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The victor of a [[Crown tournament]] should the victor be male (or the the consort of the victor, if the victor was female) is the '''Crown Prince,''' until he is crowned, at which point, of course, he becomes the [[King]]. |
The victor of a [[Crown tournament]] should the victor be male (or the the consort of the victor, if the victor was female) is the '''Crown Prince,''' until he is crowned, at which point, of course, he becomes the [[King]]. |
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As Crown Prince, he is permitted to use the [[heir]]'s version of the [[Kingdom arms]] and [[coronet]]s until his [[coronation]]. He is referred to as Your Highness or Your Royal Highness. |
As Crown Prince, he is permitted to use the [[heir]]'s version of the [[Kingdom]] [[arms]] (often distinguished by a [[label of three points]]) and [[coronet]]s until his [[coronation]]. He is referred to as Your Highness or Your Royal Highness. |
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See also [[Crown Princess]] |
See also [[Crown Princess]] |
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Revision as of 00:59, 6 May 2007
SCA Usage
The victor of a Crown tournament should the victor be male (or the the consort of the victor, if the victor was female) is the Crown Prince, until he is crowned, at which point, of course, he becomes the King.
As Crown Prince, he is permitted to use the heir's version of the Kingdom arms (often distinguished by a label of three points) and coronets until his coronation. He is referred to as Your Highness or Your Royal Highness.
See also Crown Princess
