Description
This historical document, dated June 16, 1887, is a formal decree issued under the authority of Carol I, King of Romania. By the grace of God and the national will, as King of Romania, he addresses the document to all present and future subjects, extending his royal greetings. The decree, cataloged under the reference number 15.577 from the Ministry's State Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs, meticulously details the conferral of the "Crown of Romania" order in various ranks upon distinguished individuals for their exemplary services.
The text of the decree is precise and ceremonial, reflecting the formal nature of royal communications of the time. Carol I decrees in Article 1 the confirmation of the "Crown of Romania" order. The recipients listed are distinguished by their contributions to academia and public service, highlighting their respective positions and institutions primarily located in France. The rank of Commander is bestowed upon Colmer de Santerre, a professor at the Faculty of Law in Paris, and Alexandre Laissac, the mayor of Montpellier. The rank of Officer is conferred upon Ferdinand Castets, dean of the Faculty of Letters in Montpellier, and Charles Bonnero, head of the political prefecture cabinet in Paris.
This document not only reflects the political and cultural diplomacy of Romania's monarchy but also serves as a significant artifact illustrating the interconnectedness of European nations during the late 19th century through academic and governmental accolades. The formal language and structured presentation underscore the significance and reverence accorded to such royal decrees, which were instrumental in acknowledging and rewarding contributions to society and fostering international relations.
Document translation:
To all present and future, greetings.
Signature: [CAROL].
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