What title (if any) would the G-G-G-Grandson of an exiled King hold?
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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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Didn't you just spell the name? :-)\n\nI'd try to help, but I've never heard of that last name. What country is it from?
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james. i think he was the son of elizabeth's cousin mary. there was this thing about mary wanting to get ride of elizabeth so that her son would get the throne since he is the closet in the line. the funny thing is that though she tried and didn't succeed, james was still the king.
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His heirs would take his part of company.
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King. Before the Magna Carta screwed it all up. :)
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If this is for KZPS... answer just Kublai, refering to Kublai Khan
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My great great grandfather was a count in Poland...and somewhere way, way, way back in the middle ages there was a Sir Lancelot in my family, that lived up near the scottish border...Found that out through my mom the geneology nazi...But I dont know if that makes me anywhere near the throne of england.\n\n\npeace
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Who said there is no Crown Prince?  There is Prince Hamza, the Kind'g brother!
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He is a citizen of a republic and could not accept a titular honour. However he has already received an honorary Order of Merit from the Queen, which in my opinion is much better. There are over 1000 knights, some of doubtful worth, but only 24 holders of the OM. It is the highest of the honours which do not come with a title, and the overall quality of its membership is higher than that of the orders of knighthood. All of its holders are very distinguished.
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ultimus heres (or haeres):\nIn law, the last (or final) heir.
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I think the convention goes that it's passed to the Progeny, so Wills comes after Elizabeth and Charlie.  As for the Edward VIII question, there are a couple of ways that could've played out.  There's some guy in Australia who could've inherited the throne by now instead of Elizabeth.
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The guy who takes over the throne is called a regent.  It happens a lot.  In English history, the following princes have had regents during their minority.\n\nHenry III\nHenry VI\nEdward V\nEdward VI\n\nFor French history\n\nPhilip I\nLouis IX\nCharles VI\nCharles VIII\nCharles IX\nLouis XIII\nLouis XIV\nLouis XV
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Yes. They would find a lovely title for her and put her in with the addled Queen Mum. Charles would then ascend, unfortunately. I don't think he has the nads for it , frankly. Young William, yes.
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Perhaps they are royal cousins?
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I was recently in the south of the country in question and was told by a quite a prominent and connected individual that it is widely known and never said that the current king is responsible. Now if someone can just tell ME why the King's son shot his dog, Tongdaeng........
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They differed on who inherited Mohammed's kingdom after he died. Some said Abu Bakr, and the others didn't. Do a word search on Abu Bakr.
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Avatar is correct.  But to help you in your school project, you may want to note that many of his wives and concubines were a sort of a treaty present.  In the past, kings would give their daughters as sort of a seal of their peace treaty.  Who would want to attack their father-in-law, right?