Heir Presumptive
Heir Presumptive An Heir Presumptive (capitalised) is the person provisionally scheduled to ... be displaced by the birth of an Heir Apparent or of a new Heir ...
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Talk:Heir Presumptive
Talk:Heir Presumptive What about a monarch's daughter, who is heir presumptive while the monarch has no sons, but ceases to be heir presumptive if a son is born? ...
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Heir Apparent
Heir Apparent The term heir apparent is most often used to refer ... article is concerned with the position of heir apparent to a royal or noble title. Heir Apparent versus Heir Presumptive An Heir Apparent differs from ...
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Talk:Heir Apparent
Talk:Heir Apparent I have added the general meaning of heir apparent. The specific case given until now ... a monarchy. I cannot see that an Heir Apparent has to be a direct descendant ... succession, not because of the definition of Heir Apparent. Examples: Would the brother of a ... to be a eunuch not be the Heir Apparent? If the rules of succession ...
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Master (Peerage of Scotland)
Master (Peerage of Scotland) The heir-apparent or heir presumptive to a Scottish peerage is known as a Master, or Mistress if the heir is female. The heir's style is The Master of [ ...
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Talk:Albert II, Prince of Monaco
... should the princes fail to have a heir. Does anybody know about this? David.Monniaux ... for lack of a direct or adoptive heir, the territory of Monaco shall form, under ... 02, 1 Apr 2005 (UTC) Heiress Apparent/Presumptive if Wiki's entry on presumptive versus apparent is correct, then the Princess ... of Monaco. Her brother could father an heir if he were so inclined, as ...
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Talk:Caroline, Princess of Hanover
... 24, 8 Apr 2005 (UTC) Heiress Apparent/Presumptive If Wiki's entry on Apparent versus Presumptive is correct, the Princess of Hanover is Heiress Apparent, not Presumptive, to the throne of Monaco. Her brother, Albert II, could certainly father an heir to the throne if he had the ... I believe it's the opposite: an heir presumptive can be replaced by the ...
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Earl of Mar
... he, too, could not produce a qualified heir. In 1565 Queen Mary made (or restored) John, Lord Erskine, heir to the Lord Erskine, heir of the ancient Earls through a cousin ... of Parliament to John Francis Erskine, the heir of the attained Earl. His grandson, the ... cousin of the late Earl, and his heir-male. Meanwhile, it was assumed that ...
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Regency Acts
... regent to rule on behalf of the heir to the throne succeeding the throne as ... eldest son of King George II and heir apparent died. This left his eldest son, Prince George of Wales the heir apparent. However George was only 12 at ... majority vote of the council. Minority of Heir to the Crown Act 1765 In 1760 ... his brother the Duke of York as heir presumptive. However, the new King soon ...
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Crown Prince
... Crown Prince or Crown Princess is the heir or heiress apparent to the throne in ... another member of the Royal Family. Compare Heir Apparent and Heir Presumptive. It should however be noted that, although ... often used as a generic term for heir apparent, it is often not an ...
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