Prince Charles

He became King after his brother, who was King before him, married a divorced American woman and the British people didn't not like that so he resigned form the throne and gave it to Elisabeth's father.

Well, usually however much someone would like to pay, but I just saw one framed in the French Quarter (if it was real*) for $1900. There is one on ebay, current bid $725 with 3 days left. I believe there were 10,000 printed. Then there is the question of whether it was signed by hte artist which would increase its value, of course. Artists proofs can go for twice as much (or any amount really) if it is signed by the artist as well as the artist depicted ie. Fats Domino poster of 2006 which is currenty going for $2900. The unsigned version for $350.

*Just make sure they are authentic and not a photocopy, Jazz Festival authority should be able to authenticate

Yes, she is suppose to be a virgin. Princess Diana was chosen because she was a virgin. The only reason I can see that this marriage took place so fast is because they were living together and she was not a virgin and might already be pregnant.
To answer this very important question,yes,she must be a virgin if she is to marry the future king of England.Preferably of royal lineage,not a commoner.

The wife of His Royal Highness The Prince Charles is usually referred to as The Duchess of Cornwall, except in Scotland where she is The Duchess of Rothesay.

Her full, formal title is:

Her Royal Highness The Princess Charles Philip Arthur George, Princess of Wales and Countess of Chester, Duchess of Cornwall, Duchess of Rothesay, Countess of Carrick, Baroness of Renfrew, Lady of the Isles, Princess of Scotland.

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Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon is Queen Elizabeth's II mum.

Most definitely. He has no doubt quite a long wait though. He has to wait for the Queen to die and then his father, unless they both step down from the role, either way, I can't see it happening for a while yet!

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There ain't no such person. The Monarch's eldest son (currently prince Charles) is entitled PRINCE of Wales. He also has other titles, including Duke of Cornwall, which may be the source of your confusion. Prince Charles is the Prince of Wales.

It is highly unlikely that Queen Elizabeth II will still be alive when the Prince of Wales becomes King, but if she were to abdicate she would possibly be known as the Queen Dowager (King Mother would be the form following her mother's decision not to be the Dowager Queen, although at that time there was already a Queen Dowager, Mary relict of George V) although that title technically belongs to a relict of a King.

There is no precedent for the abdication of a British Queen regnant however in those countries where this is common I believe the former monarch is referred to as Prince/Princess. Following the abdication of Edward VIII he was granted the title of Duke of Windsor and the style of HRH.

If Charles dies before Queen Elizabeth dies, then Prince William will be first in line. If Charles dies while he is king (having succeeded Elizabeth to the throne), then Wlliam becomes king and his eldest son (supposing there is one) will be heir to the throne. If William does not have children, then his younger brother Harry will be first in line.

Prince Charles is the future king of England. As of July 2014, his net worth is an estimated 210 million dollars.

If I am not mistaken I think they met when Prince Charles was dating Princess Diana's older sister, Sarah

they broke up and in 1977 Prince Charles and lady dianna married him in 1981 and it was in 1980 when Sarah 4 gave her 2 dating dianna!!! its true!!!

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HRH Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall

The Prince of Wales in 1920 was Prince Edward, the eldest son of King George V. Prince Edward briefly became King Edward VIII in 1936 but abdicated in favour of his brother Prince Albert, who reigned as King George VI until 1952.

Most likely Charles will become Charles III although there have been some rumors that he might take the name George VII. Of course he can take any name he wishes when and if he becomes King.

There's a chance he might do so directly. Prince William is second in line to the throne, after his father, Prince Charles. When Queen Elizabeth II passes on the crown, by death or voluntary act, one of the following will happen.

1 - Prince Charles takes the throne as King Charles III. Prince William is therefore the heir apparant, the next in line. Barring his own death or other exceptional circumstances, he will eventually become King.

2 - Prince Charles refuses the crown, allowing William to directly succeed from Queen Elizabeth II.

He got married in 2005, and he was still married in 2008.

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He has many titles.

One of them is Duke of Rothesay.

Prince Charles said "that wasn't all that bad" after their vows to reassure Di because she had inadvertently messed up his very long, royal name.