After the fall of the French monarchy on 21 September 1792, it was resurrected several times, but it currently does not exist. However, as the lines continued into the 21st century, who would be Queen of France today? King Louis XVI was executed on 21 January 1793, and he was nominally succeeded by his son, [read more]
Once again, it’s being written that Prince Harry and Meghan have been stripped of their titles. This time, because someone noticed that they were still being referred to with their HRH style on the official website. The current website of the royal family shows the Duchess of Sussex not being referred to as Her Royal [read more]
King Charles III has issued a Royal Warrant stating that Camilla should be referred to as Queen Camilla in prayers said for or referring to the Royal Family. Lambeth Palace published the notice, which stated that “with effect from 6 May 2023, in every prayer for the Royal Family contained in any form of service [read more]
The principality of Liechtenstein is the only European monarchy which completely bars the succession of women to the throne. Karl I, the first Prince of Liechtenstein and his brothers Maximilian and Gundakar signed a Family Convenant in 1606 agreeing that the “firstborn son of the oldest line would have the hereditary title and would represent [read more]
I had hoped that once The Queen had died, we could all go back to sticking to the rules about titles: follow the 1917 Letters Patent as intended and don’t makeup titles as you go along. And if the new King didn’t want that, he should issue new Letters Patent. The 1917 Letters Patent state, [read more]
When Queen Victoria died in 1901 after a reign of 63 years, she was the last British monarch of the House of Hanover. The House of Hanover had come to power in Great Britain following the death of Anne, Queen of Great Britain, the last British monarch of the House of Stuart. However, as all [read more]
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