Medal for Bravery (Gold)

The Medal for Bravery (Gold) 金英勇勳章
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Awarded for	acts of gallantry of the greatest possible heroism or of the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme danger
Presented by	Hong Kong
Post-nominals	MBG
Established	1998
First awarded	1998
Precedence
Next (higher)	Gold Bauhinia Star
Next (lower)	Silver Bauhinia Star

Medal for Bravery (Gold) (Chinese: 金英勇勳章, MBG) is the first Medal for Bravery rank of the Hong Kong honours system. It is awarded for acts of gallantry of the greatest possible heroism or of the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme danger.^[1] It was created in 1997 to replace the British honours system after the transfer of sovereignty to People's Republic of China and the establishment of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).

List of recipients[]

1998[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

1999[]

• Mr. , MBG
• Mr. , MBG

2000[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2001[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2002[]

• Mr. Zafar Iqbal KHAN, MBG (posthumous)

2003[]

• Dr. TSE Yuen-man, MBG (posthumous)

2004[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2005[]

• Mr. , MBG

2006[]

• Mr. , MBG
• Mr. , MBG
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2007[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG

2008[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2010[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2011[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2015[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2016[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)
• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

2017[]

• Mr. , MBG (posthumous)

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