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Royal Family
The Royal Family of England traces its history back many centuries. They remain an object of interest and fascination to the world today.
1,904 Questions
When did Queen Victoria mother die?
The mother of Queen Victoria died on 16 March, 1861, at the age of 74.
What is princess anne's daughter in law called?
Princess Anne's daughter-in-law is known as Mrs. Peter Phillips. When Anne married Lt. Mark Phillips in 1973, he chose not to accept any royal title. Therefore there was no title for her children to inherit. They were known simply as Zara and Peter Phillips.
Where is the Prince Edward Theatre in London?
The Prince Edward Theatre is located at 28 Old Compton St, London . It is just a few blocks from the legendary Soho Theatre.
What public school did the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles attend?
What is the simple meaning of The Duke Of Edinburgh.
The Answer " I don't know"Do people like Camilla Parker Bowles?
Prince Charles was having an affair with Camilla while married to Princess Diana. As Princess Diana did a lot for charity and genuinely seemed to care for people, she was very popular.
So no Camilla isn't liked by many who 'loved' Diana.
Is Kate Middleton related to General Troy H Middleton?
They are likely distant cousins. However, DNA studies show that all humans are distantly related to a common ancestor, so we are all related. However, the distance is too far to mean anything.
Where did Edward VIII lived in Paris?
Former King Edward VIII, later Duke of Windsor lived at 4 Route du Champ d'Entrainement at the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, near Neully, at Paris.
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A King in the UK is a male sovereign, a man who inherits the throne. At the moment, it is Elizabeth II who is the sovereign, not her husband. So that he is not given a title that is 'higher' than the actual ruler, in the UK his position is called a Prince Consort.
What was the Duchess of Cornwall's surname before she married Prince Charles?
Previously to her marriage to the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall was Camilla Parker Bowles, née Shand.
Members of a royal family who are closely related to the monarch. His/Her Royal Highness + Christian Name +territory
Ex. HRH Crown Prince Fredrick of Denmark, HRH The Duke of Cambridge, HRH Princess Alexandra
Is prince Andrew a pedophile after going out with a 15 year old girl?
After what I've read it was his friend who had these girls and some were introduced to Andrew. That does not make him a pedophile.
Does prince Nikolai frederik of denmark speak English?
He most likely knows both Danish as his mother tongue and English.
What is the Register that Prince William and Kate Middleton signed after their wedding?
a register is signed to make the marriage official in the eyes of the law, while the ceremony is to make it official in the eyes of the church and the Lord, our God
Why is princess anne after prince Andrew and prince edward?
Presumably you mean why is Princess Anne after Princes Andrew and Edward in line of succession?
If so, it is because the current Law of Succession states that male issue of a reigning sovereign take precedence over female issue. Thus, Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, was second in line to the throne until 1960 when Prince Andrew was born, relegating her to third. Subsequently, the Queen's youngest child, Prince Edward relegated her to fourth place. Since then, both Princes Charles and Edward have male heirs, relegating Princess Anne still further.
However, in October 2011, at a meeting of the sixteen countries of which Queen Elizabeth II is sovereign, Prime Minister David Cameron proposed a change to the Royal Precedence Act, which received tacit endorsement from the other 15 states. This change, if ratified would instaure the principle of primogeniture, and Anne would take precedence over her younger brothers, although obviously Prince Charles, who is her elder by two years, and his son, William will remain heir and heir apparent. But, in order for this change to take effect, it must be ratified by the Parliaments of all 16 nations of which the Queen is sovereign. Wikipedia states it thus:
"The Commonwealth realms-the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Barbados, the Bahamas, Grenada, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Belize, Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Kitts and Nevis-are all equivalent in status, and independent of each other, while sharing one monarch in a constitutionally equal fashion. As such, changes to the succession laws, according to convention, must be identical in and approved by each country, though the procedure varies between realms."
Are Prince William and Harry circumcised?
There are conflicting reports as to if they are circumcised or intact. It appears to err on the side of them being intact because it is reported that their mother Princess Diana refused to have them circumcised. Their father Prince Charles as well as his bothers have been circumcised.
Why don't we ever see Prince Philip?
Probably because you don't look in the right places at the right times. He missed some of the Jubilee celebrations because he was in hospital sick with pneumonia, but he was present at for instance the Trooping of the Colour.
How do you greet the duke and duchess?
All Noblemen and women up to the rank of Duchess or Duke are addressed by the rather clergy-sounding style of "Your Grace"
In Imperial Russia a Grand Duchess, who was a princess royal, if under l8, as you know who was, would correctly be styled- Your Grace, over l8- Your Highness. Romanov girls lived up to the Princely style
In the United Kingdom princes can be created dukes(Prince Adnrew, Duke of York) on behalf of the monarch on their wedding day and when referred you say "Your Royal Highness" and/or "Sir" their after but a regular British duke may simply be called "Your Grace"
Who is princess yasmin aga khan's husband?
She was married twice:
Basil Embiricos (1985-1987
Christopher Michael Jeffries (1989-1993
