elizabeth ii was the successor to the british throne.
elizabeth ii was the successor to the british throne.
who is the successor to the british throne?
elizabeth ii
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.









































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house of burke
in general, this oath is sworn to the crown, monarch, sovereign, or regent, as represented by the incumbent king or queen, currently elizabeth ii. this oath also specifies that this same oath to the queen, is equally sworn to her ("plural") "heirs and successors," rather than the ("singular") heir and successor, or even, heir and/or successor. this ("plural") anomaly indicates that any oath given to the queen is equally given to all of her heirs, i.e., her/their children, and her/their grandchildren, and equally to all successors to the british throne, currently listed in the line of succession to the british throne, in the event that any one of them should accede to the throne.
oath of allegiance (united kingdom)