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instanceOf
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hereditary title
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noble title
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royal title
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appliesToJurisdiction
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England
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Great Britain
→
United Kingdom
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Wales
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associatedWith
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British crown
→
English crown
→
Wales
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ceremonyType
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investiture
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confersStatus
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heir apparent
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country
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United Kingdom
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domain
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British royal family
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genderRestriction
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male
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grantedBy
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reigning monarch of the United Kingdom
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hasFemaleCounterpart
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Princess of Wales
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hasHistoricalPrecursor
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native Welsh princes
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hasPart
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territorial designation Wales
→
title Prince
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hasRole
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heir apparent to the British throne
→
heir apparent to the English throne
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inception
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14th century
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isNotAutomaticallyAcquired
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true
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languageOfName
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English
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linkedTitle
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Duke of Cornwall
→
Duke of Rothesay
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motto
|
Ich dien
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notableHistoricalHolder
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Charles III
→
Edward I's son Edward of Caernarfon
→
Edward VII
→
Edward VIII
→
George IV
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precedenceOver
|
other royal princes in the United Kingdom
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previousHolder
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Charles III
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requires
|
formal creation by letters patent or announcement
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seatTraditionallyAssociated
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Caernarfon Castle
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style
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His Royal Highness
→
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subclassOf
|
heir apparent title
→
princely title
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symbol
|
Prince of Wales's feathers
→
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titleHolderAsOf2024
|
William, Prince of Wales
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titleType
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peerage-style dignity without separate peerage
→
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traditionallyHeldBy
|
eldest son of the reigning monarch
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usedBy
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British monarchy
→
English monarchy
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usedInMonarchyType
|
constitutional monarchy
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