Who is the key to the bloodline?

Question

Who is the key to the bloodline?

Answer 1

Royal bloodline? Late 18th century Denmark's King Christian 1X & Queen Louise married off their 6 children into Royal Houses of Europe earning Christian the nickname "Father-in law" of Europe.

Answer 2

Depends on which monarchy you are talking about. For example, in Great Britian, heredity is passed through the male line and males are given preference over females. Queen Elizabeth has no brothers and was the oldest of two daughters, thus, she is queen. Her oldest child is a male, so the line passes through Prince Charles. His oldest is also male, so the line will continue through Prince William.

In Sweden however, there is no precidence given to males so Karl Gustaf and Queen Silvia's oldest child, Victoria, is given precidence over her brother.

In Japan, there is a lot of controversy about heredity as the Crown Prince and his wife have only one daughter, Aiko. The line may pass over her - directly from her father to her only male cousin.

Answer 3

He is really a big black man from Detroit.