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  • Aug 15

    Liechtenstein abolishes 400-year-old Salic law, opens throne to women

    Hereditary Prince Alois announced on National Day that the princely family voted to replace male primogeniture with absolute primogeniture, ending a rule in place since 1606 and making Liechtenstein the last European state to drop Salic law.

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