king henry vii was the first in line to the british throne.
king henry vii was the first in line to the british throne.
the first in line to the british throne?
king henry vii
frances shand kydd, the daughter of edmund maurice burke roche, 4th baron fermoy and descendant of the de burgh family, was the mother of diana, princess of wales who married charles, prince of wales 1st in line to the british throne and was the mother of william, duke of cambridge and prince harry, duke of sussex 2nd and 6th in line to the throne respectively.









































section::::family history.
house of burke
upon the death of king william iv and the accession of queen victoria to the british throne, the 123-year personal union of the british and hanoverian thrones ended due to the operation of salic law in the german states. the duke of cumberland succeeded to the hanoverian throne as ernst august, and prince george became the crown prince of hanover. as a legitimate male-line descendant of george iii, he remained a member of the british royal family, and second in line to the british throne, until the birth of queen victoria's first child, victoria, princess royal, in 1840. since he was totally blind, there were doubts as to whether the crown prince was qualified to succeed as king of hanover; but his father decided that he should do so.
george v of hanover