What is the origin of the French Chivalric Order of Honor?

The French Order of the Legion of Honor (Légion d'honneur, English translation of the Legion of Honour) is the highest honor awarded by the French government Knights of the Order of the Legion of Honour (Chivalric order), established by Napoleon in 1802, the medal ribbon for the red, divided into six grades: the highest level is the Grand Ma?0?6tre (English: Grand Master), which can be translated as "Legionnaire de l'Ordre" (also known as "Grand Necklace of the Order of the Legion of Honor" or "French leader of the Legion of Honor symbol"), is the A large gold necklace. It is awarded only to the head of state of France, and in modern times it is only handed over to the new President of France at his inauguration ceremony by the President of the Invalides, the guardian of Napoleon's mausoleum, as a token of confirmation of the status of the new leader by all members of the Légion d'Honneur (and also on behalf of Napoleon, who has since passed away). However, the President of France usually only uses the stars and ribbons of the Légion d'Honneur, and the Grand Necklace is only a symbol, not an actual rank; the second rank is the Grand-Croix (English: Grand Cross), which can be translated as "Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor", for the Grand Ribbon with stars; the only Chinese to have obtained this rank was the former President of the Republic of China, Chiang Kai-shek. The only Chinese recipient of this honor is the former President of the Republic of China, Chiang Kai-shek. The third class is Grand Officier (English: Grand Officer), which can be translated as "Grand Officer", for the Breast Badge with Star; the fourth class is Commandeur (English: Commander), which can be translated as "Commander", for the Collar Ribbon Medal; the fourth class is "Commander", for the Collar Ribbon Medal. The fourth class is Commandeur (English: Commander), which can be translated as "Commander's Order", and is a collar ribbon badge; the fifth class is Officier (English: Officer), which can be translated as "Officer's Order", and is a chest ribbon badge with a list of honors; the lowest class is Chevalier (English: Knight), which can be translated as "Knight's Order", and is a chest ribbon badge with a list of honors; and the lowest class is Chevalier (English: Knight). The lowest is the Chevalier (English: Knight), which can be translated as "Knight", for the chest ribbon badge. I'm going to copy that! But Michelle Yeoh has been awarded!