|| |- |Olivier, Count of Ormesson||1918|| 2012 || |- |Baron Johann Friedrich of Solemacher-Antweiler||1945|| - || |- |Baron Nicolas Adamovich de Csepin||1936|| 2017 || |- 21st Century !Year of Induction!!Name!!Born!!Died!!Notes |- |rowspan="3"|2001||Friedrich, Duke of Württemberg||1961||2018||Son of Carl, Duke of Württemberg |- |Georg Adam Starhemberg||1961|| ||Since 1997 Head of the House of Starhemberg |- |Bernard Guerrier de Dumast||1932||2019|| |- |rowspan="2"|2002||Alexander Schönburg-Hartenstein||1930||2018||Since 1992 Head of the House of Schönburg-Hartenstein |- |Kubrat, Prince of Panagyurishte and Duke of Saxony||1965|| ||3rd Son of Tsar Simeon II of Bulgaria |- |2004||Friedrich Mayr-Melnhof||1924|| 2020|| |- |2006||Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg||1955|| ||Son of Jean |- |2008||Prince Philippe, Duke of Brabant||1960|| - || later King Philippe of the Belgians. Mentioned in his biography in the "Biographical Manual" (2007), an official publication of the Belgian Senate |- |rowspan=14|2011||Michel, 14th Prince of Ligne||1951||-|| |- ||Prince Charles-Louis de Merode||1948||-|| |- ||Ferdinand Zvonimir von Habsburg||1997||- ||son and heir of Archduke Karl of Austria, Head of the House of Habsburg and Sovereign of the Order |- |Prince Michael of Liechtenstein||1951||-|| |- ||Fra' Robert Matthew Festing, 79th Prince and Grand Master of the Order of Malta||1949||2021||Monarch until 2017 |- |Maximilian Turnauer||1930||2020|| |- |Peter Seilern-Aspang||1952||-|| |- |Alexander von Sachsen, Margrave of Meissen||1953||-|| |- |Dominic of Austria-Tuscany||1937||-||son of Archduke Anton of Austria-Tuscany |- |Ferdinand Trauttmansdorff-Weinsberg||1950||-||Austrian ambassador in Prague |- |Prospero Colonna, Prince of Avella||1956||-|| |- |Prince Nikolaus of Liechtenstein||1947||-||son of Franz Joseph II, Prince of Liechtenstein |- |Georg von Károlyi||1946||-|| |- |Victor Freiherr von Baillou||1931||-||son-in-law of Archduke Anton of Austria-Tuscany since 1973 |- |rowspan=3|2016 |Eduard of Habsburg-Lorraine||1967||-||great-grandson of Archduke Joseph August of Austria |- |Emanuel Salm-Salm||1961||-|| |- |Johannes Trapp von Matsch||1946||-|| Rival branches Knights of the Josephine branch of the Spanish Golden Fleece (1809–1813) !Year of Induction!!Name!!Born!!Died!!Notes |- |1809||Jérôme Bonaparte, king of Westphalia||1784||1860|| |- |rowspan=2|1810||Miguel José de Azanza, 1st Duke (Josephine) of Santa Fe||1744||1826||Viceroy of New Spain (1798–1800) |- ||||1736||1818|| |- |1811||José de Mazarredo Salazar Muñatones y Gortázar||1745||1812|| Lieutenant General of the Royal Spanish Navy |- |rowspan=2|1812||Gonzalo O'Farrill y Herrera||1754||1831|| |- ||Mariano Luis de Urquijo y Murga||1769||1817|| Secretary of State (1798–1800). Minister-Secretary of State (1808–1813) |- |} Knights of the Carlist branch of the Spanish Golden Fleece (1836–1931) !Year of Induction!!Name!!Born!!Died!!Notes |- |rowspan=2|ca. 1836||Joaquín Abarca y Blanque, bishop of León||1778||1844|| |- |Manuel María de Medina Cabañas y Verdes Montenegro, 1st Count (Carlist) of Casa Medina||1773||1856|| |- |ca. 1838||Miguel Gómez y Damas, 1st Marquess (Carlist) of Orbaiceta||1796||1849|| |- |ca. 1850||Infante Alfonso Carlos, Duke of San Jaime||1849||1936||Grandson of