Queen Mary makes Massive HISTORY as the FIRST WOMAN to be made a KNIGHT in Sweden

Queen Mary makes Massive HISTORY as the FIRST WOMAN to be made a KNIGHT in Sweden
Queen Mary of Denmark has made history by being appointed as a knight of the Order of the Seraphim in Sweden. This appointment is significant as she is the first woman to receive such an honor in any Swedish order. Previously, women were typically appointed as members rather than knights in the Swedish Royal orders. This reform reflects a progressive change in the traditions of the Swedish Royal orders and aligns with the values of inclusivity and gender equality. The Order of the Seraphim is a prestigious order reserved for royalty, heads of state, and foreign dignitaries, highlighting the high regard in which Queen Mary is held by the Swedish monarchy. This appointment not only recognizes Queen Mary's contributions and status as a consort in the Danish royal family but also sets a precedent for future appointments and may influence other traditional honor systems worldwide. It further strengthens the friendly relations between Denmark and Sweden, emphasizing the deep mutual respect between the two monarchies. The ceremony associated with the Order of the Seraphim adds grandeur to the occasion, symbolizing the celebration of diplomatic bonds and shared values between the nations.
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[@svenerikjohansson8130]

Serafimerorden-founded in 1748 during the time of Fredrik I of Sweden. 🙂 Glad that Mary got it./Greetings from Sweden

[@Theroyalspotlight]

Thanks for the info☺️