The royal family comes from the danish royal family, the Schleswig-Holstein-Glücksburg-Sonderburg. Though, if any surname is to be used for the Norwegian royal family, it is "Rex".
Surnames are for commoners
Because of their links to the German royal family.
Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor; born 21 April 1926).Her surname is Windsor.She did not take husband Phillip's surname, Mountbatten, when she married.The queen's grandfather George V changed the family surname to Windsor because their proper surname, Wettin, sounded too German for English public sentiment during World War I. Wettin had become the surname of the monarchs after Queen Victoria married Prince Albert. Albert's surname, which he passed on to his children, was Wettin. Because Albert was from the noble family of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, the royal household was known as Saxe-Coburg and Gotha until 1917, when, along with the surname Wettin, George V changed the name of the British royal household to Windsor.The Queen and all members of the Royal Family holding the style and title His/Her Royal Highness do not hold or use surnames. However, all current members of the Royal Family are members and descendants of the House of Windsor. The House of Windsor was created by King George V by Royal Proclamation in 1917.
The royal family. Their surname was Tudor. If this isn't what you're looking for, please rephrase your question.
Norbert was Norwegian Ridgeback and is actually a girl, renamed Norberta.
Royal Norwegian Navy was created in 1814.
Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy was created in 1509.
Royal Norwegian Navy Museum was created in 1853.
Royal Norwegian Order of Merit happened in 1985.
Royal Norwegian Air Force was created in 1944.
Royal Norwegian Yacht Club was created in 1883.
Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy ended in 1814.
Norwegian.
It is Norwegian
Norwegian
Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service ended in 1944.
Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service was created in 1912.