The Duke of Cornwall is a special title
within the British monarchy, reserved for the male heir to the
throne. First created in 1337 by King Edward III for his eldest son
Edward, the Duchy was meant to provide an independent revenue
stream for the heir to the throne that included land holdings.
Prince Charles’s website notes that, “The Duchy currently provides
an annual income of £21m…
New on Royal Central Extra
30th October 2020
This week, we’ve got some exciting new
videos coming up on our special Facebook group, Royal Central
Extra. This subscriber only service is already packed with original
content and some really exciting debates. And in the coming days,
we’ll be adding: Our editors…
History of Royal Titles: the Dukedom of Kent
30th October 2020
The present Duke of Kent has held the
title since 1942, but it is a title that has only been awarded
twice in the thousand years of the monarchy. A title belonging to
Kent dates back to ancient times when Kent was its own kingdom
before the seven Anglo-Saxon kingdoms…
History of Royal Titles: the Dukedom of Cambridge
29th October 2020
The Duke of Cambridge is one of the six
current royal dukedoms in the United Kingdom and is named after the
city of Cambridge in England. It was created in 1660, replacing the
earlier title of the Earl of Cambridge. It was first granted by
King Charles II (following the Restoration of the monarchy) to his
infant eldest nephew, Charles Stuart, who was the first son of the
Duke of York (later…
Royal Central readers show off their royal memorabilia
29th October 2020
Royal Central has asked viewers to share
their unique and rare pieces of royal memorabilia. From Queen
Elizabeth II’s coronation to royal weddings and births in the 21st
century, our viewers have no shortage of collectables. If you are
interested in having your…
The Spanish heir to the throne is always
given a special title, Prince or Princess of Asturias, to denote
their place as first in line to the throne. It is a title that
dates back to the late 1300s and has continued to this day.
Princess Leonor became the Princess of…
Have you tried Royal Central Extra?
28th October 2020
Royal Central’s Facebook group, Royal
Central Extra, is now packed with exclusive content for our
subscribers. Since launching in mid September, this special service
has built up a library of videos covering British and European
royals, past and present. There are also special debates as well as
quizzes in this specially curated space for like minded
monarchists. For just £3.49 per month…
Sir Norman Hartnell's royal wedding dresses
28th October 2020
He created some of the most famous royal
looks of the 20th century and he’s still producing talked about
style picks. Sir Norman Hartnell was already a sought after wedding
dress designer when he was first commissioned to produce a bridal
outfit by the House of Windsor.
History of Royal Titles: Why are male heirs to the British throne called the Prince of Wales?
28th October 2020
Aside from the historically important
position of king or queen, the title of ‘The Prince of Wales’ has
existed for the longest time. It originated in approximately 1223
when Llywelyn ap Gruffudd was given the title by the English King
Henry III. Royal Central is taking…
The most impressive pre-royal jobs
27th October 2020
We know these ladies as impressive
royals, but before they married into their respective royal
families, they held pretty lucrative careers. Let’s look at the
lives of some of our favourite royal women before they were
married. Queen Máxima of the Netherlands [getty src=”1206446398″
width=”396″ height=”594″ tld=”ca”] Before marrying the future King
Willem-Alexander of…

