Crown Prince Pavlos has been nominated by
King Charles III to accept the Athenagoras Human Rights Award on
behalf of The Prince’s Trust. The Prince’s Trust is receiving the
Athenagoras Human Rights Award because of The King’s understanding
of the edict “love your neighbour as yourself,” according to Dr.
Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis, a national commander behind the Archons
of the…
The coronation of England's first queen regnant
1st October 2023
There have only been a handful of queen
regnants in Britain’s history. Queen Elizabeth II was the most
recent, having reigned a historic 70 years, but 400 years before
her reign began, the first queen regnant was crowned: Queen Mary I.
The eldest daughter of Henry VIII…
The royal dukedom once considered to carry a curse
1st October 2023
It’s a title with a potent history, held
by some of the best known names in English royal history. Over 700
years since it was first created, it remains a familiar royal
dukedom. There have been six Dukes of Gloucester throughout
history, the first created in 1385…
The Princess of Wales continues early years work with special visit
28th September 2023
The Princess of Wales’s campaign for the
early years continued in Kent on Wednesday morning as the royal
joined a portage session for families with special educational
needs children. The visit to The Orchards, billed by the Royal
Foundation Centre for Early Childhood as a way to “highlight the
importance of support for neurodiversity in early childhood,” saw
Catherine joining in a play…
The colourful engagement rings of the House of Windsor
27th September 2023
They are some of the most famous royal
engagement rings in the world and many of them are far from just
diamonds. From the Queen Mother to Princess Eugenie, sapphires are
a popular choice amongst the Windsors. However, other women have
also worn rubies, emeralds, and a…
Moment of history as future queen takes an important oath
27th September 2023
Princess Elisabeth took her oath as an
officer on Tuesday evening, following in the footsteps of future
Belgian monarchs before her. The Belgian Royal Palace shared
photographs of the future queen taking her oath as an officer in
front of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde…
The heirs of 1952 - what happened to the princes and princesses who were first in line in a year of history
25th September 2023
In 1952, a certain young prince called
Charles took on a role that would turn him into a record breaker.
He became heir to the throne of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, and
would hold the position of first in line longer than anyone else in
history. He was, at that point, the newest member of a select club
of princes and princesses who were heir to a throne. But not all of
them ended up with a…
The royals whose first names ended up in second place
25th September 2023
We know that sometimes monarchs choose a
different regnal name than the one they have gone by throughout
their life—King George VI is a famous example of this, having gone
by Bertie (or Albert, his given name) until he became King – but
what about those who go by…
Louise, a name with a royal history all of its own
25th September 2023
It’s best known now, in royal terms, as
the name of the youngest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and
Prince Philip. Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, who is now 19, is
the latest member of the family to carry a name with a rather
impressive royal history. Here, we…
The bride picked from a photograph who became a campaigning queen
23rd September 2023
She was called ‘the White Rose’ and her
time as queen lasted just one summer. Geraldine, last Queen of
Albania, reigned as consort for just a year before she and her
royal family had to flee an Italian invasion. Though she spent the
rest of her life zigzagging the world, trying to find a place to
settle, Queen Geraldine never gave up promoting her son’s interests
as an uncrowned…

