The Pyrusian Cross for Valour in Combat

This decoration rewards those who show exceptional displays of valour on the battlefield or at sea.  The decoration was established by King Balin in 1770 and is only awarded to men who have served in the armed services, although it might also be awarded to members of military intelligence.
It is awarded at the Sovereign’s pleasure as a personal gift on recipients from the Kingdom of Pyrus.
The decoration is a cross-patee quadrate in gold inscribed with ‘VALOUR’ suspended from a mid-blue and green ribbon divided by a red stripe.  It is worn on the left breast (with any other decorations or medals) suspended from a ribbon bar purple, orange and green.
== Privileges ==
Recipients of the Pyrusian Cross for Valour in Combat may use the post-nominal letters CV.
== Current Recipients ==
See Also: - List of Recipients of the Pyrusian Cross for Valour in Combat
Name 	Year Decorated
Lord Edain, Baron of Floe 	1771
Prince Celasin 	1772
Alen Norglatz-Pomman, Earl of Daltonque	1784
Crelna, Duke of Baddacon 	1784
Lord Thur, Lord Fift 	1784
Neilm, Duke of Rethorm 	1784
Lord Noldo, Lord Apraxin 	1784
Lord Edain, Baron of Banar 	1785
Lord Berg, Baron of Illattia 	1785
Lord Cralga, Baron of Lorien 	1787
Category:Orders, Decorations and Awards of the Kingdom of Pyrus
Category:Decorations