≡ Five European princesses aimed at becoming a queen》 Her Beauty
These are the five future queens of Europe, worthy successors to the throne in their respective countries.
The members of the royal houses are always attractive to the public and the media. The new generations could not be the exception. There are winds of change for a large part of the European monarchies, which see a short -term generational relief with new, modern and closer sap closer to the people than ever; Like these five heirs princesses to the throne that we are talking about in this article.
Within these new times it should be noted that the genre continues to mark the succession order. For example, Princess Gabriella de Monaco, for example, is not the first in the line of succession despite being the largest. The tradition marks that it is the male, (in this case, his twin brother) Prince Jacques, who access the crown. In other real houses the same happens, but with exceptions. This is the case of the Spanish, which being only women, the age order is respected and both can be heirs to the throne.
The Princess Victoria of Sweden
Although the heiress princess of Sweden was born in 1977, before the Swedish laws annulled the gender reason (something that happened in 1980), she is the first in the line of succession to the throne because the regulations are applied retroactively.
Victoria Ingrid Alice Désirée, Duchess of Västergötland, is the firstborn of King Carlos Gustavo and Queen Silvia. If it were not for the legislative change, the heir would have been his younger brother: Prince Carlos Felipe, Duke of Värmland. Victoria will be the fourth queen of the history of her country and the first from Queen Elizabeth, at the beginning of the 19th century.
Princess Leonor from Spain
His mother, Queen Letizia, was a well -known divorced journalist who left her professional career to marry the now King Felipe VI, even then, Prince of Asturias. Both ascended to the throne after the abdication of King Juan Carlos I, Paterno Grandfather of Leonor, after a series of scandals that tarnished the last years of his reign.
Last year Leonor reached the age of majority and for some time he has been making more and more commitment to his official acts. After having studied the baccalaureate in Wales, in a prestigious center that has formed the flower and cream of half the world, it is currently completing the military formation required by its institutional position.
Princess Amalia of the Netherlands
After the abdication of her paternal grandmother in 2013, Queen Beatriz, in 2013, her parents, Guillermo and Máxima, became the new monarchs of the country. As a consequence, Amalia became the first in the succession line.
One of his first decisions after fulfilling the age of majority was very commented and praised at the same time: renouncing his annual allocation of 1.8 million dollars. He did it by letter that he sent to his country's prime minister, Mark Rutte, in June 2021. In it, Amalia said he did not feel comfortable when thousands of students were in a committed situation and renounced their official assignment.
In recent months he has had to leave his country after receiving threats from members of the mafia. Recently it has been known that he took refuge in Spain after the words of thanks of his father, King Guillermo, the Spanish monarchs Felipe and Letizia. With what is known that both families maintain a magnificent relationship.
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium
As in the previous cases, Elisabeth became a princess heiress after his grandfather's abdication Prince Alberto in 2013. After which, his parents, King Felipe and Queen Matilde, ascended to the throne.
In 2021 he began his studies at the prestigious University of Oxford and prepares heavily for his public responsibilities. There is chance, as in other surrounding countries, that Elizabeth is the heiress to the throne after the modification of the 1991 law. In it the eldest son was originally designated as heir. If he had not modified, the position would be occupied by his brother: Prince Gabriel.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway
In the case of Princess Ingrid, her father is still the crown prince. Well, their grandparents, King Harald and Queen Sonia, continue at the head of the institution. His father, Prince Haakon, is the first in the line of succession despite having an older sister: Marta Luisa. This is because the law of modification of discrimination by reason of sex is from 1991. In the case of Ingrid it is different, because his older brother, Marius, is only on the maternal part, since Princess Mette-Marit had it Before marrying Prince Haakon.
In addition to everything necessary to perform its institutional functions, Princess Ingrid is being formed as a plane pilot. We have even seen it performing temporary jobs during summer holidays.
