Order of the Lion

The Order of the Lion was a Narnian honorary title of nobility, similar to an English knighthood. It was most likely established in early Narnia and then reintroduced with King Peter.

The first member that we know of is Peter, however, it is likely that the Order of the Lion had been established well before Peter's time. Peter at Aslan's command, first gave the knighthood to Caspian X, after the Second Battle of Beruna, who then passed the knighthood to Trufflehunter, Trumpkin, and finally Reepicheep. Upon Caspian's death, the knighthood was then passed down to his son, Rilian.

It is theorized that King Gale, who slew a dragon on the Lone Islands, was a part of the Order of the Lion as well as King Frank I, who was the first king of Narnia.

King Tirian was the last king to receive knighthood to this order.