Tell me about European royalty?

In European royalty, there are actually a lot of epidemics such as hemophilia. It is also because they have a lot of close relatives to marry for some reasons, which are unavoidable.

The British royal family is said to be one of the oldest surviving royal families, and the coronation of each generation of monarchs follows strictly the same tradition, making the coronation of the British royal family the oldest ceremony still in existence.

Just two years after the accession of King Henry III of France, Henry and Prince Condé of Navarre fled from Paris. As soon as the two converts were freed from the king's control, they immediately declared that they had put things in order and returned to the Protestant faith.

King Carl XVI did nothing, but he had a good wife, and the outside world unanimously agreed that Queen Silvia saved the Swedish royal family, the queen was the daughter of a wealthy businessman, knew n languages, met the king while volunteering at the Olympics, and was always elegant from young to old.

For their royal family, it was a very shameful thing for them to marry their son, but Louis III had a child with one of their female soldiers at the age of 20 and got married.

In terms of the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, it is actually very contradictory and very tense, either the mother-in-law looks down on the daughter-in-law, or the daughter-in-law is always the mother-in-law who contradicts them.

Although on the surface the royal family and nobles still live a very luxurious life, in fact, most places have already wanted to abolish this system, and they seem to be rich, but in fact they are no longer rich.

The crown prince of Luxembourg is currently the only adult crown prince in the world to be unmarried, and rumors of the eldest prince's engagement have drifted a few times, but he does not even have a stable girlfriend.

Although it is said that the current European royal families are very status, in fact, they are only attached to such a name and have no real power.

The fairy tales we used to watch were all stories of Cinderella marrying princes, and it was quite common for them to have Cinderella as long as they weren't a noble lady or a princess.

Generally speaking, it is said that there are three major royal families: the French Capet (later Valois, Bourbon, Orleans, etc. are all branches of Capet), the Austrian Habsburg, and the German Hohenzollern. When talking about the four royal families, add the British Saxony-Coburg-Gotha (that is, the current Queen's family).

There are now only a dozen or so countries left in Europe that still have hereditary monarchies, including Andorra, Belgium, Denmark, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the Vatican. It stands to reason that the rest of the countries have declining royal families.

Because European countries have been clutching and changing frequently, let's just pick a few of the more famous declining royal families.

First, and probably the most famous in Europe, is Archduke Karl of the Austro-Hungarian Habsburgs, the son of Otto von Habsburg, who died in 2011. During Otto's lifetime, the general public referred to him as "Archduke of Austria" or "Crown Prince of Austria". Karl is now the head of the House of Habsburg.

Clause. 2. The heir to the Prussian Empire (presumably present-day Germany) was Georg Friedrich, born in 1976. In 1994, his grandfather, Prince Louis Ferdinand Sr., died, and he became the heir to the Prussian throne and head of the Hohenzollern royal family, known as Prince of Prussia.

He currently lives in Berlin and owns a property of around 15 million euros and ownership of Hohenzollern Castle. In addition, he is the 179th in line to the British throne.

Clause. 3. Greece abolished the royal family in 1973 and became a republic. Constantine II, the "King of the Greeks", abdicated and has since receded into the background.

On December 24, 2004, he went to the ** Mansion with all the members of the old royal family to visit Kostis Stefanopoulos of Greece. It is one of the luckier royal families in Europe.

As of 2019, there is still the Japanese Imperial Family.

The Japanese imperial family does not have the right to vote or to be elected, and is not governed by Japan's family registration laws, but is governed by a specially formulated "Imperial Family Code" that regulates their daily lives.

According to Japan's official statement, the current Emperor Akihito is the 125th emperor of the Yamato Dynasty's "Manyo One Line".

Although according to two famous Japanese history books, "Kojiki" and "Nihon Shoki", Japan's first emperor, Emperor Jimmu, was established in 660 B.C. and ascended the throne, later generations also designated this day as Japan's "founding anniversary".

In reality, however, none of the eight emperors from the Emperor of Appeasement to the Emperor of Tranquility seem to exist (i.e., the "Eight Generations of the Queshi"). In fact, the first person to call himself "Emperor" was Emperor Tenmu.

FranceThere is no royal family, the last orthodox king of France,Louis XVI and his familyAll inYear 1793, inThe Revolutionwas pulled up by the FrenchGuillotine, there is no one left, this is what history class talks about.

Since then, France has beenThere is no royal family anymore

Note that the British royal family and the Japanese royal family are the existing royal families, and the French royal family abolished ...... as early as the last centuryThe royal family that France is more concerned about now is 1, the British royal family, their neighboring royal family, Windsor Castle is a kind of memory for them, after all, the flag of the British royal family is a part of the French royal family, and there was once a French royal blood; 2. The Spanish royal family, the Bourbon dynasty, and the last French dynasty were also Bourbon dynasties, and now they are restored in Spain, but the French royal family will never come back if it is abolished. The Bourbons now belonged to Spain.

Where did the royal family come from when the kings of France were guillotined, Napoleon was exiled to Corsica, where did the royal family come from?

Written and directed by a historian, "French Royalty: Glamorous Gaul" is performed by a historian in several royal historical dramas. The main purpose is to comprehensively and emphatically reveal the royal figures and family histories of different political systems in different countries, and at the same time, completely and vividly narrate and display the whole picture of relevant historical, political, religious, military, institutional, palace, cultural, educational, social, life and other historical events.

The motivation of the creation is to explore and show the role and influence of the royal family in the development and transformation of human society with a rigorous academic attitude, social and popular interpretation. In addition, as a reading material mainly for Chinese readers, compared with previous works on related topics, the historical content related to China in this series has appropriately increased some weight, and the content that is more interesting to the Chinese people today has also been selectively increased.

France and Germany are now both ** as heads of state. It's just that France ** is the real Führer. Germany is the hypocritical Führer, and the head of real power is the Chancellor.

Now the Bourbon dynasty in Spain is the Bourbon dynasty in France, waiting for restoration in Spain.

Europe: United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Liechtenstein.

It is clear that France and Germany are not among them.

France was the country with the most thorough bourgeois revolution, bourgeois since the Bourbon dynasty, and Napoleon briefly became emperor, but in the end failed. The German Revolution also led Kaiser Wilhelm II into flight.

France has now entered the republic; The German royal family was already ** during the Nazi period.

No, there are still royal families in the UK, such as the current Elizabeth II.

Have you studied history, the French Revolution was not complete.