Orden der Treue (Spanien)

The Order of Fidelity of Valençay, also known as the Cross of Distinction for Fidelity at Valençay, was a French order. The distinction was instituted by Ferdinand VII of Spain pursuant to an ordinance dated August 23, 1814. Its purpose was to honor the loyal subjects who accompanied the king into foreign exile in France and remained at his side until his return to Spain from captivity.