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[[Prince Louis Philippe, Duke of Vendôme|Prince Louis Philippe]], the current heir to the throne, is styled as "''His Royal Highness'', Louis Philippe d'Orléans, ''{{w|fils de France}}'', Duke of Vendôme" and more simply, "''His Royal Highness'', the Duke of Vendôme". | [[Prince Louis Philippe, Duke of Vendôme|Prince Louis Philippe]], the current heir to the throne, is styled as "''His Royal Highness'', Louis Philippe d'Orléans, ''{{w|fils de France}}'', Duke of Vendôme" and more simply, "''His Royal Highness'', the Duke of Vendôme". | ||
==List== | ==List== | ||
===July Monarchy=== | |||
During the {{w|July Monarchy}} of 1830 to 1848, there were only two individuals proclaimed as prince royal: {{w|Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans}} and {{w|Prince Philippe, Count of Paris}}. Ferdinand Philippe, the eldest son of King {{w|Louis Philippe I}}, was proclaimed the Prince Royal of France following the establishment of the July Monarchy. However, as the title of ''Duc d'Orléans'' was considered more prestigious at the time, he almost exclusively referred to himself with that title rather than the title of prince royal. In 1842, Ferdinand Philippe had sufferred a brain injury following a carriage accident and died, resulting in his four year old son, {{w|Prince Philippe, Count of Paris|Philippe}}, becoming the new prince royal. In 1848, Louis Philippe abdicated the throne and the July Monarchy was abolished, though Philippe has been considered by some to have succeed his grandfather for a period of two days. | |||
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!Person | |||
!Name | |||
!Heir of | |||
!Birth | |||
!Became heir apparent | |||
!Created Prince Royal | |||
!Ceased to be Prince Royal | |||
!Death | |||
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| [[File:Orléans Ingres Wodsworth Atheneum.jpg|100px]] || {{w|Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans|Ferdinand Philippe Louis Charles Henri Joseph}}|| {{w|Louis Philippe I}} || 3 September 1810 || colspan="2"| 9 August 1830 || colspan="2"| 13 July 1842<br />''deceased'' | |||
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| [[File:Prince Phillippe, Count of Paris portrait as a child.jpg|100px]] || {{w|Prince Philippe, Count of Paris|Louis Philippe Albert}}|| {{w|Louis Philippe I}} || 24 August 1838 || colspan="2"| 13 July 1842 || 24 February 1848<br />''acceded to the throne as'' '''''Louis Philippe II''''' (''disputed''); <br> ''title abolished'' || 8 September 1894 | |||
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===Orléans Restoration=== | |||
The title of prince royal was revived following the restoration of the [[Monarchy of France|monarchy of France]], and has been used three individual times since 1959. | |||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" | |||
!Person | |||
!Name | |||
!Heir of | |||
!Birth | |||
!Became heir apparent | |||
!Created Prince Royal | |||
!Ceased to be Prince Royal | |||
!Death | |||
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| [[File:Henry VII as heir to the throne.jpg|100px]] || [[Henry VII of France|Henri Philippe Pierre Marie]] || [[Henry VI of France|Henry VI]] || 14 June 1933 || colspan="2"| 15 April 1959 || 19 June 1999<br />''acceded to the throne as'' '''''Henry VII''''' || 21 January 2019 | |||
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| [[File:Jean d'Orléans, Duc de Vendôme.jpg|100px]] || [[Jean IV of France|Jean Carl Pierre Marie]] || [[Henry VII of France|Henry VII]] || 16 May 1965 || 19 June 1999 || 21 June 1999 || 21 January 2019<br />''acceded to the throne as'' '''''Jean IV''''' || ''living'' | |||
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| [[File:Николай Лукашенко.png|100px]] || [[Prince Louis Philippe, Duke of Vendôme|Louis Philippe Antoine Marie]] || [[Jean IV of France|Jean IV]] || 20 September 1997 || 21 January 2019 || 24 January 2019 || ''incumbent'' || ''living'' | |||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
[[Category:Prince Royal of France]] | [[Category:Prince Royal of France]] | ||