The Most Gallant Order of Pahlawan Negara Brunei Darjah Pahlawan Negara Brunei Yang Amat Perkasa
Awarded by the Sultan of Brunei
Type	State
Established	28 November 1959
Country	Brunei
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Classes	First Class Second Class Third Class Fourth Class
Post-nominals	PSPNB DHPNB PNB PJB

The Most Gallant Order of Pahlawan Negara Brunei^[1] (Malay: Darjah Pahlawan Negara Brunei Yang Amat Perkasa), also translated as The Most Gallant Order of the Hero of the State of Brunei,^[2] is an order of Brunei. It was established on 28 November 1959 by Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien III.^[2]

The order consists of four classes:

Class	Post-nominal	Title
First Class	PSPNB	Dato Seri Pahlawan
Second Class	DHPNB	Dato Hamzah Pahlawan
Third Class	PNB	-
Fourth Class	PJP	-

In the numerous links of the collar, crossed daggers, swords, tridents, and arrows are created in a military-appropriate fashion. Red, green, and white enamel is used to embellish each of these emblems.^[3] The first class's items included a collar chain that measured about 920 millimetres (36 in) and had 16 medallions on it, including two crossed sabres, two crossed tridents, and two crossed lances. There were also eight smaller medallions of crossed daggers with different designs made of silver, gilt, and enamel; an adornment or sash badge measuring 65 millimetres (2.6 in) and a star measuring 88 millimetres (3.5 in) that was made of silver, gilt, and enamel, with a sash riband.^[4]

Members of the armed forces who have displayed particularly valiant behavior are given this order.^[3]

• Unknown – Field Marshal Hassanal Bolkiah – Sultan of Brunei^[5]
• Unknown – General Omar Ali Saifuddien III – Sultan of Brunei^[5]
• Unknown – Major General Husin – Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces^[6]
• Unknown – Major General Ibnu – Deputy Minister of Defence^[7]
• Unknown – Colonel Kefli – Commander of the Royal Brunei Navy^[8]
• Unknown – George Edwin Coster – Assistant Commissioner in the Special Branch^[9]
• 1971 – Lieutenant Colonel John Simpson – Commander of the Royal Brunei Malay Regiment^[10]
• 1971 – James Richard Henry Burns – Commissioner of Police^[11]
• 1976 – Pengiran Umar – Commissioner of Police^[12]
• 1976 – Lieutenant Colonel Pengiran Ibnu Basit – Formation of RBLF Second Battalion^[12]
• 1976 – Lieutenant Colonel Mohammad – Member of Legislative Council^[12]
• 2005 – Mohd Bakri Omar – Inspector-General of Police^[13]
• 2008 – Police-General Sutanto – Chief of the Indonesian National Police^[14]
• 2011 – First Admiral Abdul Aziz – Commander of Joint Force Headquarters^[15]
• 2011 – First Admiral Abdul Halim – Commander of the Royal Brunei Navy^[15]
• 2011 – Brigadier General Yusof – Commander of the Royal Brunei Land Forces^[15]
• 2011 – Brigadier General Jofri – Commander of the Royal Brunei Air Force^[15]
• 2011 – Major General Tawih – Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces^[15]
• 2012 – Bahrin Mohd Noor – Deputy Commissioner of Police^[16]
• 2014 – Brigadier General Wardi – Commander of the Royal Brunei Air Force^[17]
• 2015 – Major General Pengiran Aminan – Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces^[18]
• 2015 – Major General Hamzah – Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces^[19]
• 2015 – First Admiral Pengiran Norazmi – Commander of the Royal Brunei Navy^[20]
• 2015 – Jammy Shah Al-Islam – Commissioner of Police^[21]
• 2016 – Brigadier General Shahril Anwar – Commander of the Royal Brunei Air Force^[22]
• 2018 – Irwan Hambali – Commissioner of Police^[23]
• 2018 – Brigadier General Khairul – Commander of the Royal Brunei Land Forces^[23]
• 2019 – Brigadier General Sharif – Commander of the Royal Brunei Air Force^[24]
• 2019 – First Admiral Othman – Commander of the Royal Brunei Navy^[25]
• 2021 – Major General Haszaimi – Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces^[26]
• 2021 – First Admiral Spry – Commander of the Royal Brunei Navy^[27]
• 2021 – Brigadier General Abdul Razak – Deputy Minister of Defence^[28]
• 2022 – Brigadier General Saifulrizal – Commander of the Royal Brunei Land Forces^[29]
• 2022 – Sulaiman Alidin – Deputy Commissioner of Police^[30]
• 2022 – Brigadier General Alirupendi – Joint Force Commander^[30]

• 1963 – Pengiran Jaya – Commissioner of Police^[31]

• Unknown – Pengiran Mohammed Abdul Rahman Piut – Member of Privy Council^[32]
• 1963 – Pengiran Mokhtar Puteh – Member of Privy Council^[33]
• 1963 – Ali Ghani – killed during Brunei revolt in 1962^[34] (posthumous)^[35]

• 1963 – Mohamed Tahir – killed during Brunei revolt in 1962^[36] (posthumous)^[35]
• 1963 – Seals Othamn – killed during Brunei revolt in 1962^[36] (posthumous)^[35]