Talk:Order of the Chrysanthemum
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[edit] ORDER OF THE AUSPICIOUS CLOUDS
Anyone know what this order is ? [1] Dowew 22:30, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
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This page ( == Order of the Crysanthemum ==)
appears to contradict itself. (And I can't figure out how to flag it such.)
It says The grand cordon is the highest possible honor a Japanese citizen could be awarded during his life time. Aside from the imperial household, only three grand cordons have been awarded to living citizens and eleven to the deceased.
Yet goes on to give a very lengthy list of living people who hold the Grand Cordon.
