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How likely is it for a father to succeed his late son on the throne, while this son also has a younger brother?
We are here building fictional worlds, informed by logic, science, history, precedent, and all that. So the answer is "it depends on the traditions of your monarchy." And with that, some ...
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How likely is it for a father to succeed his late son on the throne, while this son also has a younger brother?
There is a historical example of this happening in the inter-war period of the twentieth century. It did not go well, largely due to the personality of the individual involved.
Carol II of Romania, ...
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