This Monday, the University Of Leicester
are to announce whether the bones found in a Leicester car park in
September belong to England’s last King to die in battle. According
to many historians, the outlook is good. There are many
distinguishing features on the corpse that tally with what we
already know about King Richard III. However, other discoveries on
the corpse, if it does prove to be…
I’m sure you’ve all heard the news about
Her Majesty The Queen Of The Netherlands’s plan to abdicate from
the throne. In the Netherlands, this is more-or-less common
practise for the Sovereign to abdicate from the throne in old age.
In light of this announcement from…
When you spend as much of your time as we
do browsing for articles, photos and glimpses of our site’s
namesake, Kate (Better and more properly known as Catherine,
Duchess of Cambridge) it’s easy to forget that there are other
Royal families out there beyond the British…
Ever since William The Conqueror obtained
the crown of England, Monarchs have always been held in the highest
regard and treated with the uttermost reverence and deference. That
is, until now. Over the last few decades, we’ve seen such a rapid
change in royal protocol and its considered importance, and here we
explain how, why and what this means. Royal Protocol originates
from he historical…
Happy New Year. For Royalists, the New
Year doesn’t just mark a change of calendar, it marks the start of
the short window and long battle to get tickets to Trooping The
Colour. Tickets for Trooping The Colour are allocated via ballot
and between now an February…
