English royalty

Royals have been marrying their cousins since time immemorial, traditionally as a means of strengthening political alliances. What might be surprising though is that members of the royal family have continued to marry their cousins, right up to the present day!

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Original Historical Ephemera British Royalty – The Queen & Duke of Edinburgh Vintage Graphic Art Poster Print 1953 Measures 10.25 x 14.5 Inches, Suitable for Framing Good Condition with pinholes and light edge wear Please See Images

The complete list of who's in line for the British throne.

The women of the British Royal Family, even though Sarah Ferguson is no longer an actual member of the royal family. The Duchesses of Gloucester and Kent are married to the Queen's cousins, Prince Richard, the Duke of Gloucester, and Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent. They are grandchildren of King George V in the male line (as is the queen) and are therefore entitled to the style HRH.

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The moonlight will always await your gaze, and even the poet's dusk recedes in and out of our dreamlike realm - Samsalsar This is one novel with telltales of powerful individuals who are confused with their life. Dark Academia / Royalty Core / Dark Royalty Core POVs

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This official photograph, released by Buckingham Palace to mark her 90th birthday, shows Queen Elizabeth II with her five great-grandchildren and her two youngest grandchildren