1986 | Mário Soares | President of Portugal 1986–96 | Portugal | |
| 854 | 5 May 2008 | Aníbal Cavaco Silva | President of Portugal 2006–2016 | Portugal | |

### Romania

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 446 | 10 April 1879 | Carol I | King of Romania 1881–1914 | Kingdom of Romania | Nihil sine deo | |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 574 | 18 December 1907 | Ferdinand I | King of Romania | Kingdom of Romania | | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 792 | 4 November 1980 | Nicolae Ceaușescu | President of Romania 1974–89 | Romania | | No Coat of Ams |
| 839 | 25 March 2003 | Ion Iliescu | President of Romania | Romania | | |
| 852 | 11 March 2008 | Traian Băsescu | President of Romania 2004–2014 | Romania | | |

### Russia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Notes |
| Adolf Fredrik (1751–71) ||||||||
| 65 | 21 November 1763 | Catherine II | Tsarina of Russia 1762–96 Empress Consort of Russia 1762 Princess of Anhalt-Zerbst | Russian Empire | |
| Gustav IV Adolf (1792–1809) ||||||||
| 141 | 16 November 1799 | Alexander I | Russian Heir 1796–1801 Tsar of Russia 1801–25 | Russian Empire | |
| | 4 November 1800 | Constantine Pavlovich | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | |
| Karl XIV Johan (1818–44) ||||||||
| | 4 September 1812 | Nicholas I | Tsar of Russia 1825–55 | Russian Empire | |
| 228 | 28 January 1825 | Karl Robert de Nesselrode | Count and statesman Russian Foreign Minister 1816–56 | Russian Empire | |
| 233 | 6 March 1826 | Alexander II (1818–81) | Russian Heir 1825–55 Tsar of Russia 1855–81 | Russian Empire | |
| 267 | 12 June 1838 | Constantine Nicholaievich (1827–92) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Nikolaï I's son and Alexander II's brother |
| 270 | 12 June 1838 | Alexander Sergeyevich Menshikov | Russian general | Russian Empire | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 292 | 20 August 1845 | Alexander Ivanovich Chernyshyov | Russian general | Russian Empire | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 345 | 16 August 1859 | Feodor von Berg | Russian field marshal | Russian Empire | |
| | 20 September 1859 | Nicholas Alexandrovich | Tsarevich of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's son |
| 355 | 16 May 1860 | Alexander Mikhailovich Gorchakov | Russian Imperial Chancellor | Russian Empire | |
| 385 | 5 June 1865 | Alexander III | Tsarevich of Russia later Tsar of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's son |
| 394 | 27 July 1869 | Vladimir Alexandrovich (1847–1909) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's son |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 413 | 12 May 1873 | Wilhelm von Lieven (1800–1880) | Baron, Russian General, Deputy General and Court Hunt-master | Russian Empire | |
| 418 | 28 August 1873 | Alexei Alexandrovich (1850–1908) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's son |
| 428 | 19 July 1875 | Nikolaï Nikolaevich (1831–91) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Nikolaï I's son and Alexander II's brother |
| 429 | 19 July 1875 | Sergei Alexandrovich (1857–1905) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's son |
| 430 | 19 July 1875 | Pavel Alexandrovich (1860–1919) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's son |
| 431 | 19 July 1875 | Vladimir Dolgorukiy (1810–1891) | Prince and General | Russian Empire | |
| 432 | 19 July 1875 | Alexander Adlerberg (1818–1888) | Count and General | Russian Empire | |
| 433 | 19 July 1875 | Dmitry Milyutin | Count General of infantry Russian Minister of War 1861–81 | Russian Empire | |
| 449 | 21 June 1879 | Peter Georgievich | Duke of House of Oldenburg | Russian Empire | |
| 465 | 27 June 1882 | Eugen von Leuchtenberg | Duke of Leuchtenberg | Russian Empire | |
| 469 | 19 May 1883 | Nikolaï II | Grand Duke of Russia Tsar of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander III's son |
| | 15 February 1892 | Michael Nicholaievich | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Nikolaï I's son and Alexander II's brother |
| 618 | 12 July 1897 | Boris Vladimirovich (1877 – 1943) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Vladimir Alex.'s son & Nikolaï II's 1st cousin |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 577 | 12 May 1908 | Michail Alexandrovich | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander III's son and Nikolaï II's brother |
| 578 | 12 May 1908 | Dmitri Pavlovich | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Pavel Alex.'s son and Nikolaï II's 1st cousin |
| 579 | 12 May 1908 | Nikolaï Mikhailovich (1859 – 1919) | Grand Duke of Russia | Russian Empire | Alexander II's nephew |
| 580 | 12 May 1908 | Vladimir Frederiks | Russian Count and General | Russian Empire | |
| 581 | 18 December 1908 | Pyotr Stolypin | Prime Minister of Russia | Russian Empire | |
| 582 | 18 December 1908 | Alexander Izvolsky | Russian Foreign Minister | Russian Empire | |
| | 27 June 1909 | Alexei Nikolaevich | Tsarevich of Russia | Russian Empire | Nikolaï II's son |
| 614 | 5 July 1912 | Sergey Sazonov | Russian Foreign Minister | Russian Empire | |
| 618 | 18 July 1912 | Cyril Vladimirovich | Grand Duke of Russia Throne Pretender 1922–38 | Russian Empire | Vladimir Alex.'s son & Nikolaï II's 1st cousin |

### Serbia

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 462 | 8 May 1882 | | Milan I of Serbia (Prince Milan Obrenović IV) | King of Serbia 1882–89 | Serbia | Tempus et meum jus | |

### Slovakia

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 834 | 21 March 2002 | | Rudolf Schuster | President of Slovakia | Slovakia | | |

### Spain

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Karl XIII (1809–18) ||||||||
| 173 | 4 November 1810 | Joseph Bonaparte | Prince of France since 1804 King of Naples 1806–08 King of Spain 1808–13 | Spain France | | |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 322 | 3 May 1853 | Francis, Duke of Cádiz | Titular King of Spain 1846–1902 | Spain | | Isabella II's husband |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 357 | 12 July 1860 | Leopoldo O’Donnell | 1st Duke of Tetuan, Prime Minister of Spain and Marshal | Spain | | |
| 373 | 2 August 1863 | Amadeo I | HRH. Duke of Aosta later King of Spain | Spain Kingdom of Italy | | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 438 | 23 October 1877 | Alfonso XII | King of Spain 1874–85 | Spain | Plus ultra | |
| 491 | 28 May 1888 | Alfonso XIII | King of Spain 1886–1931 | Spain | | |
| 573 | 10 May 1884 | Ludvig Ferdinand | Prince of Bavaria Infant of Spain | Kingdom of Bavaria Spain | | Isabella II's son-in-law |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 659 | 19 April 1927 | Alfonso | Infant of Spain Crown Prince of Spain 1907–31 Earl of Covadonga since 1933 | Spain | | Alfonso XIII's eldest son & J.C.'s uncle |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 787 | 5 October 1979 | Juan Carlos I | Former King of Spain 1975–2014 | Spain | Nec plus ultra | |
| 788 | 5 October 1979 | Sofía | Former Queen of Spain (consort) Princess of Greece & Denmark | Spain Kingdom of Greece | | |
| 808 | 17 December 1991 | Felipe | King of Spain since 2014 | Spain | | |
| 885 | 24 November 2021 | Letizia | Queen of Spain since 2014 | Spain | | |

### Turkey
#### Ottoman Empire

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 450 | 24 July 1879 | | Abdul Hamid II | Sultan of Ottoman Empire 1876–1909 | Ottoman Empire | | |

#### Republic of Turkey

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 864 | 11 March 2013 | | Abdullah Gül | President of Turkey 2007–14 | Turkey | | |

### United Kingdom

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 317 | 9 September 1852 | George V of Hanover | King of Hanover 1851–66 Prince of United Kingdom Duke of Cumberland | Hanover United Kingdom | Suscipere et finire | |
| 328 | 28 January 1856 | Albert | Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha British Prince Consort | Saxe-Coburg-Gotha United Kingdom | Treu und fest | |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| 381 | 27 September 1864 | Edward VII | Prince of United Kingdom Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Prince of Wales King of the United Kingdom 1901–10 Emperor of India 1901–10 | United Kingdom Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 417 | 18 July 1873 | Arthur | Prince of United Kingdom Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1850–1917 Duke of Connaught and Strathearn 1874–1942 Governor General of Canada 1911–16 | United Kingdom Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | |
| 452 | 24 May 1881 | Alfred | Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1883–1900 Prince of United Kingdom Duke of Edinburgh | Saxe-Coburg-Gotha United Kingdom | | |
| 453 | 24 May 1881 | Leopold | Prince of United Kingdom Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Duke of Albany | United Kingdom Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | |
| 474 | 8 January 1885 | Albert Victor | Prince of United Kingdom Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Duke of Clarence and Avondale | United Kingdom Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | |
| | 18 September 1897 | Christian | Prince of Schleswig-Holstein | United Kingdom Schleswig-Holstein | | |
| 559 | 14 June 1905 | George V | Prince of United Kingdom Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Prince of Wales 1901–10 King of the Un. Kingdom 1910–36 Emperor of India 1910–36 | United Kingdom Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | Dieu et mon droit | |
| 560 | 14 June 1905 | Arthur of Connaught | Prince of United Kingdom Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1883–1917 | United Kingdom Saxe-Coburg-Gotha | | Brother of Crown Princess Margaret |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 589 | 16 November 1908 | John Campbell | 9th Duke of Argyll | United Kingdom | | |
| 649 | 12 November 1923 | Edward VIII | Prince of Wales 1910–36 King of the United Kingdom in 1936 Duke of Windsor 1936–72 | United Kingdom | | |
| 674 | 1 October 1932 | George | Prince of United Kingdom Duke of Kent | United Kingdom | | |
| 675 | 6 June 1932 | Charles Edward | Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 1900–18 Prince of United Kingdom Duke of Albany 1884–1919 | Weimar Rep. Saxe-Coburg-Gotha United Kingdom | Fideliter et constanter | Father of Princess Sibylla |
| 687 | 10 May 1937 | George VI | King of the United Kingdom 1937–52 Emperor of India 1937–47 | United Kingdom | Dieu et mon droit | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 708 | 29 October 1950 | Louise (1889–1965) | Queen of Sweden (consort) | Sweden United Kingdom | | |
| 720 | 1 April 1952 | Louis Mountbatten | Earl Mountbatten of Burma Governor General of India 1947–48 | United Kingdom | In honour bound (us/img267/624/mountbattenofburmaki1.jpg C. of Arms) | brother of Queen Louise |
| 722 | 26 May 1953 | Elizabeth II | Queen of the United Kingdom 1952–2022 Head of the Commonwealth | United Kingdom | Dieu et mon droit (us/img509/6513/elizabethiiko6.jpg C. of Arms) | |
| 725 | 23 June 1954 | Philip | Born Prince of Greece & Denmark Duke of Edinburgh 1947–2021 Prince of United Kingdom 1957–2021 | United Kingdom Greece | God Is My Help | |
| 730 | 8 June 1956 | Henry | Prince of United Kingdom Duke of Gloucester Governor General of Australia 1945–47 | United Kingdom | | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 779 | 23 May 1975 | Charles III | Prince of United Kingdom Heir of United Kingdom 1952–2022 Prince of Wales (1958–2022) King of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms (since 2022) | United Kingdom | Ich dien | |

### Yugoslavia

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 780 | 11 March 1976 | | Josip Broz Tito | President of Yugoslavia | Yugoslavia | | |

## Americas
### Argentina

Carl XVI Gustaf (1973-) :
| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Stallplate |
| 825 | 26 May 1998 | | Carlos Menem | President of Argentina 1989–1999 | Argentina | | |

### Brazil

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Oscar I (1844–59) ||||||||
| 288 | 11 June 1844 | Pedro II | Emperor of Brazil 1831–89 | Empire of Brazil |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 644 | 14 July 1922 | Epitácio da Silva Pessoa | President of Brazil 1919–22 | Brazil |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 800 | 21 March 1984 | João Figueiredo | President of Brazil 1979–85 | Brazil |
| 849 | 13 March 2009 | Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva | President of Brazil (2003–2010, 2023–present) | Brazil |

### Chile

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 821 | 15 November 1996 | Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle | President of Chile 1994–2000 | Chile | Por la razón o la fuerza |
| 875 | 10 May 2016 | Michelle Bachelet | President of Chile 2006–2010 2014–2018 | Chile | Incluir para crecer |

### Mexico

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Karl XV (1859–72) ||||||||
| | 21 April 1865 | Maximilian I | Emperor of Mexico 1864–67 | Second Mexican Empire |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 790 | 5 May 1980 | José López Portillo | President of Mexico | Mexico |
| 835 | 22 October 2002 | Vicente Fox | President of Mexico 2000–06 | Mexico |

## Africa
### Egypt

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 678 | 18 May 1933 | Fuad I | King of Egypt 1922–36 | Egypt | |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 803 | 16 September 1986 | Hosni Mubarak | President of Egypt | Egypt | بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم (= In the name of merciful God) |

### Ethiopia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Notes |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 650 | 10 June 1924 | Haile Selassie | Emperor of Ethiopia | Ethiopia | |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 726 | 15 November 1954 | Amha Selassie | Crown Prince of Ethiopia 1930–75 Throne Pretender in exile 1975–97 | Ethiopia | Haile Selassie I's older son |
| 727 | 15 November 1954 | Makonnen | Prince of Ethiopia Duke of Harar | Ethiopia | Haile Selassie I's 2nd son |
| 728 | 15 November 1954 | Sara | Princess of Ethiopia (consort) Duchess of Harar (consort) | Ethiopia | Makonnen's widow |
| 739 | 19 December 1959 | Sahle Selassie | Prince of Ethiopia | Ethiopia | Haile Selassie I's youngest son |
| 740 | 19 December 1959 | Menen | Empress of Ethiopia (consort) | Ethiopia | Haile Selassie I's wife |
| 741 | 19 December 1959 | Medferiashwork | Crown Princess of Ethiopia (consort) | Ethiopia | Amha Selassie's wife |
| 742 | 19 December 1959 | Mahisente | Princess of Ethiopia (consort) | Ethiopia | Sahle Selassie's widow |

### Liberia

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 751 | 13 September 1962 | | William Tubman | President of Liberia 1944–71 | Liberia | | |

### South Africa

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 822 | 3 March 1997 | | Nelson Mandela | President of South Africa 1994–99 | South Africa | Ex unitate vires | |

### Tanzania

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 755 | 6 September 1963 | | Julius Nyerere | President of Tanzania 1962–85 | Tanzania | Uhuru na umoja | |

### Tunisia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 754 | 22 May 1963 | Habib Bourguiba | President of Tunisia 1957–87 | Tunisia |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 872 | 4 November 2015 | Beji Caid Essebsi | President of Tunisia 2014–19 | Tunisia |

## Asia - Middle East
### Iran

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Notes |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 744 | 29 April 1960 | Mohammad Reza Pahlavi | Shahanshah of Iran 1941–79 | Iran | |
| 745 | 29 April 1960 | Farah | Shahbanu of Iran | Iran | |
| 769 | 24 August 1970 | Reza Pahlavi | Crown Prince of Iran 1960–79 | Iran | Current Head of the Imperial House |
| 770 | 24 November 1970 | Abdul Reza Pahlavi | Prince of Iran | Iran | Shahanshah's brother (d. in 2004) |

### Jordan

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 805 | 15 September 1989 | Hussein | King of Jordan 1952–99 | Jordan |
| 806 | 15 September 1989 | Noor | Queen of Jordan (Consort) | Jordan |
| 841 | 7 October 2003 | Abdullah II | King of Jordan since 1999 | Jordan |
| 842 | 7 October 2003 | Rania | Queen of Jordan (Consort) | Jordan |

### Saudi Arabia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 793 | 20 January 1981 | Khalid | King of Saudi Arabia 1975–82 | Saudi Arabia |
| 794 | 20 January 1981 | Fahd | King of Saudi Arabia 1982–2005 | Saudi Arabia |

## Asia - Far East
### Brunei

Carl XVI Gustaf (1973-) :
| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Land | Motto | Remarque |
| 843 | 8 February 2004 | | Hassanal Bolkiah | Sultan of Brunei since 1967 | Brunei | | |
| 844 | 8 February 2004 | | Pengiran Anak Saleha | Queen of Brunei since 1967 | Brunei | | |

### Bhutan

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Carl Gustaf XVI (1973–) ||||||||
| | 1994 | | Jigme Singye Wangchuck | King of Bhutan | Bhutan | | |

### China

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 702 | 4 June 1948 | | Chiang Kai-shek | President of the Republic of China | Republic of China | | * |

### Indonesia

| Nr | Date | Image | Name | Title | Country | Motto | Notes |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973-) ||||||||
| 877 | 22 May 2017 | | Joko Widodo | President of Indonesia since 2014 | Indonesia | Bhinneka Tunggal Ika | |

### Japan

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Notes |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 461 | 11 December 1881 | Meiji | Emperor of Japan 1867–1912 | Empire of Japan | |
| 571 | 20 September 1907 | Taishō | Crown Prince of Japan 1888–1912 Emperor of Japan 1912–26 | Empire of Japan | Meiji's son |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 634 | 8 May 1919 | Shōwa (Hirohito) | Crown Prince of Japan 1912–26 Emperor of Japan 1926–89 | Empire of Japan | Taishō's son |
| 668 | 23 August 1930 | Nobuhito | Prince of Japan Prince Takamatsu | Empire of Japan | Hirohito's brother |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 721 | 30 September 1952 | Akihito | Crown Prince of Japan 1933–89 Emperor of Japan 1989–2019 Emperor Emeritus of Japan since 2019 | Japan | Hirohito's son |
| 733 | 28 February 1957 | Takahito | Prince of Japan Prince Mikasa | Japan | Hirohito's brother |
| 766 | 16 December 1968 | Setsuko | Princess of Japan Princess Chichibu | Japan | Hirohito's sister-in-law |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 789 | 5 March 1980 | Kōjun | Empress Consort of Japan | Japan | Hirohito's wife |
| 831 | 18 May 2000 | Michiko | Crown Princess C. of Japan 1959–89 Empress Consort of Japan 1989–2019 Empress Emerita of Japan since 2019 | Japan | Akihito's wife |
| 848 | 16 March 2007 | Naruhito | Crown Prince of Japan 1989–2019 Emperor of Japan since 2019 | Japan | Akihito's son |

### Malaysia

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Motto |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 819 | 22 February 1996 | Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan | King of Malaysia (1994–1999) | Malaysia | |
| 847 | 8 September 2005 | Sirajuddin of Perlis | King of Malaysia (2001–2006) | Malaysia | Bersekutu Bertambah Mutu |

### South Korea

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 863 | 30 May 2012 | Lee Myung-bak | President of South Korea 2008–2013 | South Korea |
| 882 | 14 June 2019 | Moon Jae-in | President of South Korea 2017–2022 | South Korea |

### Thailand

| Nr | Date | Name | Title | Country | Notes |
| Oscar II (1872–1907) ||||||||
| 484 | 11 July 1887 | Chulalongkorn (Rama V) | King of Siam 1868–1910 | Siam | |
| 522 | 14 July 1897 | Vajiravudh (Rama VI) | Crown Prince of Siam 1895–1910 King of Siam 1910–25 | Siam | Chulalongkorn's son |
| 523 | 14 July 1897 | Svasti Sobhana | Prince Svastivatana Visishtha 1898–1935 | Siam | Chulalongkorn's younger brother |
| Gustaf V (1907–50) ||||||||
| 610 | 10 September 1911 | Chakrabongse Bhuvanath | Prince of Bisnulok 1893–1920 Heirs-presumptive to the throne of Siam 1910–1920 | Siam | Chulalongkorn's son |
| 672 | 25 March 1932 | Prajadhipok (Rama VII) | King of Siam 1925–35 Prince of Sukhothai 1935–41 | Siam | Chulalongkorn's son |
| 707 | 5 April 1950 | Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) | King of Thailand 1946–2016 | Thailand | Chulalongkorn's grandson |
| Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–73) ||||||||
| 747 | 3 September 1960 | Sirikit | Queen Consort of Thailand 1950–2016 Queen Mother of Thailand since 2016 | Thailand | Bhumibol's consort |
| 759 | 15 January 1965 | Bhanubandhu Yugala | Prince of Thailand | Thailand | Chulalongkorn's grandson |
| Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–) ||||||||
| 836 | 25 February 2003 | Vajiralongkorn (Rama X) | Crown Prince of Thailand 1972–2016 King of Thailand since 2016 | Thailand | Bhumibol's son |
| 837 | 25 February 2003 | Sirindhorn | Princess Royal of Thailand since 1977 | Thailand | Bhumibol's daughter |
| 838 | 25 February 2003 | Chulabhorn | Princess of Thailand Princess Srisavangavadhana since 2019 | Thailand | Bhumibol's daughter |