Royal lineage

Royal lineage refers to the hereditary succession of monarchy, where titles and authority pass through family lines, typically from parent to child. It establishes a person's rightful place within a royal family, determining who becomes king, queen, prince, or princess based on laws or traditions. This lineage often influences national history, politics, and cultural identity. Successions may follow different systems, such as primogeniture (first-born inheritance) or other customs, ensuring continuity of the royal family’s rule across generations. Royal lineage connects individuals to a historical legacy, shaping leadership and societal structure.