What is the royal family of england's last name?
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Well, i think the Queens family name is Windsor, while her Royal name is Regina.\n\nIf it were a King, he would be Rex.
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The power of the royal family in England has been declining steadily ever since the Magna Carta.  Nowadays, the royal family has almost no say in anything whatsoever.  They can, however, make speeches to appeal to the masses, although this tactic for control has almost never been used.  The queen can suggest things to the prime minister, and in certain cases it would be impolite for him to refuse (like asking him over for tea), but the monarch cannot order the prime minister to do anything.
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Assuming you mean the Queen of England -- she has no political power whatsoever.  She does, however, have money and no doubt many political / affluent connections.\n\nShe has no real power, though.  She's just a figurehead.  The monarchy was abolished as a real political entity in the UK long ago.
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Prince Charles is the current prince of wales and first in line to inherit the british throne. when Prince Charles is king, william will be the prince of wales. harry will basically get nothing b/c william's future kids would be in line for the throne of wales & britian.\n\nand please try to do your own homework next time. you can google this & find out the info but you don't know if a user knows what he is talking about or is lying.
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His position as Prince is exclusively because of his birth and as such is largely symbolic. He does not actually have a stipulate position of authority, such as his father who is the Pince of Wales, or his uncle who is the Duke of York or his mother who is the Queen of England and Defender of the Realm.
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The official residence of Queen Elizabeth II and her consort, Prince Philip, is Buckingham Palace in London, U.K.  In addition to Buckingham, the British Monarch also maintains official residence at Windsor Castle in Windsor and Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh; Hillsborough Castle in County Down, Northern Ireland, is also an official residence though it is primarily used by the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.\n\nIn addition to the residences that are attached to the Monarchy, Elizabeth also owns Sandringham House in Norfolk and Balmoral Castle in Scotland.  Unlike the official residences, these are personal possessions and ownership is not a consequence of being Queen.
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Welsh family who became one of the most successful dynasties on the English throne.  Henry Tudor was the first Tudor King of England after the battle of Bosworth in 1485. A good link (a very simple start)
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Write to Her Majesties Private Secretary. The address is, \nThe Private Secretary to Her Majesty the Queen\nBuckingham Palace\nLondon SW1A 1AA.\n\nAlways refer to HM as "Your Majesty" \n\nEnd the letter with, "It is an honour to remain, your Majesties most humble and obedient servant."\n\nThe Times of London (newspaper) used to have a style guide for this sort of thing...
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yes.  Depending on the country you are interesred in, the royals have studiously compiled geneological tables, pedigrees, if you will.  In England, Debreet's; Germany, Almanac de Gotha; Spain, something medieval sounding;  also,  Italy, Russia, and what was once Catholic Hambsburg Austria do not correspond to the title prepecedence of contemporary England.  For example, a Russian Arch-Duke will out-rank an Italian Prince, it's more semantical/translative in nature than hierachical.   But then Queen Victoria did allow herself to become Empress of India before her daughter was crowned Empress of Prussia.  One could surmise she wanted to ride in the first coach,first.   But, yes the royality of Europe, irrespective of position is well documented and easily located on the web.
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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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probably princess diana and prince charles
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The Japanese monarchy is the oldest continuous hereditary monarchy in the world still in existence. 660 BC to present. They are known as The Imperial House of Japan, don't know their surname. The members of the family are known as the title and first name. Example: Current rulers: Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko
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Queen Elizabeth\nP.O.Box 20594\nBuckingham Palace\nEngland
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Princess Diana, up until her divorce, was Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales.  Had she remained married to Prince Charles she would've been queen when the present Queen dies, as Charles is next in line to the throne. On her divorce she retained her title of Princess of Wales, as she was the mother of the future King - William, 2nd in line to the throne after Charles.  Fergie was married to Charles' younger brother Andrew and was known as the Duchess of York. It is extremely unlikely she would ever have been queen unless something happened to wipe out half the royal family!
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King George V.\n\nHe was part of the house of "Saxe-Coburg" (Queen Victoria married a German Prince) until they changed the name of the "house" to House of Windsor. This was actually due to the fact we were at war with Germany at the time and the name was changed in 1917.
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Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Hanover. Victoria is her Reign Name. The monarch chooses what name his/her reign shall be known by. For example, George VI (the sixth), the name he usually used before ascending to the throne was Albert but he chose George like his father before him.
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King Edward VII\nLady Jane Gray\nQueen Mary I\nQueen Elizabeth I\nKing James I\nKing Charles I\nCromwell and the council of State