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03-19-2008, 12:11 PM
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Claims to the Portuguese Throne
I always thought that the Duke of Branganca was commonly accepted as head of the Royal Family and the claimant to the Portuguese throne, but lately I have read (here and elsewhere) that thoeretically the Duke of Loule actually has a claim too, as has Mr. van Uden.
However I do not understand why these claims come from. AFAIK the marriages of the Miguelist line have always been dynastic and nobody ever renounced the rights to the throne. Moreover, did the Portuguese monarchy use the Salic laws?
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