• Source: Order of the Highest Privilege (Ottoman Empire)

The Order of High Privilege (Ottoman Turkish: Nişan-ı Âli İmtiyaz) was a badge of honor created in 1879 during the reign of Sultan Abdülhamid II. The insignia bears the Sultan's monogram on a badge decorated with gold diamonds. The badge was attached to a red-green ribbon with a chain containing the moon and star. The cost of the engagement was high.
In 1885, it was awarded to King Christian IX of Denmark.




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• Order of the Highest Privilege (Ottoman Empire)
• Ottoman Empire
• Armenians in the Ottoman Empire
• Army of the classical Ottoman Empire
• Regency of Algiers
• Millet (Ottoman Empire)
• Ottoman Greece
• Ottoman Imperial Harem
• Rise of nationalism in the Ottoman Empire
• Mehmed II