Duke of Cornwall

Introduction

One of the members of the British royal family John's second marriage married Guolam's Isabel, Henry, Henry III, First Generation Cornwall, The current Cornwall is the eldest son of the British Queen Elizabeth I. Prayer Charles.

Rights

Territory

The territory of the Duke of Cornwall has about 570 square kilometers, of which more than half of Devon. The Duke of Cornwall has some privileges in its territory, which has also triggered controversy about Cornwall constitutional status.

right

Duchy of Cornwall Senior Sergeant person designated by the Duke and not by the king, while the other cases in Wales and England is just the opposite. In addition, the Duke of Cornwall has the right to returned to the housing of the people who died without the successor. All captured squids in the Cornwall territory are dedicated to the Duke on the etiquette. Cornwall holds ownership of ships on all territory pier. In 2003, the annual income of the entire public exceeded 9.94 million pounds and did not have to pay taxes. However, the Prince of Wales did not pay attention to the corresponding tax

badge

Cornwall The Duke's weapon is decorated with "fifteen gold coins" badges, is a black shield, which is inverted the positive triangle arrangement 15 representative gold coins. On the princes of Wales, there is such a small shield below the main shield. The badge is used in the late 15th century, most of which are replaced by the badge of the Prince Wales. The motto of the Duke of Cornwall is "houmout", from the Black Privyl Edward, meaning the supreme glory.

History

The Duke of Cornwall is always the eldest son of the British monarch. Cornwall is the first Duke of the Kingdom of England. In 1336, the King of England King Edward, the Children, the Children, the Church Edward, was the first Cornwall. However, after Ed Hua has not inherited the throne, the Duke of the Duke is re-enacted to his son, which is the future Richard II. In 1421, it stipulates that the Duke of Cornwall directly gave the elder son of the UK. If the eldest son of the British monarch, the son of his eldest son cannot directly inherit the Duke. However, if the eldest son does not have a child, it will be done by the Son of the UK. Based on these criteria, only the British monarch's son may become the Duke of Cornwall, even though the grandson is heir to the throne, the grandson has no right to inherit the title Duke. However, it is possible that the throne heir has the title of the Prince Wales, but there is no Duke of Cornwall. George 3, who was like George II, George II, who had not yet inherited the throne, but did not have the title of Cornwall, because he is the grandson of the king, not a son.

Since Camilla married to Wales Prince, Kamilla's title is the His Temple of the Duke of Cornwall, not the Wales.