The highest distinction of Romania, the National Order, “Star of Romania”, and this brings it benefits. These include invitations to various national brand events, including the celebration of the National Day of Romania.
The holders of the distinction are invited to the National Day
Also, those who receive the Order “Star of Romania” have special facilities, including the right to a free place. The order can include a maximum number of 3,650 members, organized in six distinct steps, each with own signs for civilians, military and war heroes, writes freedom.ro.
The history of the Order “Star of Romania” dates from the period of the reign of Alexandru Ioan Cuza, who at instituted and approved, ordering 1,000 copies. Initially, this order had five degrees: knight, officer, commander, great officer and great cross.
Cuza proposed the name “Order of the Union” and introduced the numbers “5” and “24” to symbolize its double choice in the two principalities, Moldova and the Romanian Country.
The motto “General et Cordres Frares” (brothers through origins and feelings) was inscribed on each distinction granted. In 1948, the Order “Star of Romania” was repealed, but was re -established in December 1998, with a new regulation introduced in 1999, which allowed it to grant both Romanian and other countries.
From the Romanian sport, 7 personalities received the medal: Emeric Ienei, Anghel Iordănescu, Mircea Lucescu, Octavian Morariu, Simona Halep, David Popovici and Gică Hagi.
