In about two dozen states of the world, monarchs rule. Unlike presidents, the people do not choose them - power belongs to them by birth. The current crowned rulers will be replaced by their children, grandchildren, etc. Who are the future monarchs of various countries of the world? We represent the younger generation of blue bloods who will soon ascend the throne.
United Kingdom
Of course, the future British rulers, princes and princess of Cambridge - George, Charlotte and their tiny, not yet so public brother Louis - the most famous growing heirs to the throne around the world. Five-year-old George is third in line for the throne of Great Britain after his grandfather and father, and his three-year-old Charlotte, respectively, is fourth.
Little Louis will be only one year old at the end of April. He is fifth in line to the throne, but he has little chance of really ascending the throne. Charlotte, regardless of whether she becomes the queen or not, has already gone down in history as the first British princess who has the right to ascend the throne earlier than her younger brother (this was made possible thanks to the law on changing the order of succession adopted in 2012 by Elizabeth II, which removed the influence gender on the order of succession).
Belgium
17-year-old Elizabeth, 15-year-old Gabriel, 13-year-old Emmanuel and 10-year-old Eleanor are princesses and princes of Belgium. The current king of Belgium, Philip, has four children. In line to the throne, the offspring of the ruler are arranged by seniority, regardless of gender. The eldest daughter of Philip, young Elizabeth, has the right to receive a crown after her father.
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Spain
Infanta princesses 13-year-old Leonor and 11-year-old Sofia are the daughters of King Felipe VI, the current ruling Spain, and the heiress to the throne. So, over the years, Spain will be led by a beautiful ruler. The first crown will be Leonor.
Luxembourg
The four-year-old Princess Amalia is the third in line to the Luxembourg throne after her uncle and father. Now the throne belongs to the grandfather of the baby. Amalia has a two-year-old brother, Prince Liam. He is in the line of succession after the sister. But given that Amalia has not so many chances to become the head of state, her brother’s opportunity to rule is even less.
In the photo, Amalia with her grandmother, Grand Duchess Maria Theresa, wife of the current ruler of Luxembourg.
Monaco
The four-year-old twins Jacques and Gabriella are the heirs to the monastic throne. Children of the ruling Prince Albert II - closest to the throne. Despite the fact that Princess Gabriella is several minutes older than her brother, she is inferior to him in the right of succession. The first to sit on the throne is Prince Jacques.
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Netherlands
15-year-old Katarina-Amalia, 13-year-old Alexia and 11-year-old Ariana are princesses of the Netherlands. The current reigning king Willem-Alexander has three daughters. The closest to the throne, the eldest of the sisters Katarina-Amalia, is already almost adult. Maybe the coronation is just around the corner?
Norway
The 15-year-old Ingrid-Alexandra, as well as the 13-year-old Sverre Magnus, are the offspring of the Norwegian prince Haakon, who is first in line for the throne. Princess Ingrid will receive the throne after her father. She already went down in history as the future first queen of Norway, who had received power before her brother (if there had not been a reform in the country that changed the succession order, Sverre Magnus would have ascended to the throne before his sister, despite the fact that he is younger).
It is worth noting that Ingrid Norwegian will become the second queen in the history of Norway.
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Denmark
13-year-old Christian, 11-year-old Isabella and 8-year-old twins Vincent and Josephine are children of the Danish crown prince Frederick. In the line of succession, they are placed in seniority after their father. Thus, the probable future king of Denmark is young Christian.
Sweden
The seven-year-old Princess Estelle and the three-year-old Prince Oscar are children of the Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden. The young Duchess Estelle will ascend the throne after her mother, who is the closest heiress to the throne of the state. The Duke Oscar is the third in line to the throne after his mother and older sister.
