Berghes, 1st Prince of Grimberghen||1646||1704|| |- |Francesco Caracciolo, 5th Prince of Avellino||1668||1720|| |- |Jean Philippe, Count of Mérode and Marquis de Westerloo||1674||1732|| |- |Christopher Leopold, Count of Schaffgotsch||1623||1703|| |- |Francis Joseph, Count (later Prince) of Lamberg||1637||1712|| |- |Hans Adam I, Prince of Liechtenstein||1656||1712|| |- |Jean Chrétien, Duke of Cromau and Prince of Eggenberg||1641||1710|| |- |Otto Honorius, Count of Abensperg-Traun||1644||1715|| |- |Philip Sigismund, Count of Dietrichstein||1651||1716|| |- |Enea, Count of Caprara||1631||1701|| |- |Charles III Philip of Bavaria, Elector Palatine of Rhin||1661||1742|| |- |rowspan=5|1695||Antonio Francesco, Count of Collalto||1630||1696|| |- |Ferdinand Wenceslas Poppel, Count of Lobkowicz||?||1697|| |- |Cesar, Marquis of Vidoni||?||1772|| |- |Ferdinand Marquard, Count of Wartenberg||1673||1730|| |- |Íñigo de la Cruz Manrique de Lara, 11th Count of Aguilar||1673||1733|| |- |rowspan=12|1697||Aloys Thomas, Count of Harrach||1669||1742|| Viceroy of Naples |- |Charles Carafa, 4th Prince of Belvedere||?||?|| |- ||Archduke Charles of Austria||1685||1740|| later Emperor Charles VI. Head of the Austrian order from 1711 |- |George Louis, Landgrave of Hesse-Darmstadt||1669||1705|| |- |John Siegfried, Duke of Cromau and Prince of Eggenberg||1644||1713|| |- |Anton Florian, Prince of Liechtenstein||1656||1721|| |- |Leopold Ignacius, Prince of Montecuccoli||1662||1698|| |- |John Francis, Count of Wrbna and Freudenthal||1634||1705|| |- |Siegfried Christopher, Count of Breuner||?||1698|| |- |Maximilian, Count of Thun||1638||1701|| |- |George Adam, Count of Martinitz-Borzita||?||1714|| |- |Augustus II, King of Poland||1670||1733|| |- |rowspan=6|1698||Ferdinand Augustus Poppel, Prince of Lobkowicz||1655||1715|| |- |Octavius, Marquis of Cavriani||?||?|| |- |Nicolas Placido Branciforte, Prince of Pietrapercia||?||?|| |- |John Leopold, Prince of Trautson and Count of Falkenstein||1659||1724|| |- |Charles Ernest, Count of Waldstein||1661||1713|| |- |Leopold Ignaz Joseph, Prince of Dietrichstein||1660||1708|| |- |rowspan=3|1699||Francis Taffe, Count of Carlingfort||1639||1704|| |- |Côme Claude d'Ognies, Count of Coupigny||1646||1709|| |- |Wenceslaus Albert, Count of Sternberg||?||1708|| |- |rowspan=12|1700||Cesar of Avalos and Aquino, 12th Marquis of Pescara||1667||1729|| |- |Guillaume de Melun, Marquis of Richebourg||1670||1734|| |- |Philippe Antoine, Prince of Rubempré||1650||1707|| |- |Charles Emmanuel of Watteville, Marquis of Conflans||1656||1728|| |- |Domenico d'Acquaviva et d'Aragon, comte de Conversano|| ?|| ?|| |- |Leopold Philip, 4th Duke of Arenberg||1690||1754|| |- |Ferdinand Gravina and Cruyllas, 4th Prince of Palagoinia||?||1736|| |- |Ernest Frederic, Count of Windisch-Graetz||1670||1727|| |- |Leopold Joseph, Count of Lamberg||1653||1706|| |- |Joseph Matthias, Count of Lamberg||1667||1711|| |- |Charles, Count of Archinto||1670||1732|| |- |Charles Thomas de Lorraine, Prince of Commercy and Vaudémont||1670||1704|| |- Knights of the Spanish Golden Fleece 18th Century !Year of Induction!!Name!!Born!!Died!!Notes |- |rowspan=6|1701||Philip V, King of Spain||1682||1746||Grandnephew of King Charles II of Spain. 1st head of the Spanish Branch of the Order from the King's death as his successor. |- |Charles,