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The '''Crownprince''' is the prince that is next in line for the throne. Some countries allow females to be successors, in which case they are called the [[Crownprincess]]. The Crownprince almost always also carries the title [[Daeken]] of whatever the capital of the region is. For example, Crownprince [[Falder of Brant]] is the Daeken of [[Elidel]]. [[Lorican of Elund]], after the invasion by the [[Clavics]], took the new title Daeken of [[Caldivar]] instead of [[The Rorhold]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:14, 21 May 2021
Template:Infobox nobility The Crownprince is the prince that is next in line for the throne. Some countries allow females to be successors, in which case they are called the Crownprincess. The Crownprince almost always also carries the title Daeken of whatever the capital of the region is. For example, Crownprince Falder of Brant is the Daeken of Elidel. Lorican of Elund, after the invasion by the Clavics, took the new title Daeken of Caldivar instead of The Rorhold.