The Queen of Denmark streamlined the royal family and 4 grandchildren lost the title of Her Highness: You can enjoy civilian life
According to foreign media reports, the Danish queen began a plan to streamline the royal family, and about four grandchildren lost their royal titles. This reform has been brewing for many years, and now it has finally landed, triggering the onlookers of netizens.
Margaret II announced that she had long wanted to streamline the royal family, and from the second son, their descendants would not have the title of His Highness. Four grandchildren lose their royal membership and need to find their own way out to fend for themselves, while not having to perform royal duties.
Starting this year's New Year's Day, the Danish royal family will be streamlined with four members, including: Nikolai, 23, Felix, 20, 13-year-old Henrik and 10-year-old Athena, who are about to start enjoying their civilian life.
That is to say, the seventh heir to the eleventh order will be kicked out of the royal family. The Danish royal family has issued a statement that the four grandchildren will start a new life, unfettered by the rules of the royal family, and will start their own carefree civilian life.
Of course, the plan to streamline the royal family will not affect the children of Crown Prince Frederick and Crown Prince Mary, who are the heirs to the throne. That is to say, the members who have been streamlined no longer enjoy royal allowances, nor can they use taxpayers' money, and they are completely "independent".
In fact, many royal families are now "losing weight", and the Danish royal family is just moving quickly and walking in the forefront. Margaret II was Elizabeth II's cousin, and the two were close friends for many years, and their status was high and loved.
The Danish queen's revocation of the titles of Her Royal Highness to her four grandchildren was the result of negotiations between the two sides and did not provoke a sharp conflict. Instead, Harry is different, expressing protest and dissatisfaction, jealous and unwilling to accept reality, in stark contrast to the Danish royal family.
Queen Margaret has two sons, Crown Prince Frederick and Prince Joachim, in addition to eight grandchildren. In the past, all grandchildren could use the title of His Highness, but now the situation is completely different.
Four of these grandchildren were cleared out of the royal family's frame in the hope that they could enjoy a free civilian life. They are no longer subordinate to the royal family, and they cannot enjoy their rights without having to fulfill their royal obligations.
Ancient European royal families often married, so when they traced back to their roots, they were almost all family. Although Denmark and the United Kingdom were far apart, Margaret and Elizabeth kept in touch, often corresponding or making phone calls.
Queen Margaret is clearly more individual, her biggest hobby is smoking, and a photo of her pipe is famous all over the world. The two queens not only have a family relationship, but also have the same life experience, so they often meet and communicate and maintain a close relationship.
The eighty-two-year-old Queen of Denmark, similar in status and status to Queen Elizabeth, is also the soul of the royal family. Due to the apparent recession in Europe, Margaret did not want to be extravagant and reduced the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the coronation.
Both queens were descendants of Queen Victoria, but both were in charge of enormous royal duties, and it was clear that Queen Margaret was more egotistical. Both in dress and style, they are more dashing than Queen Elizabeth.
When Margaret first took the throne, most people did not approve of the monarchy and even wanted to abolish the "mascot". But the Danish Queen instituted reforms to modernize the monarchy, earning the respect and support of the populace.
Although Frederick was crown prince, Queen Margaret also announced that she would never abdicate, working until the last second of her life. Much like Queen Elizabeth, she bowed down to the royal family and died.
After Queen Elizabeth's death, the eighty-two-year-old Queen Margaret herself came to the funeral to give the old friend one last ride. After Queen Elizabeth's departure, Margaret became the longest-reigning head of state, and the burden on her was extremely heavy.
The two queens are cousins within three generations, have always held close ties, and are the core figures of the royal family. The royal families of the two countries had to make reforms, and streamlining most of the royal family members was actually a helpless move.
If the royal family rule is to be long-lasting, it must conform to the will of the people and get more support. Both the Danish royal family and the British royal family are "surviving with a broken arm", and it is obviously wise to go light on the road.
The four grandchildren of the Queen of Denmark gladly accepted the royal family's arrangement and did not come out to expose and smear the royal family. In contrast, the Harrys are not in a big pattern, and they continue to make moths for the sake of small profits, so that the British royal family directly disgraces.
If you were a member of the royal family, would you gladly accept such an arrangement? Will members of the royal family willingly accept all this when they become commoners?