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Re: Definitions of Royalty

Posted by Gary on 9/5/2008, 23:44:44, in reply to "Re: Definitions of Royalty"
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--Previous Message--
: So there is nor real definition of who is
: royal or not and maybe the definition is
: different from country to country?

Strictly speaking, one is royal if one is part of the Reigning House of kingdom. Royal = Roi. Thus, Sophie, as a member of the House of the (Former) Kingdom of Bavaria is royal. Her husband and children, members of a princely house, are not.

:
: Do you consider the Grand Dukes of
: Luxembourg royal?
:

They are because they are members in the male line of the House of France.

Message Thread:

American roots of next jacobite heir - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 15:06:24
- Re: American roots of next jacobite heir - José 9/5/2008, 16:23:33
  - Re: American roots of next jacobite heir - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 16:33:20
    - Definitions of Royalty - William F 9/5/2008, 17:00:06
      - Re: Definitions of Royalty - Johan 9/5/2008, 17:19:04
        
        Re: Definitions of Royalty - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 18:55:00
        
        Re: Definitions of Royalty - Johan 10/5/2008, 8:49:19
      - Re: Definitions of Royalty - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 19:07:22
        
        Re: Definitions of Royalty - William F 9/5/2008, 20:03:01
        
        Re: Definitions of Royalty - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 21:32:20
        
        Re: Definitions of Royalty - William F 9/5/2008, 22:02:36
        
        Re: Definitions of Royalty - Gary 9/5/2008, 23:44:44
    - What about Princess Alexandra of Hannover? - Jane 10/5/2008, 0:29:51
      - Re: What about Princess Alexandra of Hannover? - M.Sjostrom 10/5/2008, 0:42:59
        
        Re: What about Princess Alexandra of Hannover? - EHF 10/5/2008, 4:57:00
        
        Re: What about Princess Alexandra of Hannover? - M.Sjostrom 10/5/2008, 5:26:30
  - Re: American roots of next jacobite heir - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 19:25:00
- Re: American roots of next jacobite heir - Marlene 9/5/2008, 16:45:23
  - Re: American tiny-little-pot-kingdoms or chieftaincies - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 19:02:43
    - Re: American tiny-little-pot-kingdoms or chieftaincies - Marlene 9/5/2008, 20:03:10
      - Re: American tiny-little-pot-kingdoms or chieftaincies - Gary 9/5/2008, 23:48:16
        
        Re: American tiny-little-pot-kingdoms or chieftaincies - Marlene 10/5/2008, 3:33:13
- are you sure Samuel Sandel is Maria's son - Marlene 9/5/2008, 20:24:50
  - Re: are you sure Samuel Sandel is Maria's son - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 22:14:04
    - Re: are you sure Samuel Sandel is Maria's son - Marlene 9/5/2008, 23:26:33
      - Re: are you sure Samuel Sandel is Maria's son - M.Sjostrom 9/5/2008, 23:53:24
      - Re: are you sure Samuel Sandel is Maria's son - Robert 10/5/2008, 12:30:52
    - Re: are you sure Samuel Sandel is Maria's son - yes, it very much looks like that - M.Sjostrom 10/5/2008, 0:10:22
- in Swedish showing the connection - Marlene 9/5/2008, 20:31:38
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--Previous Message-- : : --Previous Message-- : So there is nor real definition of who is : royal or not and maybe the definition is : different from country to country? : : Strictly speaking, one is royal if one is : part of the Reigning House of kingdom. : Royal = Roi. Thus, Sophie, as a member of : the House of the (Former) Kingdom of Bavaria : is royal. Her husband and children, members : of a princely house, are not. : : : Do you consider the Grand Dukes of : Luxembourg royal? : : : They are because they are members in the : male line of the House of France. : :

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