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2. Relationship to the throne: Daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex Born: Nov. 8, Photo: Lady Louise Windsor rides in a carriage during Trooping The Colour on the Mall in.

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3. Many of today’s Crown Jewels were integrated into the collection during or after the reign of Charles II. Technically, the Crown Jewels aren’t worth anything Seeing as they’ve never been – and probably never will be – put on sale or insured, it’s practically impossible to accurately value the Crown tippnuckmetakenpi.eninhisdijeapohumbdimellobookchi.infoinfo: Ruaidhrí Carroll.

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4. In celebration of the upcoming royal wedding I have prepared a list to celebrate another British royal tradition - the mistress. Mistress's have been recognised since written history began. Traditionally a mistress was a woman who was kept, as a lover, by a man who could afford to maintain her lifestyle, the better the mistress the more costly the upkeep.

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5. The second son of King James I, Charles moved to England with his father when the former became king in His brother, Henry Frederick, was intended to be James’ successor, but Henry predeceased his father by dying of typhoid at age eighteen.

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6. The Golden Age and the Age of Gold are, in fact, the two opposite sides of the one medal. The power of gold, especially in the City and the Court, could corrupt, and you had the age of gold: but you could take refuge far back in the past, or live ideally in the country as a shepherd or servant under a benevolent feudal landlord, in a golden age.

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7. Nov 27,  · Direct might be a stretch: William II had no children so crown passes to his brother Henry I whose daughter Matilda fights her cousin Stephen for the crown. Her son inherits. Richard has no children After Edward III there is disputed succession le.

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8. Jun 04,  · Sure there are living descendants. Probably a few million, by now, years after the death death of Llywelyn ap Gruffydd, AKA Llywelyn the Last. But there are problems with the title, Welsh unity, suzerainty under the English, primogeniture, etc.

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9. Jersey is a ‘peculiar of the Crown.’ It owes its allegiance not to Westminster but to the sovereign. Islanders joke that they were on the winning side at the Battle of Hastings and they call The Queen the ‘Duke of Normandy.’.

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