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Monarchy of the World

Europe

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Flag Country Current/Former
  Portugal In 1910 by a coup d'état led by Teófilo Braga.
  Russia In 1917 by the Russian Revolution led by Vladimir Lenin.
  Montenegro In 1918 by the Podgorica Assembly and Montenegro was united with Serbia.
  Germany In 1918 after defeat in World War I and the following German Revolution.
  Austria-Hungary In 1918 but Charles I renounced participation in state affairs, but did not abdicate the thrones but tried to reclaim the throne of Hungarian throne twice until died in 1922.
Austria Monarchy officially abolished by the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye on 10 September 1919.
Hungary Monarchy restored in 1920, although the throne remained vacant with a Regent.
  Greece In 1924 after the Second Republic was proclaimed and the referendum abolished the monarchy, the restored in 1935 by a referendum.
  Albania In 1925 by Ahmet Zogu, restored as a Kingdom in 1928.
  Spain In 1931 when the Second Republic was proclaimed on 14 April 1931, restored in 1947 (De jure) and 1975 (De facto)
  Albania In 1939 after King Zog fled and formally abolished in 1946 by the Communists.
  Albania In 1943 after the Italians joined the Allies.
  Iceland In 1944 after the Union with Denmark terminated by referendum.
  Yugoslavia In 1945 during Communist reconstruction.
  Hungary In 1946 after the High National Council established the Second Republic.
  Italy In 1946 after the referendum which abolished the monarchy.
  Bulgaria In 1946 after the referendum which abolished the monarchy.
  Romania In 1947 when King Michael I was forced to abdicate in favour of the Communists
  Greece In 1973 after the referendum which abolished the monarchy by the military government and 1974 referendum under democratic rule.

South America

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North America

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Flag Country Current/Former
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Africa

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Flag Country Current/Former
  Italian East Africa In 1941
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Asia

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Flag Country Current/Former
  China In 1911
  Arab Kingdom of Syria In 1920, same monarch as Iraq
  Ottoman Empire In 1922
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Oceania

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Elizabeth II

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Nation Monarch Year
  King Gustaf VI Adolf 1954
  Emperor Haile Selassie I 1954
  Queen Juliana 1958
  King Olav V 1959
  King Baudouin I 1963
  King Paul I 1963
  Grand Duke Jean I 1972
  Queen Margrethe II 1979
  King Carl XVI Gustaf 1983
  King Juan Carlos I 1988
  Queen Beatrix 1989
  Emperor Akihito 1998
  King Harald V 2001

George VI

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Nation Monarch Year
  King George II 1938
  King Carol II 1938
  Prince Paul, Regent of Yugoslavia 1939
  Queen Wilhelmina 1944
  King Frederick IX 1951

George V

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Nation Monarch Year
  Emperor Taishō 1912
  King Christian X 1914
  King Albert I 1914
  King Ferdinand I 1924
  Emperor Hirohito 1929, Annulled 1941; Restored 1971
  King Leopold III 1935

Edward VII

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Nation Monarch Year
  Crown Prince Wilhelm 1901, Annulled 1915
  King Alfonso XIII 1902
  Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia 1902
  Archduke Franz Ferdinand 1902
  Prince Emanuele Filiberto, Duke of Aosta 1902
  Prince Luís Filipe 1902
  Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar 1903
  King Gustaf V 1905 as Crown Prince of Sweden
  Emperor Meiji 1905
  King Haakon VII 1906
  King Manuel II 1909

Victoria

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Nation Monarch Year
  King Louis Philippe I 1844
  Emperor Napoleon III 1855
  King Victor Emmanuel II 1855 as King of Sardinia
  Sultan Abdülmecid I 1856
  Emperor Frederick III 1858 as Crown Prince of Prussia
  King Pedro V 1858
  Emperor William I 1861 as King of Prussia
  King Luís I 1865
  King Christian IX 1865
  King Leopold II 1866
  Emperor-King Franz Joseph I 1867, Annulled 1915
  Emperor Alexander II 1867
  Sultan Abdülaziz 1867
  Emperor Pedro II 1871
  Naser al-Din Shah Qajar 1873
  King George I 1876
  Emperor Wilhelm II 1877 as Crown Prince of Germany and Prussia
  King Umberto I 1878
  Emperor Alexander III 1881
  King Oscar II 1881
  King Alfonso XII 1881
  King William III 1882
  Crown Prince Rudolf 1887
  King Victor Emmanuel III 1891 as Prince of Piedmont
  King Carol I 1892
  Emperor Nicholas II 1892 as Grand Duke of Russia
  King Carlos I 1895
  King Frederick VIII 1896 as Crown Prince of Denmark

George IV

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Nation Monarch Year

George III

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Nation Monarch Year
  •   Alexander I of Russia 1813
  •   Louis XVIII of France 1814
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Rugby Tours

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Year Date Venue Home Score Away Match

Winner

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Winner

1975 17 June Windhoek   [[South West Africa {{{altlink}}}|South West Africa]] 13 – 13   France
1971 8 June Windhoek   [[South West Africa {{{altlink}}}|South West Africa]] 6 – 35   France
1967 8 June Salisbury   Rhodesia 13 – 36   France

Ireland 24-0 Rhodesia

General election results

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Election House of Commons Share of votes Seats Government
1865 19th
369 / 658
 Liberal government
1868 20th
387 / 658
 Liberal government
1874 21st
242 / 652
 Conservative government
1880 22nd
352 / 652
 Liberal government
1885 23rd
319 / 670
1886 24th
191 / 670
 Conservative government
1892 25th
272 / 670
1895 26th
177 / 670
 Conservative government
1900 27th
183 / 670
 Conservative government
1906 28th
397 / 670
 Liberal government
1910 (Jan) 29th
274 / 670
1910 (Dec) 30th
272 / 670
1918 31st
36 / 707
1922 32nd
62 / 615
1923 33rd
158 / 615
1924 34th
40 / 615
1929 35th
59 / 615
1931 36th
33 / 615
1935 37th
21 / 615
1945 38th
12 / 640
1950 39th
9 / 625
1951 40th
6 / 625
1955 41st
6 / 630
1959 42nd
6 / 630
1964 43rd
9 / 630
1966 44th
12 / 630
1970 45th
6 / 630
1974 (Feb) 46th
14 / 635
1974 (Oct) 47th
13 / 635
1979 48th
11 / 635

House of Parliment Members

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Lords

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Affiliation Life peers Hereditary peers Lords spiritual Total
  United Kingdom members
Conservative Party 35 15 – 50
Labour Party 35 15 – 50
Liberal Democrats 35 15 – 50
UK Independence Party 35 15 – 50
  Northern Ireland members
Alliance Party 16 – – 16
Democratic Unionist Party 16 – – 16
Social Democratic and Labour Party 16 – – 16
Ulster Unionist Party 16 – – 16
  Scotland members
Scottish National Party 16 – – 16
  Wales members
Plaid Cymru 16 – – 16
Not affiliated members
Crossbencher 44 12 – 56
Independent 44 12 – 56
  Church of England
  Lords Spiritual – – 26 26
Unknown members
Green Party
*Green Party of England and Wales
*Green Party in Northern Ireland
*Scottish Green Party 		16 – – 16 
Green Party 16 (If only the 3 Green Parties are re-united as one party).

Each serve at least 10 years.

Commons

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Countries Regions Current Members Proposed Members Notes
  England East of England 58 members 50 members   8
East Midlands 46 members 50 members   4
Greater London 73 members 50 members   23
North East England 29 members 50 members   21
North West England 75 members 50 members   25
South East England 84 members 50 members   34
South West England 55 members 50 members   5
West Midlands 59 members 50 members   9
Yorkshire and the Humber 54 members 50 members   4
  Northern Ireland 18 members 30 members   12
  Scotland 59 members 60 members   1
  Wales 40 members 60 members   20
Total 650 members 600 members   50

Imperial War Cabinet

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Nation Name Title Years
  India Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji Jam Sahib of Nawanagar State July 1942
Sir Arcot Ramasamy Mudaliar July 1942
Sir Feroz Khan Noon January 1944

Viceroy Council

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Portfolio Name Tenure
Viceroy and Governor-General of India The Marquess of Linlithgow 8 August 1940 – 1 October 1943
The Viscount Wavell 1 October 1943 – 21 February 1947
Commander-in-Chief in India General Sir Robert Cassels 8 August 1940 – 27 January 1941
General Sir Claude Auchinleck 27 January 1941 – 5 July 1941
General Sir Archibald Wavell 5 July 1941 – 5 January 1942
General Sir Alan Hartley 5 January 1942 – 7 March 1942
Field Marshal Sir Archibald Wavell 7 March 1942 – 20 June 1943
General Sir Claude Auchinleck 20 June 1943 – 21 February 1947

1941

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Portfolio Member Note
Civil Defence Edpuganti Raghavendra Rao
Commerce Sir Arcot Ramasamy Mudaliar
Communications Sir Andrew Clow
Education, Heath and Lands Nalini Ranjan Sarkar
Finance Sir Jeremy Raisman
Home Sir Reginald Maxwell Indian Civil Service
Indians Overseas Madhav Shrihari Aney
Information and Broadcasting Akbar Hydari
Law Sir Syed Sultan Ahmed
Labour Sir Feroz Khan Noon
Supply Sir Homi Mody

1942

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Portfolio Member
Civil Defence Edpuganti Raghavendra Rao Died 15 June
Sir Jwala Prasad Srivastava
Commerce Nalini Ranjan Sarkar
Defence Sir Feroz Khan Noon
Education, Heath and Lands Sir Jogendra Singh
Finance Sir Jeremy Raisman
Home Sir Reginald Maxwell
Indians Overseas Madhav Shrihari Aney
Information and Broadcasting Akbar Hydari Died 8 January
Labour B. R. Ambedkar
Law Sir Syed Sultan Ahmed
Posts and Air Sir Mohammad Usman
Representative at the British War Cabinet and on the Pacific War Council Arcot Ramasamy Mudaliar
Supply Sir Homi Mody
War Transport Sir Edward Benthall

1943

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Portfolio Member
Commerce, Industries and Civil Supplies Sir Azizul Haque
Defence Sir Feroz Khan Noon
Education, Health and Lands Sir Jogendra Singh
Finance Sir Jeremy Raisman
Food Sir Jwala Prasad Srivastava
Home Sir Reginald Maxwell
Indians Overseas Narayan Bhaskar Khare
Information Sir Syed Sultan Ahmed
Labour B. R. Ambedkar
Law Sir Asok Kumar Roy
Post and Air Sir Mohammad Usman
Supply Sir Arcot Ramasamy Mudaliar
War Transport Sir Edward Benthall

1944–45

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Portfolio Member
Commerce, Industries and Civil Supplies Sir Azizul Haque
Commonwealth Relations Narayan Bhaskar Khare
Education, Health and Lands Sir Jogendra Singh
Finance Sir Jeremy Raisman
Food Sir Jwala Prasad Srivastava
Home R. F. Mudie
Information Sir Syed Sultan Ahmed
Labour B. R. Ambedkar
Law Sir Asok Kumar Roy
Posts, Air and Defence Sir Mohammad Usman
Post War Reconstruction Sir Ardeshir Dalal
Representative at the British War Cabinet Sir Feroz Khan Noon
Secretary to the Executive Council Sir George Spence
Superintendent E.C. Donoghue
Supply Sir Arcot Ramasamy Mudaliar
War Transport Sir Edward Benthall

Interim Govt.

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Office Name Party
Jawaharlal Nehru Indian National Congress
Vallabhbhai Patel Indian National Congress
Rajendra Prasad Indian National Congress
Asaf Ali Indian National Congress
C. Rajagopalachari Indian National Congress
Sarat Chandra Bose Indian National Congress
John Mathai Indian National Congress
Baldev Singh Indian National Congress
Sir Shafaat Ahmed Khan Indian National Congress
Jagjivan Ram Indian National Congress
Syed Ali Zaheer Indian National Congress
C. H. Bhabha Indian National Congress
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Indian office holders based on Second Lyons Ministry under the Government of India Act 1935

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Constitutional offices

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Political offices

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  • Prime Minister
  • Deputy Prime Minister
  • President of the Senate
  • Speaker of the House of Representatives



Senator Hon Alexander McLachlan: , Minister in charge of Development and Scientific and Industrial Research
Hon Josiah Francis, MP: Minister in charge of War Service Homes, Minister assisting the Minister for Repatriation
Hon Frederick Stewart, MP: Minister for Commerce
Hon Thomas White, MP: Minister for Trade and Customs
Hon Richard Casey, MP: Assistant Treasurer
Hon Robert Menzies, KC MP: Attorney-General, Minister for Industry
Hon Eric Harrison, MP: Minister for the Interior
Rt Hon Billy Hughes, KC MP: Vice-President of the Executive Council, Minister for Health, Minister for Repatriation
  • Minister for Health
  • Minister for the Railways
  • Minister without portfolio
  • Postmaster-General


  • Minister for External Affairs
  • Minister for Finance
  • Minister for Defence




Leader of the Government in the Senate Leader of the House Manager of Government Business in the Senate Agriculture Arts Attorney-General Communications Defence Education and Training Employment Environment Finance Foreign Affairs Health Human Services Immigration and Border Protection Indigenous Affairs Industry and Science Infrastructure and Regional Development Justice Small Business Social Services Special Minister of State Sport Trade and Investment Treasurer Veteran's Affairs Vice-President of the Executive Council Women

Bonaparte Princes

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No Prince Birth Death Notes Son of
1st Generation
1 Joseph Bonaparte 1768 1844 King of Naples 1806–1808
King of Spain 1808–1813 		No Sons
2 Napoleon Bonaparte 1769 1821 Emperor of the French 1804–1814, 1815
King of Italy 1804–1814 		1 son
3 Lucien Bonaparte 1775 1840 Prince of Canino and Musignano 1814–1840
4 Louis Bonaparte 1775 1840 King of Holland 1806–1810 3 sons
5 Jérôme Bonaparte 1784 1860 King of Westphalia 1807–1813 X sons
2nd Generation
1 Napoleon II 1811 1832 Emperor of the French 1815 Napoleon Bonaparte
2 Charles Lucien Bonaparte 1803 1857 Prince of Canino and Musignano 1840–1857 Lucien Bonaparte

Seasons

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Departments of State

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B

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Business, Innovation and Skills
Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills
President of the Board of Trade 		The Rt Hon. Sajid Javid MP 2015-
Minister of State for Small Business, Industry and Enterprise The Rt Hon. Anna Soubry MP 2015-
Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy
(with Culture, Media and Sport) 		The Hon. Ed Vaizey MP 2015-
Minister of State for Skills
(with Education) 		Nicholas Boles MP 2015-
Minister of State for Universities and Science Jo Johnson MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Life Sciences
(with Health) 		George Freeman MP 2015-
Minister of State for Trade & Investment
(with Foreign and Commonwealth Office) 		The Rt Hon. The Lord Maude 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Minister for Intellectual Property
(with Culture, Media and Sport) 		The Rt Hon. The Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE, CMG 2015-

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Communities and Local Government
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government The Rt Hon. Greg Clark MP 2015-
Minister of State for Communities and Resilience
Minister for Portsmouth 		The Rt Hon. Mark Francois MP 2015-
Minister of State for Housing and Planning Brandon Lewis MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State Marcus Jones MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Minister for Local Growth and the Northern Powerhouse 		James Wharton MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State The Rt Hon. The Baroness Williams of Trafford 2015-
Culture, Media and Sport
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport The Rt Hon. John Whittingdale OBE, MP 2015-
Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy
(with Business, Innovation and Skills) 		The Hon. Ed Vaizey MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Sport and Tourism Tracey Crouch MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Minister for Intellectual Property
(with Business, Innovation and Skills) 		The Rt Hon. The Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE, CMG 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Internet Safety and Security The Rt Hon. The Baroness Shields OBE 2015-

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Defence
Secretary of State for Defence The Rt Hon. Michael Fallon MP 2015-
Minister of State for the Armed Forces Penny Mordaunt MP 2015-
Minister of State for Defence Procurement Philip Dunne MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans 		Mark Lancaster TD, MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Minister for Reserves 		Julian Brazier TD, MP 2015-
Minister of State (unpaid) The Rt Hon. The Earl Howe 2015-

E

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Education
Secretary of State for Education The Rt Hon. Nicky Morgan MP 2015-
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2015-
Energy and Climate Change
Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change The Rt Hon. Amber Rudd MP 2015-
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2015-
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs The Rt Hon. Elizabeth Truss MP 2015-
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs The Rt Hon. Philip Hammond MP 2015-
Minister of State for Europe The Rt Hon. David Lidington MP 2015-
Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office The Rt Hon. Hugo Swire MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office James Duddridge MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Tobias Ellwood MP 2015-
Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office The Rt Hon. The Baroness Anelay of St John's DBE 2015-
Minister of State for Trade & Investment The Rt Hon. The Lord Maude 2015-

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Health
Secretary of State for Health The Rt Hon. Jeremy Hunt MP 2015-
2015-
Home Office
Secretary of State for the Home Department The Rt Hon. Theresa May MP 2015-
2015-

I

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International Development
Secretary of State for International Development The Rt Hon. Justine Greening MP 2015-
Minister of State for International Development The Rt Hon. Grant Shapps MP 2015-
Minister of State for International Development The Rt Hon. Desmond Swayne TD, MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Development The Baroness Verma 2015-

J

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Justice
Secretary of State for Justice
Lord Chancellor 		The Rt Hon. Michael Gove MP 2015-
2015-

N

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Northern Ireland Office
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland The Rt Hon. Theresa Villiers MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Ben Wallace MP 2015-

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Scotland Office
Secretary of State for Scotland The Rt Hon. David Mundell MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland Andrew Dunlop 2015-

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Transport
Secretary of State for Transport The Rt Hon. Patrick McLoughlin MP 2015-
2015-
Treasury
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Second Lord of the Treasury
First Secretary of State 		The Rt Hon. George Osborne MP 2015-
2015-

W

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Wales Office
Secretary of State for Wales The Rt Hon. Stephen Crabb MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales
(also a Whip) 		Alun Cairns MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales
(also a Whip and with Energy and Climate Change) 		The Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth 2015-
Work and Pensions
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions The Rt Hon. Iain Duncan Smith MP 2015-
Minister of State for Employment The Rt Hon. Priti Patel MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Disabled People Justin Tomlinson MP 2015-
Minister of State for Pensions The Rt Hon. The Baroness Altmann CBE 2015-
Minister of State for Welfare Reform The Rt Hon. The Lord Freud 2015-

Law officers

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Attorney General's Office
Attorney General for England and Wales
Advocate General for Northern Ireland 		The Rt Hon. Jeremy Wright QC, MP 2015-
Solicitor General for England and Wales Robert Buckland QC, MP 2015-
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Advocate General for Scotland The Rt Hon. [[]] MP 2015-
2015-

Parliament

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House Leaders
Leader of the House of Commons
Lord President of the Council 		The Rt Hon. Chris Grayling MP 2015-
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Deputy Leader of the House of Commons 		Therese Coffey MP 2015-
Leader of the House of Lords
Lord Privy Seal 		The Rt Hon. Baroness Stowell of Beeston MBE 2015-
Deputy Leader of the House of Lords (with Defence) The Rt Hon. The Earl Howe 2015-

Key

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Champions Runners-up Play-offs Promoted Relegated

Note: Bold text indicates a competition won.
Note 2: Where fields are left blank, the club did not participate in a competition that season.

Princes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

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List of Princes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Name Born Died Royal lineage Notes
First Generation
  Ernest I 1784 1844 1st son of Francis I Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1826–1844
  Ferdinand 1785 1851 2nd son of Francis I Title held from brother's ascension to death.
  Leopold
  King Leopold I 		1790 1865 3rd son of Francis I Title held from brother's ascension to death.
King of the Belgians 1831–1865
Second Generation
  Ernest II 1818 1893 1st son of Ernest I Title held from father's ascension to own ascension in 1844.
Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1844–1893
  Albert
  The Prince Consort 		1819 1861 2nd son of Ernest I Title held from father's ascension until his death.
Consort of the United Kingdom 1840–1861
  Ferdinand
  King Ferdinand II 		1816 1885 1st son of Ferdinand Title held from father's ascension until his death.
King of Portugal 1837–1853
  August 1818 1881 2nd son of Ferdinand Title held from father's ascension until his death.
  Leopold 1824 1884 3rd son of Ferdinand Title held from father's ascension until his death.
(‡‡)
  Louis Philippe
  The Crown Prince 		1833 1834 1st son of Leopold I Born a Prince of Belgium.
  Leopold
  The Duke of Brabant
later, King Leopold II 		1835 1909 2nd son of Leopold I Born a Prince of Belgium.
King of the Belgians 1865–1909
  Philippe
  The Count of Flanders 		1837 1905 3rd son of Leopold I Born a Prince of Belgium.
Third Generation
  Albert Edward
  The Prince of Wales
later, King Edward VII 		1841 1910 1st son of Albert Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
King of the United Kingdom 1901–1910
  Alfred I
  The Duke of Edinburgh 		1844 1900 2nd son of Albert Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1893–1900
  Arthur
  The Duke of Connaught and Strathearn 		1850 1942 3rd son of Albert Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Leopold
  The Duke of Albany 		1853 1884 4th son of Albert Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Peter
  The Prince Royal
later, King Pedro V 		1837 1861 1st son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
King of Portugal 1853–1861
  Louis
  The Duke of Porto and Viseu
later, King Luís I 		1838 1889 2nd son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
King of Portugal 1861–1889
  John
  The Duke of Beja 		1842 1861 3rd son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Ferdinand
  Fernando 		1846 1861 4th son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Augustus
  The Duke of Coimbra 		1847 1889 5th son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Leopold
  Leopoldo 		1849 6th son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Eugene
  Eugénio 		1816 7th son of Ferdinand II Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Philipp 1844 1921 1st son of August
  Ludwig August 1845 1909 2nd son of August
  Ferdinand
  Tsar Ferdinand I 		1861 1948 3rd son of August Tsar of Bulgaria 1908–1918
  Leopold
  The Duke of Brabant 		1859 1869 Only son of Leopold II Born a Prince of Belgium.
  Baudouin
  Baudouin 		1869 1991 1st son of Philippe Born a Prince of Belgium.
  Albert
  Albert
later, King Albert I 		1875 1934 2nd son of Philippe Born a Prince of Belgium.
King of the Belgians 1909–1934
Fourth Generation
  Albert Victor
  The 1st Duke of Clarence and Avondale 		1864 1892 1st son of Edward VII Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  George
  The Prince of Wales
later, King George V 		1865 1936 2nd son of Edward VII Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
King of the United Kingdom 1910–1936
  Alexander John
  Alexander John 		1871 3rd son of Edward VII Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Alfred
  Alfred 		1874 1899 Only son of Alfred I Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Arthur
  Arthur 		1883 1938 Only son of Arthur Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Charles Edward I
  The Duke of Albany 		1884 1954 Only son of Leopold Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1900–1918
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  Charles
  The Prince Royal
later, King Carlos I 		1863 1908 1st son of Luís I Born a Prince of Portugal.
King of Portugal 1889–1908
  Afonso
  The Duke of Porto 		1865 1920 2nd son of Luís I Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Leopold Clement 1878 1916 Only son of Philipp
  Peter
  Dom Pedro Augusto 		1866 1934 1st son of Ludwig August
  August Leopold
  Dom Augusto Leopoldo 		1867 1922 2nd son of Ludwig August
  Joseph Ferdinand
  Dom José Fernando 		1869 1888 3rd son of Ludwig August
  Ludwig Gaston
  Dom Luís Gastão 		1870 1942 4th son of Ludwig August
  Boris
  The Prince of Tarnovo
later, Tsar Boris III 		1894 1943 1st son of Ferdinand I Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
Tsar of Bulgaria 1918–1943
  Kiril
  The Prince of Preslav 		1895 1945 2nd son of Ferdinand I Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
  Leopold
  The Duke of Brabant
later, King Leopold III 		1901 1983 1st son of Albert I Born a Prince of Belgium.
King of the Belgians 1934–1951
  Charles
  The Count of Flanders 		1903 1983 2nd son of Philippe Born a Prince of Belgium.

Draft Princes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

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List of Princes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Name Born Died Royal lineage Notes
Fifth Generation
  Edward
  The Prince of Wales
later King Edward VIII
later, The Duke of Windsor 		1894 1972 1st son of George V Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
King of the United Kingdom 1936
  Albert
  The Duke of York
later, King George VI 		1895 1952 2nd son of George V Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
King of the United Kingdom 1936–1952
  Henry
  The Duke of Gloucester 		1900 1974 3rd son of George V Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  George
  The Duke of Kent 		1902 1942 4th son of George V Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  John
  John 		1905 1919 5th son of George V Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Alastair
  The Duke of Connaught and Strathearn 		1914 1943 Only son of Arthur Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
  Johann Leopold
  Johann Leopold 		1906 1972 1st son of Charles Edward I Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
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  Hubertus
  Hubertus 		1909 1943 2nd son of Charles Edward I Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
(‡)
  Friedrich Josias
  Friedrich Josias 		1918 1998 3rd son of Charles Edward I Born a Prince of the United Kingdom.
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  Louis Philip
  The Prince Royal 		1887 1908 1st son of Carlos I Born a Prince of Portugal.
  Emmanuel II
  The Duke of Beja
later, King Manuel II 		1889 1932 2nd son of Carlos I Born a Prince of Portugal.
King of Portugal 1908–1910
  August Clemens 1895 1908 1st son of August Leopold
  Rainer 1900 1945 2nd son of August Leopold
  Philipp 1901 1994 3rd son of August Leopold (‡‡)
  Ernst 1907 1978 4th son of August Leopold (‡‡)
  Antonius 1901 1970 Only son of Ludwig Gaston
  Simeon
  The Prince of Turnovo
later, Tsar Simeon II 		1937 Only son of Boris III Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
Tsar of Bulgaria 1943–1946
  Baudouin
  The Duke of Brabant
later, King Baudouin I 		1930 1993 1st son of Leopold III Born a Prince of Belgium.
King of the Belgians 1951–1993
  Albert
  The Prince of Liège
later, King Albert II 		1934 2nd son of Leopold III Born a Prince of Belgium.
King of the Belgians 1993–2013
  Alexander
  Alexander 		1942 2009 3rd son of Leopold III Born a Prince of Belgium.
Sixth Generation
  Andreas 1943 1st son of Friedrich Josias
  Adrian 1955 2011 2nd son of Friedrich Josias (‡‡)
  Johannes Heinrich 1931 2010 Only son of Rainer
  Kardam
  The Prince of Turnovo 		1962 1st son of Simeon II Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
  Kyril
  The Prince of Preslav 		1964 2nd son of Simeon II Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
  Kubrat
  The Prince of Panagyurishte 		1965 3rd son of Simeon II Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
  Konstantin-Assen
  The Prince of Vidin 		1967 4th son of Simeon II Born a Prince of Bulgaria.
  Philippe
  The Duke of Brabant
later, King Philippe I 		1960 1st son of Albert II Born a Prince of Belgium.
King of the Belgians 2013–
  Laurent
  Laurent 		1963 2nd son of Albert II Born a Prince of Belgium.
Seventh Generation
  Hubertus 1975 1st son of Andreas
  Alexander 1977 2nd son of Andreas
  Johannes 1969 1987 Only son of Johannes Heinrich
Eighth Generation

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No Flag Prince Birth Death Notes Son of Sons
1st Generation
1   Prince Ernest
Later Duke Ernest I 		1784 1840 Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1826–1844 2
2   Prince Ferdinand
3 Sons 		1785 1851 3
3  
  		Prince Leopold
Later King Leopold I 		1790 1865 King of the Belgians 1831–1865 3
2nd Generation
1   Prince Ernest
Later Duke Ernest II		 1818 1893 Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1844–1893 Duke Ernest I 0
2  
 		 Prince Albert
Later Prince Consort		 1819 1861 4
3  
 		 Prince Ferdinand
Later King Fernando II		 1816 1885 King of Portugal 1837–1853 Prince Ferdinand 5
4   Prince August 1818 1881 3
5   Prince Leopold 1824 1884 1 MS
6  
 		 Prince Louis Philip 1833 1834 King Leopold I 0
7  
 		 Prince Leopold
Later King Leopold II		 1835 1909 King of the Belgians 1865–1909 1
8  
 		 Prince Philip 1837 1905 2
3rd Generation
1  
 		 Prince Albert Edward
Later King Edward VII		 1841 1910 King of the United Kingdom 1901–1910 Prince Albert 2
2  
 		 Prince Alfred
Later Duke Alfred I		 1844 1900 Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1893–1900 1
3  
 		 Prince Arthur 1850 1942 1
4  
 		 Prince Leopold 1853 1884 1
5  
 		 Prince Peter
Later King Pedro V		 1837 1861 King of Portugal 1853–1861 King Fernando II 0
6  
 		 Prince Louis
Later King Luís I		 1838 1889 King of Portugal 1861–1889 2
7  
 		 Prince John 1842 1861 0
8  
 		 Prince Ferdinand 1846 1861 0
9  
 		 Prince August 1847 1889 0
10   Prince Philipp 1844 1921 Prince August 1
11   Prince Ludwig August 1845 1907 4
12  
 		 Prince Ferdinand
Later Tsar Ferdinand I		 1861 1948 Tsar of Bulgaria 1908–1918 2
13  
 		 Prince Leopold 1859 1869 Leopold II 0
14  
 		 Prince Baudouin 1869 1891 Prince Philip 0
15  
 		 Prince Albert 1875 1934 King of the Belgians 1909–1934 2
4th Generation
1  
 		 Prince Albert Victor 1864 1892 King Edward VII 0
2  
 		 Prince George
Later King George V		 1865 1936 King of the United Kingdom 1910–1936 5
3  
 		 Prince Alfred 1874 1899 Duke Alfred I 0
4  
 		 Prince Arthur 1883 1938 Prince Arthur 1
6  
 		 Prince Charles Edward
Later Duke Charles Edward I		 1884 1954 Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha 1900–1918 Prince Leopold 3
7  
 		 Prince Charles
Later King Carlos I		 1863 1908 King of Portugal 1889–1908 King Luís I 2
8  
 		 Prince Alfonse 1865 1920 0
9   Prince Leopold 1878 1916 Prince Philipp 0
10  
 		 Prince Peter 1866 1934 Prince Ludwig August 0
11  
 		 Prince August Leopold 1867 1922 4
12  
 		 Prince Joseph Ferdinand 1869 1888 0
13  
 		 Prince Ludwig Gaston 1870 1942 1
14  
 		 Prince Boris
Later Tsar Boris III		 1894 1943 Tsar of Bulgaria 1918–1943 Tsar Ferdinand I 1
15  
 		 Prince Kiril 1895 1945 0
16  
 		 Prince Leopold
Later King Leopold III		 1901 1983 King of the Belgians 1934–1951 King Albert I 3
17  
 		 Prince Charles 1903 1983 0
5th Generation
1  
 		 Prince Edward
Later Edward VIII		 1894 1972 King of the United Kingdom 1936 King George V 0
2  
 		 Prince Albert
Later King George VI		 1895 1952 King of the United Kingdom 1936–1952 0
3  
 		 Prince Henry 1900 1974 2
4  
 		 Prince George 1902 1942 2
5  
 		 Prince John 1905 1919 0
6  
 		 Prince Alastair 1914 1943 Prince Arthur 0
7  
 		 Prince Johann Leopold 1906 1972 Duke Charles Edward I 2 MS
8  
 		 Prince Hubertus 1909 1943 0
9  
 		 Prince Friedrich Josias 1918 1998 2
10  
 		 Prince Louis Philip 1887 1908 King Carlos I 0
11  
 		 Prince Emmanuel
Later King Manuel II		 1889 1932 King of Portugal 1908–1910 0
12  
 		 Prince August Clemens 1895 1900 Prince August Leopold 1
13  
 		 Prince Rainer 1900 1945 1
14  
 		 Prince Philip 1901 1985 1 MS
15  
 		 Prince Ernst 1907 1978 0
16  
 		 Prince Antonius 1901 1970 Prince Ludwig Gaston 0
17  
 		 Prince Simon
Later Tsar Simon II		 1943 Tsar of Bulgaria 1943–1946 Tsar Boris III 4
18  
 		 Prince Baudouin
Later King Baudouin I		 1930 1993 King of the Belgians 1951–1993 King Leopold III 0
19  
 		 Prince Albert
Later King Albert II		 1934 King of the Belgians 1993–2013 2
20  
 		 Prince Alexander 1942 2009 0
6th Generation
( )
 		 Prince William 1941 1972 Prince Henry 0
( )
 		 Prince Richard 1944 1
( )
 		 Prince Edward 1935 Prince George 2
( )
 		 Prince Michael 1944 1
1  
( )		 Prince Andreas 1943 Prince Friedrich Josias 2
2  
( )		 Prince Adrian 1955 2011 2 MS
3  
 		 Prince Johannes Heinrich 1931 2010 Prince Rainer 1
7th Generation
1  
( )		 Prince Hubertus 1975 Prince Andreas
2   Prince Alexander 1977
3  
 		 Prince Johannes 1969 1987 Prince 0
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Saudi Arabia line of succession

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Danish Princes

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No Prince Birth Death Notes Son of
Forfather
1 Christian IX of Denmark 1818 1906   King of Denmark 1863–1906
1st Generation
1 Frederick VIII of Denmark 1843 1912   King of Denmark 1906–1912 Christian IX of Denmark
2 Prince William of Denamrk
(Later George I of Greece) 		1845 1913   King of Greece 1963–1913
3 Prince Valdemar of Denmark 1858 1939
2nd Generation
1 Christian X of Denmark 1870 1947   King of Denmark 1912–1947
  King of Iceland 1918–1944 		Frederick VIII of Denmark
2 Prince Carl of Denamrk
(Later Haakoon VII of Norway) 		1872 1957   King of Norway 1905–1957
3 Prince Harald of Denmark 1876 1949
4 Prince Gustav of Denmark 1887 1944 Unmarried
5 Prince Constantine of Denmark
(Later Constantine I of Greece) 		1868 1923   King of Greece 1913–1917, 1920–1922 King George I of Greece
6 Prince George of Denmark 1869 1957   Prince of Greece
7 Prince Nicholas of Denmark 1872 1938   Prince of Greece
8 Prince Andrew of Denmark 1882 1944   Prince of Greece
9 Prince Christopher of Denmark 1888 1940   Prince of Greece
10 Prince Aage of Denmark 1887 1940 Lost dynastic rights in 1914 Prince Valdemar of Denmark
11 Prince Axel of Denmark 1888 1964
12 Prince Erik of Denamrk 1890 1950 Lost dynastic rights in 1924
13 Prince Viggo of Denmark 1893 1970 Lost dynastic rights in 1924
3rd Generation
1 Frederick IX of Denmark 1899 1972   King of Denmark 1947–1972 Christian X of Denmark
2 Prince Knud of Denmark 1900 1976
3 Prince Alexander of Denamrk
(Later Olav V of Norway) 		1903 1991   King of Norway 1957–1991 King Haakon VII of Norway
4 Prince Gorm of Denmark 1919 1991 Unmarried Prince Harald of Denmark
5 Prince Oluf of Denmark 1923 1990 Lost dynastic rights in 1948
6 Prince George of Denmark
(Later George II of Greece) 		1890 1947   King of Greece 1922–1924, 1935–1947 King Constantine I of Greece
7 Prince Alexander of Denmark
(Later Alexander I of Greece) 		1893 1920   King of Greece 1917–1920
8 Prince Paul of Denmark
(Later Paul I of Greece) 		1901 1964   King of Greece 1947–1964
9 Prince Peter of Denmark 1908 1980   Prince of Greece Prince George of Greece
10 Prince Philip of Denmark
(Later Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh) 		1921   Prince of Greece 1921–1947
  Duke of Edinburgh 1947– 		Prince Andrew of Greece
11 Prince Michael of Denmark 1939   Prince of Greece Prince Christopher of Greece
12 Prince George Valdemar of Denmark 1920 1986 Prince Axel of Denmark
13 Prince Flemming Valdemar of Denmark 1922 2002 Lost dynastic rights in 1948
4th Generation
1 Prince Ingolf of Denmark 1940 Lost dynastic rights in 1968 Prince Knud of Denmark
2 Prince Christian of Denmark 1942 2013 Lost dynastic rights in 1971
3 Prince Harald of Denamrk
(Later Harald V of Norway) 		1937   King of Norway 1991– King Olav V of Norway
4 Prince Constantine of Denmark 1940   King of Norway 1964–1973 King Paul I of Greece
5 Prince Charles 1948   The Prince of Wales Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
6 Prince Andrew 1960   The Duke of York
7 Prince Edward 1964   The Earl of Wessex
5th Generation
3 Prince Haakon of Denmark 1973   Crown Prince of Norway 1991– King Harald V of Norway
6th Generation
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