King's Chalice
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The Award of the King's Chalice is an award given by the Crown to those who have shown excellence and authenticity in their chosen fields.
Often confused with the Queen's Favor or Doe's Grace, the King's Chalice is not a service award.
Precedence
This award conveys precedence ahead of the Dragon's Tooth, Dragon's Barb, Cavendish Knot, Red Company and White Chamfron This award is equal to the awards: Awards of the Purple Fret and Doe's Grace.
Rights and Privileges
This award conveys armigerous status if the recipient is not already armigerous. Recipients of this award may use the letters R.K.C. after their name and are titled Lord/Lady. The recipients may also wear a badge blazoned: (Fieldless) A chalice sable.
History
The First Recipients were Talbot MacTaggart and Freydis Haakonsdottir - Aug 14, 1997 by TRM Edmund II and Kateryn II
