What happen to royal families that were overthrowed by revolutions and the such but werent killed

Question

What happen to royal families that were overthrowed by revolutions and the such but werent killed such several royal families from countries in europe and africa did they all just get kicked out there countries, families banned from ever coming back or were they eventually murdered.

Answer 1

They just have to forget all the posturing

IT'S CALLED "REALITY CHECK"

Answer 2

The Napoleonic wars threw many families off of their thrones in Europe.  Many of these royals used their stature to marry well.  

Answer 3

I'm not sure about the answer regarding paying extra taxes in France to keep an aristocratic title. The truth is that the French Republic does not recognize any nobility title at all.  

Answer 4

Many of the old Royal families from Europe,are living in exile,Some in England.I think the Russian imperial family or rather,what is left of it,is in america.One or two of them are even trying to return to their country of birth.

Answer 5

I don't know. I hope that helps.

Answer 6

Many receive support from royalists. Most live peacefully in the countries where are in exile. I think the Yugoslavian and Romanian royal families both live in the US. The Montengrian families live in Sicily.  The heirs to the Shah of Iran live in the US.

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The decision to restore the Spanish Monarchy after 44 years is a small beacon of hope to outcast royals.

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Most of the time they were not killed. The execution of the Russian royal family was really an exception.

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Catherine Oxenberg, an heir to the Serbian Karađorđević dynasty makes money on reality television show in the US called "I married a Princess". When she was younger she was able to exploit her very very distant position in the UK line of succession to get a number of television parts.

Answer 7

Most live in exile (in other countries) and some even return to resume the throne, years later. Many plot a return that never comes to fruition.  

Answer 8

Many still use their titles but are considered ex-monarchs in exlie. A good example is the family of King Constantine of Greece. He relied heavily on help from his relatives,his sister the Queen of Spain and a cousin,the Queen of England for help.Constantine lives in England and has a good-paying job.His son,Crown-Prince Pavlos of Greece,married an heiress,Marie-Chantal Miller.He also has a good job in financing(his own company).The Greek royals have been allowed back for visits.

Many French aristocrats have good-paying jobs as well and pay extra taxes to use their royal or aristocratic titles as honorifics.