Tronföljd norska
The Norwegian monarchy traces its history and origin back to the unification and founding of Norway , as well as Norway's first king, Harald I of the Fairhair dynasty. The royal family is defined as those who hold a royal title. The website did not describe Ari Behn as part of the royal family, only as the father of Märtha Louise's children, in line with traditional practice. Norge är en konstitutionell monarki där monarken är landets statschef.
This is in keeping with its origin as the coat of arms of the kings of Norway during the Middle Ages. The halberd was officially discarded and the shorter axe reintroduced by royal decree in , when an authorized rendering was instituted for the first time. Olav , the weapon used to kill him in the battle of Stiklestad in The specific rendering of the Norwegian arms has changed through the years, following changing heraldic fashions.
In the official design for royal and government arms was again changed, this time reverting to the medieval pattern, with a triangular shield and a more upright lion. Upon becoming independent in , Norway decided through a referendum to remain as a monarchy, with its first monarch being the Danish-born King Haakon VII , whose family consisted of the British Princess Maud and their son Olav. The handle was usually curved in order to fit the shape of shield preferred at the time, and also to match the shape of coins.
The Constitution specifically recognizes only those who hold royal titles such as prince or princess, or those who are in the line of succession. The earliest preserved reference to the colour of the arms is the King's Saga written down in In King Eirik Magnusson added the crown and silver axe to the lion. In each case they are children of "other royals", that is other people than the king or the crown prince.
Håkon the Old — used a shield with a lion. Ämbetsuppgifterna, som inkluderar utnämning av statsminister och statsråden, promulgation av lag, högste befälhavare för militären, liksom reglerna för successionsordning återfinns i Norges grundlag från år Members of the Norwegian royal family are people related to King Harald V of Norway or former Norwegian monarchs who are royals and who hold royal titles.
The coat of arms of Norway is one of the oldest in Europe and serves both as the coat of arms of the nation and of the Royal House. Since the s, the term royal house has been used on the website of the royal family to refer only to the monarch and his spouse, the heir apparent and his spouse, and the heir apparent's eldest child. The royal family was from the same time used to refer to other princes or princesses, but did not include untitled relatives of the royal family.
Only the eldest child is a Royal Highness , while the others do not have any styles in Norwegian, although the style of Highnesses may be used informally in foreign languages. In September , three days after Märtha Louise married conspiracy theorist Durek Verrett , the royal court removed the term "royal family" from the website of the royal court and clarified that Marius Borg Høiby is not royal.
Both are informal terms.
Vad händer när Norges kung Harald går bort Svensk Damtidning
Norway, Sweden and Denmark had joint monarchs during the Kalmar Union in the late Middle Ages, and Norway remained in union with Denmark after Sweden left the union in Following the reformation a joint Danish-Norwegian state was established —37, which was ruled from Copenhagen by the House of Oldenburg until Norway was ceded to Sweden at the Treaty of Kiel in following Denmark-Norway's defeat in the Napoleonic Wars. The term does not include non-royal relatives.
Instead, the king's monogram is extensively used, for instance in military insignia and on coins. It is King Haakon's descendants that today make up the current royal family of Norway. Norway was briefly independent with its own king in , but forced into a new union with Sweden under the rule of the House of Bernadotte. The website made no mention at all of Marius Borg Høiby , Mette-Marit's son from a previous relationship.
The royal coat of arms is not used frequently. The website mentioned that Märtha Louise has the children Maud Angelica Behn and Leah Isadora Behn, but did not describe them as royal or part of the royal house or royal family, as they are commoners and do not hold any title. The following are grandchildren of Norwegian kings who are not royal themselves and who hold no title. In Norway there is traditionally no distinction between the royal house kongehuset and the royal family kongelige familie.
The coat of arms of the royal house as well as the Royal Standard uses the lion design from The earliest preserved depiction of the Royal Standard is on the seal of Duchess Ingebjørg from When used as the royal coat of arms the shield features the insignias of the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav around it and is framed by a royal ermine robe , surmounted by the crown of Norway. With the introduction of the Norwegian Law of Succession in , the legal framework established that only one monarch and one royal family was, through succession, allowed to rule.
In the late Middle Ages , the axe handle gradually grew longer and came to resemble a halberd.
Det här händer när kung Harald lämnar över tronen till Haakon – frågetecknet kring Mette-Marit
Han är gift med kronprinsessan Mette-Marit som är född den 19 augusti De gifte sig i Oslos domkyrka 25 augusti The current king Harald V descends from all of the four kings belonging to the House of Bernadotte — that preceded the House of Glücksburg on the throne and is the first Norwegian monarch to be a descendant of all previous Norwegian monarchs since The royal family's association with American conspiracy theorist Durek Verrett has been cited as contributing to a deterioration in its reputation.
Haakon är först i den norska tronföljden. Through marriages and historical alliances, the Norwegian royal family is closely related to the Swedish and Danish royal families as well as being more distantly related to royal families of Greece and the United Kingdom. The current family who holds the throne are members of the House of Glücksburg [ 1 ] who ascended to the Norwegian throne after the election of Prince Carl of Denmark as King of Norway regnal name Haakon VII during the dissolution of the Swedish-Norwegian union in The children of the reigning Monarch and the children of the heir apparent are granted the title Prince of Norway or Princess of Norway.