Comments by "Lord Skeptic" (@Lord_Skeptic) on "Who Would Be Jacobite King of the UK Today?" video.

  1. A thing I preferred in the previous video is it showed the years they would have been monarch. It also showed the lineage from Charles II to Diana. A thing I preferred about this video is it also showed the descendents of Sophia's siblings. One thing he could have done though was shown how the line of succession changed during the time of William III & Mary II and Anne.
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  2. it is not that complicated. Engkand? Never heard of it. Also what has that got to do with anything I said.
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  3.  @Sunsetaren  it is probably because I pointed out a few things as well
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  4. 0:30 George I was 53rd in line when Anne died. That is if you put James II's son James at number 0.
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  5. I have 4 claimants for Jacobite succession depending on when you want to switch to absolute progeniture. Franz Bavaria. Marie Bavaria (Franz older sister) (absolute progeniture from Charles I (through a different line though (it goes through Ludwig III))). Joaquin (absolute progeniture from Charles Emanuel III). Maria Beatrice (absolute progeniture from Henry VII).
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  6. 12:34 and Charles II
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  7. Absolute progeniture from George III: Friederike Von Der Osten. Absolute progeniture from Sophia of Hanover: Johan Frederick Alexander Zu Wied (that goes through William I and II of Wuttenberg). Absolute progeniture from Henry VII: Maria Beatrice.
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  8. A female preference primogeniture succession from Henry VII would lead to Maria Beatrice as well. It goes through James I/VI and Sophia of Hanover.
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  9. There are about 5753 in line According to the 2011 succession list. That list includes the non protestants though who would actually be omitted. There could be more or less now since people have been born and people have died since then. The last one is Karin Vogel. Omitting the non protestants she would be about 4972nd or 4973rd in line (according to wikidata).
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