0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Who is Queen Elizabeth's successor?
Answer The heir apparent (next in line) to the throne of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is Prince Charles, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II.
Who is Queen Elizabeth the 2nd heir apparent?
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales
Who is the current Heir apparent to the British thrown?
Prince Charles is heir apparent to Queen Elizabeth II.
Who is heir apparent after queen?
Prince Charles (the Queen's Eldest child) is heir apparent.
Who did Queen Elizabeth I name as her successor?
Due to the fact that Elizabeth had no children and her father, Henry VIII legitimized the claims of persons who had plotted against Elizabeth (such as James VI and Mary, Queen of Scots - Elizabeth's closest 'royal' relatives), there was no heir apparent or presumptive named.
What will happen if Queen Elizabeth dies?
The heir apparent to the throne of The United Kingdom is Prince Charles.
Who is Queen Elizabeth II's successor?
Answer The heir apparent (next in line) to the throne of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is Prince Charles, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II.
What will happen if queen Elizabeth 2 died?
The heir apparent to the throne of The United Kingdom is Prince Charles.
What is the gueens heir apparent?
An 'heir apparent' is the person who will become the next king or queen.
What were the weaknesses of Queen Elizabeth I?
She had no heir to the throw.
What does heir apparent mean?
Heir Apparent means that you are the next in line for the an inheritance, and that the birth of another heir cannot supersede your claim. You could use it in a sentence like this: He was the heir apparent to the throne. Read the book literally called "Heir Apparent" if you want a good story of a definition =)
Was hrh Prince Charles prince of wales re-instated as heir apparent to the succession to the throne of the UK?
Charles, son of Queen Elizabeth II was Duke of Cornwall and Heir Presumptive as a child. In 1958 he was named Prince of Wales but this was not formalised until 1969, at his Investiture at Caernarfon Castle when he became formally the Heir Apparent to the throne.
