Royal Family

the UK royal family is also the royal family of Australia

As 'celtic' refers to a wide range of people speaking languages that belonged to the same family, and who had a similar culture, there is no single celtic royal family.

In modern time, the celtic nations refer to no less than 6 diffrent territories who have all had their own celtic traditions and/or languages survive. The 6 territories are Brittany, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. As such, there is no single royal family here either.

Michael Tunn was born on January 18, 1974.

In the book "Forged by Fire" by Sharon M. Draper, Aunt Queen dies from a heart attack. The stress and strain of caring for Gerald and Jordan, as well as the trauma she endured in her past, contribute to her health deteriorating.

edward was the son of henry viii and the prince of whales...bt still he was not happy with the royal life and wanted freedom so he changed his clothes with tom canty a pauper and then he had to face the ill treatment that are given to a pauper

As of my last update, William Moseley, known for his role as Peter Pevensie in the Chronicles of Narnia movies, is reported to be dating a woman named Kelsey Asbille. However, please note that relationships can change, so it's advisable to verify the current status through recent sources.

He decided it be impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility and to discharge my duties as King as he would wish to do without the help and support of the woman he loved.

A Junket is a trip or excursion,not a vessel. I think you might be thinking of- Five Little Starrs on the Canal Zone, written sometime in the twenties. Now why do yoiu suppose Daddy has that heavy Russian hat? I never read this book but heard it was quite popular in the twenties and the details on the Canal Zone are accurate. they Familky had Four Girls and one Guy...Begin to get the idea... By the way the principal Engineer of the Project-Gen. Goethals conceded- the Impossible jobs always take Longer! One wonders.. it"s fiction of course, but can you imagine the Romanovs on a beat up live-in Barge on the Canal Zone?

When greeting Charles 9th Earl Spencer for the first time, one should address him as Earl Spencer. After that, one may call him Charles. This is according to him, in his brochure, given out at a furniture opening to the customers, in Texas.

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Yes, members of the British royal family do pay taxes. However, the Queen and some other senior royals are exempt from paying taxes on certain forms of income, such as the sovereign grant and the Privy Purse, which are used for official duties and activities. They are still liable to pay taxes on any private income they earn.

no Camilla was Charles's long time lover before his engagement to Diana, he allegedly had an affair with her during his marriage to Diana. she is also his current wife.

Prince Philip of Bourbon-Two Sicilies died on 1949-03-09.

Princess Anne's second husband is Timothy Laurence

Switzerland has been a Republic since the early middle ages. There was a Swiss foreign legion, however, these were Swiss militiamen who, evidentally bored with domestic security- did serve and fight in various foreign wars- as in effect soldiers of fortune or mercenaries. Hence they were hired-out say- for battle duty in, say France or Germany. Inevitably, there were Swiss-versus-Swiss conflicts on the so-called Field of Honor ( the battlefield)- and the Swiss Government disbanded these out-country units. It is in a sense ironic that Swiss Guards are still retained as the Vatican police force- and the homeland has a staunch neutrality stance- but with armed citizen militia . Weaponry aside, Switzerland has been a Republic- so has no Royalty. I believe one of Napoleon's wives ( Marie Louise?) died and was buried in Switzerland but she was a Frenchwoman. It is stretching the glide ( pun intended) to say she was Swiss royalty! they don't have"em. (Schweitzer- which means, SWISS, is a well-known brand name of glider, hence I said stretching the glide).

As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, there is no current Duchess of Windsor. The title of Duke of Windsor was held by Prince Edward, the former King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom, after his abdication in 1936. His wife was Wallis Simpson, but she did not receive the title of Duchess of Windsor until after their marriage. Both Edward and Wallis have since passed away.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, is most famous for being the consort (husband) of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. He was the longest-serving consort in British history, supporting the Queen in her official duties for over seven decades. He was also known for his philanthropy work, his military service during World War II, and his sometimes controversial and witty public remarks.

Mourning is a deeply personal response, and whether or not to mourn for Prince Philip is subjective. Some people may mourn his passing due to his role as a public figure and his contributions to the royal family. Others may not feel a personal connection and therefore may choose not to mourn. Ultimately, it is up to each individual to decide how they wish to honor his memory.

I could not find any specific information about a person named Susan Deakin in my database. It's possible that she may be a private individual or not a public figure.

There is no specific number of duchesses, as it depends on the historical period and the specific country in question. In some countries, there may be multiple duchesses at a given time, while in others there may be none. Additionally, the title of duchess can be conferred through marriage, birthright, or by royal appointment.

The name John is considered unlucky in the royal family because of a historical association. It is believed that the name brings bad luck due to the fate of several high-profile English kings named John. As a result, it has been avoided as a given name for royal successors.

The surname of the British royal family is Windsor. It was adopted by King George V in 1917, replacing the German name Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, due to anti-German sentiment during World War I. In 1960, Queen Elizabeth II decided that her direct descendants would bear the surname Mountbatten-Windsor, combining her own surname with that of her husband, Prince Philip.

In the United Kingdom, the daughter of a prince is either the granddaughter of a sovereign, or a great-granddaughter of a sovereign. A granddaughter of a sovereign who is the daughter of a prince usually enjoys the rank and style of princess affixed to her first name. Examples are the Queen's granddaughters, Princess Beatrice of York and Princess Eugenie of York, daughters of Prince Andrew, the Duke of York. A great-granddaughter of a sovereign who is the daughter of a prince usually enjoys the rank and style of lady, affixed to her first name. The great-granddaughters of King George V are daughters of Princes, but they were styled Lady Helen Windsor; Lady Davina Windsor; Lady Rose Windsor and Lady Gabriella Windsor.

Awarded the title of Princess Royal as an adult and an active horsewoman, Princess Anne represented Britain in the 1976 Montreal Olympics.

They are known as the house of Grimaldi. Yes, it is extraterritorially Italian.