Because the royal line follows the prince of Wales dependents. If prince of wales does not have any children, then it follows the next oldest male. If no males then falls to oldest female. By design the title prince of wales always signifies the next in line. In the case of Queen Elizabeth io our current queen regent, the were no male siblings therefore when her father became king George iv then she being the oldest daughter was the next in line for the throne.
Yes, they did. Their eldest is Charles who is the Prince of Wales (traditional title for the eldest son of a monarch). Charles has two sons (Princes William and Harry) from his first wife, Diana.
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.
Prince William has not been chosen to be king. When Queen Elizabeth II dies the next in line to the throne is her eldest son, Prince Charles. Should Prince Charles die when he is king the next in line for the throne would be his eldest son, Prince William. The rules which govern succession to the throne have been around for a long time, they are not personal choices and the Duchess of Cornwall was well aware of them before she even married Prince Charles.
Prince Charles, her eldest son. He will be Charles III.
The eldest brother is called Wilfred kings-Ford Smith.
Queen Elizabeth II youngest son is, Prince Edward Her second son is Prince Andrew Her first son and therefore the eldest is Prince Charles
If Prince Charles dies, Prince Andrew will not become King because Prince Charles has two sons, Princes William and Harry. As Charles is heir to the throne, if he dies, his eldest son William will become heir.
Four Princess Anne and Princes Charles, Andrew, Edward Charles is the heir. But Anne is the eldest.
Currently there is only one queen, Queen Elizabeth II. When she dies, her eldest son Prince Charles, will become king.
When the Queen passes away, it will mean Charles will take the throne. After Charles it would be William, then William's eldest child. However, if William does not have any children, Prince Harry will take over the throne. It will then be passed down to Harry's eldest child. Then, if Harry does not have any children, Andrew will take over. So Andrew might never be King.
The Princess Royal who is currently the Queens eldest daughter Princess Anne is the paternal aunt of Princess Beatrice of York as she and Pirnce Andrew, Duke of York(Beatrice's father) are siblings.
Her eldest son, Prince Charles, will succeed the throne (note spelling) upon Queen Elizabeth's death or her abdication. If Charles dies before Elizabeth then Charles' eldest son - Prince William - will become king.
AnswerPrince Charles is next in line to the throne of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, if he survives the Queen. However, there is talk of the monarchy being passed over one generation in William's favor. A special act of Parliament would need to be passed if this were to happen.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's eldest son, Prince Charles
The line of succession always goes to the Monarch's eldest child. If the monarch has no children, it then goes to the eldest sibling. If there are no siblings, it goes to the Eldest Aunt or Uncle and so on... Prince Charles is Queen Elizabeth's Eldest child, so he is next in line. Prince William is Prince Charles' Eldest Child so he will follow Charles. Prince George is Prince William's Eldest Child, so he will follow William.
No, he is the eldest.
No, his Father Prince Charles is Heir to the Throne, and William is Charles' Heir, when Queen Elizabeth II dies Prince William will become Heir to the Throne or is Prince Charles dies before his Mother Queen Elizabeth II William will become Heir.