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frank22, thank you for your links !

Our beloved duke of Anjou in France last september, attending holy mass at Saint Louis des Invalides Church (Oldest France's Military Hospital) : 20 septembre 2009

She is no aristocrat, she is a commoner

a visit to a european school in Leon (Spain) COLEGIO INTERNACIONAL PEÑACORADA - S.A.R. Luis Alfonso de Borbón visita Peñacorada - Noticias Generales - Noticias Thanks to Thribette (Forum Royauté2)

To Warren, You are right I shouldn't have post the pictures. And it's easier to post just the link. Thanks to Guy Stair Sainty for all these good and lively pictures.

More photos from the Pope and our beloved duke d'Anjou : The Franco-Iberian Royals Message Board: Further photos of Anjou Papal Audience

The man at the right of the right is said to be Xavier Bureau, our beloved duke's secretary. The first lady at the left is Carmen Vargas, our beloved Duchess' Mother.

Our beloved Duke and Duchess in Rome for Papal Audience : http://www.chivalricorders.org/royalty/bourbon/images/Anjou-arrival-Vatican.jpg (The arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Anjou with Princess Eugenie, the duchess' mother is speaking to her granddaughter while M. Chiaradia-Bousquet...

Monseigneur le duc d'Anjou et Madame, la princesse Marie-Marguerite, entrant au Palais de l'Elysee a Paris, pour la réception en l'honneur de Sa Saintete le Pape Benoit XVI. Our beloved princes entering Elysee Palace on the 12th of september to meet the Pope. The Franco-Iberian Royals Message...

Our belved duke and duchess of Anjou at a wedding in Venecia http://www.diezminu tos.es/famosos_ corazon/famosos_ espanoles/ luis_alfonso_ y_margarita_ de_boda_en_ venecia/luis_ alfonso_y_ margarita_ de_boda_en_ venecia What a beautiful dress ! Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4...

Prince is not a title in France. Only members of former royal and imperial families have the rank of prince : Bourbon, Bonaparte, Orleans, (The same as in Britain). The Head of the de Broglie family is duc de Broglie. He is "prince de Broglie" only par courtoisie in France. Which means he is...

a beautiful design of french royal arms : Héraldique européenne - European heraldry - Free coats - Free pictures - on the left list click on "Armoriaux", then "Saint Esprit" - on the Saint-Esprit page , click on "Armorial" : you will see King Henri the IIIrd arms. If you like french coat of...

There is Charles V's sword in the Louvre and Charles X's regalia are in the Chancellerie (Minister of Justice palace), place Vendôme. I saw both.

Try the Royal Bourbon Tree here : Généalogie des Bourbons - Wikipédia :flowers:

Eugenia's coat of arms As a tribute. Hope you will enjoy it.

Louis, duc d'Anjou will be in Paris in September According to the Intitut de la Maison de Bourbon, he shall introduce a lecture about Queen Marie Antoinette

That's an orleanist point of vue

Thank you Wittykitty for your perfect contribution. I just wanted to add that, according to french royal laws (Les lois fondamentales du royaume) Luis cannot give up his claim to the french throne. He is the first in male line in the House of Bourbon (l'AINE de la Maison de Bourbon). According...

First duke of Ireland Not royal but quite important in irish history, the Fitzgerald family

I don't think they dare. And in fact they don't have to : some are very rich and everyone there knows who they are. Four families now Duke of Richmond, Lennox and Gordon The titles Duke of Richmond and Duke of Lennox were created in the peerages of England and Scotland respectively in 1675...

There are Stuarts in Scotland too, but they arenatural branches (Lennox, Gordon...) As a French living in South West France, I vote for the Duke of Beaufort, who is the head of the Plantagenet family : he may claim as duc d'Aquitaine et de Normandie, comte de Poitiers, de Limoges et d'Anjou :-)

First my political opinion : Orleans were a cadet line and still are. The problem is that they were the only line beeing France resident, and royalists were very nationalists. The other problem was thas the elder line of the Bourbon family was the Carlist line, quite unfashionable. So the...

See "Royal Family of France" : all Orleans and Bonaparte are there. To find the duke of Bourbon and Anjou, look at "Louis Alphonse of Bourbon". :-)

I am afraid there is nothing as "Princely House" in France. In France "Prince" is a status, meaning "belonging to the royal family". All princes of so and so are foreign titles. The Rohan-Chabot family is a ducal house, a very honourable one, and part of the Chabot family, a very ancient french...

Henri du Vergier de La Rochejaquelein (Monsieur Henri) François Athanase de Charette de La Contrie (Monsieur de Charette). It's "Vengez-moi" and not "Avengez-moi" ;-) Today the du Vergier de La Rochejaquelein family is extinct. The Charette de La Contrie family is very numerous. We recently...