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around and has focused on three intertwined flashpoints: whether and when they were to be styled prince/princess under century‑old rules, how those styles were announced and recorded (including passpo...
The basic rule is set by a from : are automatically the sovereign’s children and male‑line grandchildren, which meant and became eligible for princely styles when became king; the website was updated ...
The 1917 Letters Patent issued by King George V sharply limited who may bear the style “Royal Highness” and the titular dignity “Prince/Princess”: it confined those honors to the children of a soverei...
A future monarch can change which descendants are styled prince or princess by issuing new Letters Patent; Archie and Lilibet acquired the right to those titles when their grandfather became king but ...
Monarchs have historically both issued and revoked princely titles for grandchildren, using instruments ranging from sovereign letters patent and royal warrants to acts of parliament; recent European ...
The core legal rule is the 1917 Letters Patent: . Analysts differ on whether Archie and Lilibet already became or can become HRH/princes automatically when Charles became sovereign, and whether the mo...