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Succession to the West Phoenician throne is determined by descent, legitimacy, and religion.
'''Succession to the West Phoenician throne''' is determined by descent, legitimacy, and religion.


Traditionally, succession follows to the Monarch's children, children's line or for a childless Monarch to their nearest collateral line.
Traditionally, succession follows to the Monarch's children, children's line or for a childless Monarch to their nearest collateral line.
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The [[Succession Act 1616]] details the eligibility to the West Phoenician throne.  
The [[Succession Act 1616]] details the eligibility to the West Phoenician throne.  
The Succession Act 1616 ensured the line of succession would follow an absolute primogeniture ascension, allowing both genders the right to succeed to the throne.
The Succession Act 1616 ensured the line of succession would follow an absolute primogeniture ascension, allowing both genders the right to succeed to the throne.
In 1900
barred from the succession by being a foreign Sovereign or marrying a foreign Sovereign


In 1971, reigning monarch [[Juno Bush|Queen Juno Bush]] introduced an amendment to The Succession Act 1616.
In 1971, reigning monarch [[Juno Bush|Queen Juno Bush]] introduced an amendment to The Succession Act 1616.

Revision as of 10:04, 2 August 2021

Succession to the West Phoenician throne is determined by descent, legitimacy, and religion.

Traditionally, succession follows to the Monarch's children, children's line or for a childless Monarch to their nearest collateral line.

The Succession Act 1616 details the eligibility to the West Phoenician throne. The Succession Act 1616 ensured the line of succession would follow an absolute primogeniture ascension, allowing both genders the right to succeed to the throne.

In 1900 barred from the succession by being a foreign Sovereign or marrying a foreign Sovereign

In 1971, reigning monarch Queen Juno Bush introduced an amendment to The Succession Act 1616. The amendment which was approved by the National government, allows for the disqualification of royal members from the line of Succession if they are not members of either the True Path Faith or the United Pagan faith religions.


History has shown non first born children often jump ahead of siblings by either disposing of the current ruler or eliminating their siblings.


Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II is the current ruler, his children will inherit after he either abdicates or does.

The emperors older siblings and their children will than fall into the line of succession.

The succession line than moves onto the descendant of Emperor Glenton's maternal aunt Princess Ynocencia Bush, Grand Duchess of West Phoenicia (1929-2016)

The line then passes to the siblings of Emperor Glenton's maternal grandfather, King Jarius Bush II who are still living and their descendants.

The throne would ultimately pass onto the Emperor's, fathers siblings and their descendants as a way to keep the same bloodline on the throne if the current line is declared exhausted.

Succession to the Throne

  1. ↑ Aphrilis Sunbury-Bush is no longer eligible for succession due to marriage to a reigning foreign Sovereign. Her children are still eligible.
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