CP Naruhito's signature in 1989:
http://www.asahicom.jp/ajw/articles/images/AS20161231001281_comm.jpg
http://www.asahicom.jp/ajw/articles/images/AS20161231001281_comm.jpg
The signatures of Elisabeth, Gabriel, Emmanuel and Eléonore of Belgium:
https://www.facebook.com/BeMonarchi...031578327143/1729795377284095/?type=3&theater
https://m.facebook.com/HetKoninklij...38772065151/769435466538810/?type=3&source=48
A copy of the signatures of Their Majesties The King and Queen of the Netherlands today during a visit to Germany.
Its hard to make out but did the king sign 'R' after his name?
The Difference between hereditary peers and prince/ss signing their name.
HRH Prince George of Cambridge signs his name as 'George'. His godfather, The Most High, Potent and Noble Prince. His Grace The Duke of Westminster signs his name as 'Westminster'
All HRH sign with their given name, it is the prerogative of a prince/ss and peers sign with their last name.
The Duke Of Marlborough signs as 'Marlborough' - You can very easily check the Roll of the Peerage if you need more confirmation.
All HRH sign with their given name, it is the prerogative of a prince/ss and peers sign with their last name.
The Duke Of Marlborough signs as 'Marlborough' - You can very easily check the Roll of the Peerage if you need more confirmation.
The point is though that you don't actually know how George or the Duke of Westminster sign their name. It is very likely that the Duke of Westminster signs "Westminster" as that is how a peer typically signs, but unless you have any supporting evidence to say that's how he does it you're guessing. It is also likely that George will one day sign "George", but as he's only 3 it's just as likely that he doesn't sign his name at all, doesn't know how to write his name fully at all, and is only just learning his letters - or he could be writing his name fully, but the likelihood of him having a signature at this point...
I would add to that regardless of royal status, a 3 year old who can write their name likely isn't writing anything more than their first name.
It is definitely not their "perogative". Who forbades you from signing like whatever you want?All HRH sign with their given name, it is the prerogative of a prince/ss and peers sign with their last name.
Isabel, Princess Imperial of Brazil
http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-isabel-princess-imperial-signature-140033242.html
Does Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden not use 'R' in hi
s signature?
Does the "R" in the signatures of some monarchs mean what?