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Order of Glory (Kazakhstan)

The Order of Glory is an order of the Republic of Kazakhstan introduced in 1993.

History
Single-class Order of Dank was established with Law No. 2069-XII On State Awards of the Republic of Kazakhstan dd. April 1, 1993. It was reserved for law enforcement officers. Law No. 462-1 (dd. July 26, 1999) divided Dank into 2 classes and gave it a new design. After that change, the order was designated for the top-ranking officers and generals of Kazakhstan's armed forces, National Security Committee, General Prosecutor's Office and Ministry of the Interior. == Classes ==
Classes
Order of Dank has two classes: • Dank Order, Class I — consisting of a star and insignia on the shoulder ribbon. • Dank Order, Class II — consisting of a star-shaped decoration on a ribbon. Class I, as the highest honor, is only conferred upon holders of Class II. == Description ==
Description
Initial design (1993–1999) The decoration consists of a silver five-pointed mullet composed of dual-edged rays superimposed with 3 gold-plated spears (one positioned vertically, two others in a sidelong cross) and 2 crossed golden sabres. A round golden shield resting on top of them contains concentric white and blue circles. The bottom part of the blue ring carries a red ribbon with ДАҢҚ written on it and gold laurel branches pointing outside. The white circle is adorned with a gold bow superimposed with three arrows. Current design (since 1999) Class I decoration is a silver rippled eight-point star with a similar smaller mullet (this one with faceted rays) superimposed on it. A round gold shield with nested white and blue circles rests on top of two crossed sabres and a spear in the center of the mullet. The bottom part of the blue ring carries a red ribbon with ДАҢҚ written on it and gold laurel wreaths pointing outside. The white circle is adorned with a gold bow superimposed with three arrows. A nested smaller star of blue enamel carries the central medallion of the order decoration. The order is worn on a 100mm-wide shoulder cordon. Class II order is similar to Class I decoration, though smaller. A suspension connects the star to a ribboned metal top bar. The tincture of the cordon matches that of the national flag of Kazakhstan, the right rim is adorned with a wide red stripe. == Order coin ==
Order coin
Commemorative 50 tenge coins portraying Dank order and made of copper and nickel alloy were minted by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan in October 2008. == Incomplete list of Dank honorees ==
Incomplete list of Dank honorees
Order of Dank 1st Class: • Talgat Bigeldinov — twice Hero of the Soviet Union, WW2 veteran; • Kairbek Suleimenov — former Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Kazakhstan; • Kalmukhanbet Kassymov — former Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2014); • Kairat Kozhamzharov — Chairman of Kazakhstan's Agency for Civil Service and Prevention of Corruption; • Erlan Turgymbaev — Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order of Dank 2nd Class: • Serimzhan Dosumov — Head of Astana Department of Internal Affairs (2005); • Amangeldy Shabdarbayev — Chairman of Kazakhstan's National Security Committee; • Kopen Akhmadiev — Air Defence Commander-in-Chief, Republic of Kazakhstan's Armed Forces (2006); • Baurzhan Yelubaev — Dean of the Military Academy under the aegis of National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2006); • Bulat Sembinov — Lieutenant General, Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan; • Maksut Nurimanov — Major General, Deputy Chairman of Kazakhstan's National Security Committee; • Bulat Janasaev — Lieutenant General, Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan; • Bulat Iskakov — Kazakhstan's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Belarus; • Kalmukhanbet Kassymov — Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2005); • Abdrashid Zhukenov — Deputy Chairman of the Republic of Kazakhstan's Agency for Fighting Economic and Corruption Crimes (Financial Police) (2005); • Seribay Yerimbetov — Head of South Kazakhstan Regional Department for Fighting Economic and Corruption Crimes (2013); • Yerlik Kenenbaev — Deputy Minister of the Interior (2013); • Dastan Sartaev — Prosecutor of the Pavlodar Region (2013); • Seitzhan Shalabaev — Head of Analysis and Strategic Planning Department at the National Security Committee (2013); • Serik Aubakirov — Chairman of the Firefighting Committee in the Ministry of Emergency Management of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2013); • Muslim Altynbaev — Deputy Minister of Defense (2018); • Erlan Turgymbaev — Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan. == Gallery ==
Gallery
File:Орден Данк (звезда).jpg|Star of the Order of the 1st Class File:Stamp of Kazakhstan 179.jpg|The badge of the Order of the first type on the postage stamp of Kazakhstan in 1997 File:Dank miniaturi.jpg|Miniatures of the Order to the 1st and 2nd Classes File:Dank-rev.jpg|A coin with a face value of 50 tenge File:Орден Данк (Казахстан).jpg|Badge of the Order of the first type (until 1998) ==References==
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