Star of Valor



This award was initiated after the formation of the Confederacy, approximately 2000 years ago. It is presented "For service and bravery beyond the bounds of what can be asked of a citizen by a government, and a willful commitment to put the good of the many above their own personal welfare." At the time of its inception, it was intended to be the highest honor the Confederacy could bestow upon members of its military. Any member of the Army, Navy, or Fighter Corps can be awarded this medal, so long as they fit the stated qualification. The Emperor of the Confederacy always gives this award.