when the king dies the prince becomes king correct?
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When the King dies, the eldest child becomes sovereign. If the king has a son, then they become King, if he has only daughters then the eldest daughter becomes Queen.\n\nThere is no King at the moment because the Queen inherited the throne in 1952. When her father became King in 1936 he had two daughters, the present Queen and Princess Margaret. As he had no sons, his eldest child inherited. \n\nThis will be the case when the Queen dies, Prince Charles, as her eldest child, will become King. However, should Charles predecease the Queen then Prince William will suceed. Should Prince William have no children, after his death, Prince Harry becomes King. \n\nAt present, male primogeniture exists, therefore should Prince William have a daughter and later a son, the son will take precedence to inherit the throne. \n\nPrince Charles' sister Princess Anne (the Princess Royal) was second in line to the throne until the birth of Prince Andrew (the Duke of York) and Prince Edward (the Earl of Wessex). Despite Princess Anne being older than Andrew and Edward, because they are male, they take precedence in the line of succession.
194039
my name is inigo montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die.\n\n-the princess bride.
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By definition, an absolute monarch has absolute power, so they choose when they go. \nSo if they are removed it is often by those close to them, in a 'palace coup'. Or by a rebellion of their own army. Or by an uprising of the people.\nIt's a bad system, because even if the people can rise up and overturn one absolute monarch, a lot of people can get hurt or killed in the process, and the next ruler may be no better.\n\nPeople sneer at democracy but at least we get a say in who rules us, we can change rulers and no-one gets killed in the process.
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He died dude, end of story.  Now Jesus that's a different matter. he is alive forever more.
447790
i honestly don't care, but the death of a supporting character usually drives its main characters to a higher power (more power in themselves or even the power to kill as in revenge).  more times than none, they are killed to add a life changing climax for the main character.  look at final fantasy 7, dragon ball z, and the matrix movies, they all use this principle.  if im guessing right, you should look out for one more supporting character death as well.
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Elvis move on over.. We have a new king.
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Cavalia is correct, and I add: Oman (Sultanate), United Arab Emirates(Prince),Saudi Arabia (Kingdom),Bahrain (Kingdom), Luxembourg(Duke) , Monaco,Denmark(Queen),Kuwait,\nSwaziland,Nepal,Japan(Emperor),\nMalysia (Fedral King),Vatican City(Church prince),Andora (Co-Prince). If you want more:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchy
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Maybe Return of the King? lol
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It is the King in "The King and I" or "Anna and the King" (depending on whether you like the old or new versions)\n\nAnd it's 3 times....\n\n"Etcetera, Etcetera, Etcetera"
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Under UK law Charles can renounce his rights (refuse to be King).  If that happened William would be King, although all the indications are that Charles is desperate to take over and will not renounce the throne.  Apart from anything it would be desperately unkind to force his son to be King in his twenties.\n\nOnce Charles does become King (and that could take another decade) he will become a lot less free.  He will be unable to express a personal opinion on anything in public.  That will be hard on Charles.
120297
It depends on if it was a monarchy or a republic
206839
Elhanan killed the brother of Goliath.  The King James is clear, and this is also a different battle & different location.
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You will get your definition here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchy\n\nGood Luck!!!
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i agree with the PRINCE
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Man's world will come to an end & so will satan when Christ returns & sets up his Kingdom here on the earth. There will be no rapture every eye shall see him when he returns in the clouds. Every knee & tounge shall confess that he is King of kins & Lord of lords.
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Yes He does! The Bible states that it is appointed unto man once to die (death comes by appointment as there are no accidents in Gods' book) but after this, the judgment
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It depends on the kingdom. German kings who abdicated after WW II often took the margravated name of their dynasty's original state. So the son of the last king of Bavaria is the Margrave of Meissen(BTW he is also the Jacobite Successor to the throne of England). Other nations merely use the "Pretender" title. This is just in case royalty returns, so that that person can take the throne. In every case, however, it is wise to address them by the title lower than that of their royal parent (ie; Prince Georg Frederick of Prussia) Whatever they are called, they are still addressed as Sir or Madam.