Guess the Royal

[An Ard Ri]

Originally Posted by Ducii

It could be Felipe, Prince of Asturias... but I´m not 100% sure.

Artemisia answered this just above

[NGalitzine]

In my country my father and grandfather reigned in kings. Myself and 2 of my brothers also reigned as kings. My only child became queen in another country. Who am I?

[Artemisia]

Originally Posted by NGalitzine

In my country my father and grandfather reigned in kings. Myself and 2 of my brothers also reigned as kings. My only child became queen in another country. Who am I?

Louis X of France?
His father, Philip IV, and grandfather, Philip III, reigned before him. After his posthumous child died soon after birth, Louis' brother Philip (Philip V) succeeded him. After Philip too died without male heirs, he was succeeded by a younger brother, Charles (Charles IV). Louis X's only daughter, Joan (whose paternity was disputed) became Queen Regnant of Navarre as Joan II (Louis' mother and Philip IV wife was Queen Regnant of Navarre; since the country didn't have Salic laws, Joan succeeded Louis in Navarre, whereas Philip V succeeded him in France).

[NGalitzine]

^^^^^
No, not quite so ancient a story.

[MAfan]

Originally Posted by NGalitzine

In my country my father and grandfather reigned in kings. Myself and 2 of my brothers also reigned as kings. My only child became queen in another country. Who am I?

I think you are King Alexander of Greece. Grandson of King George I of Greece, son of King Constantine I, brother of King George II and of King Paul of Greece, father of Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia.

[NGalitzine]

Originally Posted by MAfan

I think you are King Alexander of Greece. Grandson of King George I of Greece, son of King Constantine I, brother of King George II and of King Paul of Greece, father of Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia.

you are correct

[Tsar bobo Iv]

this empress was known for her great beauty she was also very thin and was very fearful of fat women she passed down this trait to her youngest daughter who was terrified when she first met queen victoria

[Artemisia]

Originally Posted by Tsar bobo Iv

this empress was known for her great beauty she was also very thin and was very fearful of fat women she passed down this trait to her youngest daughter who was terrified when she first met queen victoria

Empress Elisabeth of Austria?

[An Ard Ri]

Originally Posted by Artemisia

Empress Elisabeth of Austria?

I'd also go along with Sisi.

[Tsar bobo Iv]

correct !!!!!!!!!!!!

[Meraude]

I was born a princess and I was the centre of many scandals during my life, one of them at my sister's wedding. After my marriage I lived for a while in England, and later on when I had became a widow I was offered the hand of an English earl in marriage, but declined. I had several sons by my husband and later gave birth to daughter by a foreign ambassador. I was hounded by creditors through most of my life.

[Tsar bobo Iv]

princess louise marie of Belgium

[Meraude]

Originally Posted by Tsar bobo Iv

princess louise marie of Belgium

No, it's not correct.

[Artemisia]

Originally Posted by Meraude

I was born a princess and I was the centre of many scandals during my life, one of them at my sister's wedding. After my marriage I lived for a while in England, and later on when I had became a widow I was offered the hand of an English earl in marriage, but declined. I had several sons by my husband and later gave birth to daughter by a foreign ambassador. I was hounded by creditors through most of my life.

Princess Cecilia of Sweden.

- She was born a Princess of Sweden (daughter of Gustav I and sister of John III of Sweden, and half-sister of Eric XIV of Sweden).
- During the wedding celebrations of her sister, Princess Catherine, and Edzard II of Ostfiesland, she was caught (by her brothers and father) in compromising situation with the groom's brother, John II of Ostfiesland (he was observed to have entered her room several nights in a row, and, when Cecilia's brothers and father confronted them, was sans pants). Other scandals included late night parties and undesirable friends.
- She moved to England to persuade Elizabeth I marry her brother, Eric XIV.
- Apparently, Elizabeth took a liking to Cecilia; she not only personally carried Cecilia's son (born shortly after her arrival to England) to his Christening, but also offered her to marry Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester - her long-time favourite. Cecilia declined on advice of her brother.
- She had six sons with her husband, Christopher II, Margrave of Baden-Rodemachern, including Edward Fortunatus, Margrave of Baden-Rodemachern and Philip III, Margrave of Baden-Rodemachern.
- She had an affair with the Spanish Ambassador, Francisco de Eraso and gave birth to their (illegitimate) daughter in 1579.
- While in England, Cecilia borrowed so much money that she had to flee; when caught, she was forced to sell a lot of jewellery and cloths to cover some of the debts. On another occasions, she was almost killed by an enraged creditor.

[Meraude]

Yes, it was princess Cecilia of Sweden, who at the age of 19 caused Vadstenabullret (the Vadstena noice) with her dalliance with her sister's brother-in-law.

[Tsar bobo Iv]

the newest male 2 marry into the british royal family

[NGalitzine]

Guess it depends on how you define the BRF. If it includes non HRHs and people who do not do official duties I would say Mike Tindel. If you mean a man who married an HRH that would be Tim Laurance.

[Tsar bobo Iv]

correct it was mike

[Tsar bobo Iv]

they call this certain duchess barbie

[Danishla]

Originally Posted by Tsar bobo Iv

they call this certain duchess barbie

is it "Catherine"?