The Danish line of succession is relatively short compared to its British counterpart, with only 11 royals eligible to inherit the throne.
The current laws that govern succession were adopted in 1953 and is limited to the descendants of King Christian X. Since 2009, Denmark abides by absolute primogeniture.
An heir to the throne will lose their place in the line of succession by not getting…
The first photos of Prince Francois of Luxembourg have been released by the Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg after his birth on 27 March.
Several solo images of the little royal were released, along with one image with his doting parents.
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A beaming Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume speaks of Prince François' birth: "It is a great joy"
30th March 2023
The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg has released a video on Twitter with a short interview that Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume gave FreeLens TV about the birth of his second son, Prince Francois.Â
?? Prince Guillaume shared happy news about Princess Stephanie, the…
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden took part in a seminar on dyslexia organised by their foundation.Â
On Tuesday, 28 March, the Prince and Princess arrived at Jonkontoret, a conference space in Stockholm, accompanied by the Speaker of the Parliament, Andreas Norlén, and the Minister of Education, Lotta Edholm.Â
The first session of the conference was dedicated to the…
Liechtenstein is the only reigning European monarchy that bars women from the throne.
Their succession laws are governed by the Princely House of Liechtenstein’s house laws. There has been controversy regarding the laws of succession, with a committee at the United…
Plans announced to celebrate Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway's 50th birthdays
29th March 2023
Norway’s Royal Court has announced plans to mark the 50th birthdays of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit.
The Crown Prince Couple have decided to mark their 50 years with five trips with different themes throughout Norway. The Royal Court said the…
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain travelled to Cádiz to attend the opening session of the International Congress on the Spanish Language (Congreso Internacionál de la Lengua Española, CILE).
Their Majesties arrived on 27 March, accompanied by many state officials and language authorities, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Director of the Royal Spanish Academy, who…
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands spoke about the importance of teaching children financial literacy from a very young age and resisting the temptations deriving from advertisements.Â
Together with the Minister of Finance Sigrid Kaag, Her Majesty travelled to Utrecht on…
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark has postponed a series of summer events as she continues to recuperate from extensive back surgery.
The Danish queen was set to tour a number of areas of her country in May and June but these visits have now been moved to 2024 to allow more…
Luxembourg has a new royal baby as Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stephanie welcomed their second child, Prince Francois, on 27 March.
The Grand Ducal Court announced that the new royal was named Francois Henri Luis Marie Guillaume.
Where did the baby get his names from?
The Grand Ducal Family has not used Francois as a first name. It is the French version…
