The Order of the White Eagle is a prestigious honor established in 1705 by King Augustus II of Poland. It is one of the oldest and highest decorations in Poland, awarded for exceptional service to the nation. The order symbolizes loyalty, bravery, and commitment to the state. The insignia of the order features a white eagle, which is a national symbol of Poland. Recipients of the order include notable figures from various fields, including politics, military, and culture, reflecting their significant contributions to Polish society and history.