After the accession on Thursday of the new king, under the name of Carlos III, after the death of his mother Elizabeth II, this is the line of succession to the British throne.
The law that gave priority to men over women was abolished in 2011, but it applies to those born before that date.
The list is very long. The current King of Spain, Felipe VI, was ranked 567th by blood in a list drawn up in 2011 that includes Catholics, although these, in principle, could not access a throne due to their religion, which also makes them heads of the Church. anglican
1. Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (Eldest son of Charles and Diana and grandson of the Queen, born 1982)
2. Prince George of Cambridge (Eldest son of William and Catherine, great-grandson of the Queen, born 2013)
3. Princess Charlotte of Cambridge (daughter of William and Catherine, great-granddaughter of the queen, born 2015)
4. Prince Louis of Cambridge (son of William and Catherine, great-grandson of the queen, born 2018)
5. Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (son of Charles and Diana and grandson of the queen, born 1984)
6. Archie, son of Harry and Meghan (born May 6, 2019)
7. Lilibet Diana, daughter of Enrique and Meghan (born June 4, 2021 United States)
8. Prince Andrew, Duke of York (The Queen’s second son, born 1960)