prince albert alexandre louis pierre grimaldi children?
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He has zero legitimate children.  Wikipedia lists one illegitame named Alexandre Coste.  He is the only of three children claimed to be his who he has claimed.\n\nTamara J Rotolo's child Jazmin Grace Grimaldi is claimed to be Albert's as well as Bea Fiedler's child Daniel.  Neither paternity case went to trial.  The test Albert took for Daniel did not prove he was not the father.\n\nFirst link is Prince Albert, second is Alexandre Coste\n\nMonaco's constitution states only direct and legitimate children may ascend the throne.
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For more details, see:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Duke_George_Alexandrovich_of_Russia
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His real name could be Alexis you know.  Or Alexander.  Why don't you check a bio for one of his siblings maybe its in there.
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George IV, formerly the Prince Regent, had only one daughter, Princess Charlotte.  She died young in childbirth.  \n\nIt was quite amazing that he managed to have her at all, as he loathed his wife, Caroline of Brunswick, on sight!\n\nThere was then a mad scurrying of all George's brothers to marry and impregnate their wives; it was well lampooned at the time.  William managed to catch Adelaide, and became William IV; they had two daughters who died young.  After him came Victoria.
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Ask your PAPA!!! (Kidding)\nMaybe your last name can help.\nGo to the genealogy and Human history department and they might be able to help.
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Pope Alexander I\nhttp://www.culturalcatholic.com/PopeAlexanderI.htm
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Queen Elizabeth II is the daughter of King George VI. King George VI was named Prince Albert at birth and was known to his family as 'Bertie'. After the abdication crisis, he took the name George to reflect the stability of his father, King George V's reign. \n\nThe present Queen married Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, who is now Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, on November 20, 1947.
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William I 1066\nWilliam II 1087\nHenry I 1100\nStephen I 1135\nHenry II 1154\nRichard I 1189\nJohn (Lackland) 1199\nHenry III 1216\nEdward I 1272\nEdward II 1307 \nEdward III 1327\nRichard II 1377\nHenry IV 1399\nHenry V 1413\nHenry VI 1422\nEdward IV 1461\nEdward V 1483\nRichard III 1483\nHenry VII 1485\nHENRY VIII 1509\nEDWARD VI 1547\nMARY I 1553\nELIZABETH I 1558\nJAMES I 1603\nCHARLES I 1625\nCOMMONWEALTH 1649\nCHARLES II 1660\nJAMES II 1685\nWILLIAM III AND MARY II 1689\nANNE 1702\nGEORGE I 1714\nGEORGE II 1727\nGEORGE III 1760\nGEORGE IV 1820\nWILLIAM IV 1830\nVICTORIA 1837\nEDWARD VII 1901\nGEORGE V 1910\nEDWARD VIII 1936\nGEORGE VI 1936\nELIZABETH 1952
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Anna Anderson failed the paternity test of the Romanov's.  Sorry.  The little girl they found buried in the road in Russia passed the test along with the little boy, showing they must have been both Anastasia and her younger brother.  Sad isn't it?  Was nice to believe that they could have lived.  However the Romanov line is not dead so chin up!\n\nThe family was found buried in a road, with their nurses.  Their bodies were all their and their corpses were identified independently by DNA tests.
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probably princess diana and prince charles
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Paris is related to Mercutio and the Prince
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No, Queen Victoria was the daughter of Edward, Duke of Kent, whom she bore a very strong resemblance to. \n\nThere will always be rumours about the paternity of various royal children: Prince Andrew and Prince Harry are two other examples of this and both rumours are completely false.
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Yes, this people born that day:\n1454 - Poliziano, Florentine humanist (d. 1494) \n1602 - Jules Mazarin, French statesman and cardinal (d. 1661) \n1608 - George Goring, Lord Goring, English royalist soldier (d. 1657) \n1610 - Ferdinando II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany (d. 1670) \n1634 - Pasquier Quesnel, French Jansenist theologian (d. 1719) \n1671 - Jacques D'Allonville, French astronomer and mathematician (d. 1732) \n1675 - Claude Alexandre de Bonneval, French soldier (d. 1747) \n1676 - Caspar Abel, German theologian, historian, and poet (d. 1763) \n1696 - William Oldys, English antiquarian and bibliographer (d. 1761) \n1721 - John Douglas, Scottish Anglican bishop and man of letters (d. 1807) \n1743 - Gavrila Romanovich Derzhavin, Russian poet (d. 1816) \n1801 - Johannes Peter Müller, German physiologist (d. 1858) \n1816 - Arthur de Gobineau, French philosopher (d. 1882) \n1829 - Edward White Benson, Archbishop of Canterbury (d. 1896) \n1857 - Emmeline Pankhurst, English suffragette (d. 1928) \n1859 - Willy Hess, German violinist (d. 1928) \n1860 - Owen Wister, American author (d. 1938) \n1862 - Gustav Klimt, Austrian painter and graphic artist (d. 1918) \n1868 - Gertrude Bell, English archaeologist, writer, spy, and administrator (d. 1926) \n1885 - King Sisavang Vong of Laos (d. 1959) \n1891 - Alexander M. Volkov, Russian novelist and mathematician (d. 1977) \n1904 - Isaac Bashevis Singer, Polish Yiddish author (d. 1991) \n1906 - Tom Carvel, Greek-born businessman and inventor (d. 1990) \n1910 - William Hanna, American animator (d. 2001) \n1912 - Northrop Frye, Canadian literary critic (d. 1991) \n1912 - Woody Guthrie, American folk musician (d. 1967) \n1913 - Gerald Ford, President of the United States \n1918 - Ingmar Bergman, Swedish film and theatre director \n1918 - Arthur Laurents, American playwright, novelist, and director \n1919 - Lino Ventura, Italian-born actor (d. 1987) \n1921 - Leon Garfield, English children's author (d. 1996) \n1921 - Geoffrey Wilkinson, English chemist, Nobel Prize laureate \n1923 - Dale Robertson, American actor \n1924 - James W. Black, Scottish pharmacologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine \n1926 - Harry Dean Stanton, American actor \n1927 - John Chancellor, American television commentator (d. 1996) \n1930 - Polly Bergen, American actress, singer, and entrepreneur \n1932 - Roosevelt Grier, American football player, actor, and minister \n1937 - Yoshiro Mori, Japanese politician \n1938 - Jerry Rubin, American activist (d. 1994) \n1939 - Karel Gott, Czech singer \n1939 - George E. Slusser, American scholar and writer \n1941 - Maulana Karenga, American author and activist \n1941 - Andreas Khol, Austrian politician \n1942 - Javier Solana, Spanish European Union foreign policy chief \n1946 - John Wood, Australian actor \n1950 - Gwen Guthrie, American singer (d. 1999) \n1951 - Erich Hallhuber, German actor (d. 2003) \n1956 - Ran Andrews, Canadian painter \n1961 - Jackie Earle Haley, American actor \n1966 - Charles Edward Ambler, British noble \n1966 - Matthew Fox, American actor \n1967 - Robin Ventura, baseball player \n1971 - Bubba Ray Dudley, American professional wrestler \n1977 - Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden \n1988 - James Vaughan, English footballer
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You should find more then a couple dozen names on this website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France#Monarchy_to_Republic\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Yes.  Elizabeth I had no children, but Elizabeth I and Elizabeth II are related through Elizabeth I's grandfather, Henry VII.  \n\nHenry VII had three children: Henry VIII, Margaret Tudor, and Mary Tudor.  Elizabeth I was the youngest child of Henry VIII.  When Elizabeth died, Margaret Tudor's great-grandson, James I, succeeded to the English throne.\n\nJames I had several children, including a daughter Elizabeth Stuart.  Elizabeth Stuart married Frederick V, Elector of Palatine, and through this match had a daughter Sophia.  Sophia married Ernst August, Elector of Hanover.  Sophia's eldest son was George I, who became King of England in 1698.\n\nElizabeth II is a direct descendant of George I.  George I's great-great granddaughter was Queen Victoria.  Victoria's great granddaughter is Elizabeth II.
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No. They had no children together.
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As a descendant of Queen Victoria through her granddaughter, Princess Margaret of Connaught, daughter of her 3rd son, Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught, Prince Frederik is on the Line of succession to the British Throne as well, currently number 214, right after the Swedish Royal Family.\n\nHe has a number of decorations most notable of which are:\n\n    * Knight of the Order of the Elephant\n    * Grand Commander of the Order of the Dannebrog\n    * Silver Cross of the Order of the Dannebrog\n    * The Silver Jubilee Medal of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark (accession to the Danish throne)\n\nForeign Decorations:\n\n    * Grand Cross of the Order of Honourable Service, Italy (It.F.1.),\n    * The Order of the Seraphim, Sweden (S.Sph.),\n    * The Order of Saint Olav, Grand Cross, Norway (N.St.0.1.),\n    * The Order of the White Rose, Grand Cross, Finland (Fi.H.R.1.),\n    * The Order of Leopold, Grand Cross, Belgium (B.L.1.),\n    * The Order of the Chrysanthemum, Japan (J.Krys),\n    * The Order of the Southern Cross, Grand Cross, Brazil (Br.S.K.1.),\n    * The Order of the Rio Branco, Grand Cross, Brazil (Br.R.B.1.),\n    * The Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Grand Cross (Ty.F.R.F.1).\n\nHe also has had many years in the Danish Armed Forces and in April 2004, the Crown Prince was appointed commander, senior grade in the navy, lieutenant colonel in the army and lieutenant colonel in the air force.\n\nIf you would like to know about each one of those doo-dads, they are each hyperlinked in the source below (you gotta go about halfway down through the info.)