Succession to the Autelian Throne

The line of succession to the Norwegian throne consists of people entitled to become head of state of Norway.

The succession is currently governed by Article IX of the Constitution, altered most recently in 1960 to introduce absolute primogeniture among the children and further eligible descendants of King Alexander III.

Only legitimate descendants of the reigning monarch and the reigning monarch's siblings and their legitimate descendants can be in line to the throne. In the event that there is no-one in the line of succession, the Parliament has the right to elect a successor under Article X (if the monarch is alive) or Article XXVI (if the monarch has died).

Upon acceding to the throne (and being of age), the Autelian monarch is required by Article IX of the Constitution to take an oath before members of the Parliament and undergo a coronation ceremony.

Line of succession

• Alexander IV (1965-2015)
  • Queen Marie-Agathe (b. 1990)
    • (1) Alexander, Crown Prince of Autelia (b. 2012)
    • (2) Prince Félix of Autelia (b. 2014)
    • (3) Princess Charlotte, Madame Royale (b. 2017)
    • (4) Princess Armelle of Autelia (b. 2017)
  • (5) Princess Désirée of Sweden, Duchess of Öregrund (b. 1992)
    • (6) Prince Axel of Sweden, Duke of Ängelholm (b. 2018)
    • (7) Princess Louise of Sweden, Duchess of Västervik (b. 2019)
  • (8) Princess Amélie, Viscountess Strickland (b. 2000)