if prince albert of monaco dies without an heir, who will rule Monaco?
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who cares? there will be a bried court intrigue, and some cousin would emerge. Or they'll have a queen (it works for Britain, right?).
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The title of Prince of Wales is traditionally given to the eldest son of the Sovereign. This is not automatic but is granted at the discretion of the Sovereign. Once the Prince succeeds to the throne, the title with merge with the crown until it is granted again, most likely to Prince William. \n\nActually Prince Charles studied the Welsh language in University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, shortly before his investiture as Prince of Wales in 1969. He made a speech in Welsh and English during this ceremony. \n\nFor information on the title of Prince of Wales, Prince Charle's creation as Prince of Wales and his investiture, see the links below.
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No. His only heirs were some nephews.
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He probably will not, since it is extremely difficult to do, but, if anyone is going to do it, it is King Albert!
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Elizabeth Windsor\nPhillip Mountbatten-Windsor\n\nCharles Phillip Arthur George Mountbatten-Windsor, \n\nusing Prince Phillips last name of Mountbatten with that of the Queen's, Windsor.  How we know is his Marriage certificate with Lady Diana Spencer, his wife.  The same last name is used for his brothers.  However, when he becomes King, his last name (Charles only) will be Charles Phillip Arthur George Windsor.  (No Mountbatten).
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well ----------She will be in the throne as long as there are fools who believe in this system!!!!!!!!--keep in mind that most kings and queens auto nominated themselves for this position ...and they impose themselves upon the people back then you had no choice now you do----but after  all let them believe in their fairy tales 'cause that is what ther are now !!!
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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.
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You have to either be born into a royal family or marry a royal.  Of course, there's no reason why you can't be treated like one, as I'm sure you should =)
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When there is no will, the courts will appoint an administrator.  The administrator may or may not be an heir.  \n\nSome jurisdictions have an order of preference for administration of an intestate estate.  Usually the widow or widower is first in line, followed by children in order of birth.  \n\nOther jurisdictions are by nomination by a majority of the heirs.  If a majority have already selected one person, there wouldn't be any need to have any other heirs nominate an administrator.  \n\nConsult an attorney for advice specific to your situation.
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Henry of France   \nor\n\nRooyne of England
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how bout Prince? \nhehehe
134023
when the queen of England dies, ;next in line will be prince Charles, and next will be his son.... so a king will soon rule England
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No one, they are a Constitutional monarchy\nKing & Prime Minister
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In Tsarist Russia, the young daughters of Nicholas II, the last Tsar, were Archduchesses.\n\nCould also be "heiress"; the Prince of Wales is heir to the throne.
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The British Royals belong to the House of Windsor. Charles' last name is Windsor.\nHowever, royals do not use last names because they do not need them. They also have the power to change their surnames on a whim whenever they want and to whatever they want. In the early 20th century, they changed their last name from Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (German) to Windsor (English). \nElizabeth's full name, and what she would use if she were a commoner, is Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Mountbatten-Windsor.\nBack in the 1960's she ordered that the family name be changed from Windsor to Mountbatten-Windsor to include her husband's last name (which was changed from Battenburg to Mountbatten to sound less German)and this applies to male-line descendants except those who are "HRH" and a Prince or Princess.\n\nWith that said, when William and Harry were in school, as children they went by William Wales and Harry Wales because their father was Prince of Wales. Prince Andrew's children have the right, in the same way, to go by the name of York, since he is the Duke of York, but this seems a less popular approach than simply taking Windsor, as I think most royals do in their more civilian lives, if they have one.\nI know Sophie (Edward's wife, Countess of Wessex, Queen Elizabeth's daughter-in-law) goes by the name Sophie Wessex.\n\nAnd here is what wikipedia says:\n"February 8, 1960, The Queen issued another Order-in-Council, confirming that she and her four children will be known as the House and Family of Windsor, and that her other male-line descendants (except those who are "HRH" and a Prince or Princess) will take the name "Mountbatten-Windsor."\nAny future monarch could change the dynasty name if he or she chose to do so. Another Order-in-Council would override those of George V and Elizabeth. For example, if the Prince of Wales accedes to the throne, he could change the royal house to "Mountbatten" in honour of his father, and of his uncle Louis Mountbatten."\n\nalso from wikipedia: \n"The Earl of Wessex has styled himself "Edward Wessex" for his television series Crown and Country since acquiring that title upon his marriage. Prior thereto, the show's credits listed him as "Edward Windsor. Both Princes William and Harry have used "Wales" as a last name during their schooling. Both are known as Officer Cadet Wales at the Sandhurst Military Academy. Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie of York both similarly use "York" as a last name."\n\nSo basically, for the royal family, last names are just a novelty. They don't really mean anything to them and they use them very willy-nilly.
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The Archduke of Austria and would have become the next ruler of the Austrian Hungarian empire. he was assassinated and that led to world war 1. that's the short version.
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Prince = Le Prince\nPrincesse - La Princesse