Royals Who Married Their Relatives
Historically, the rules of royal marriages have been completely bizarre to normal people.
Read MoreYou're lost. Like the missing section of the Nixon tapes, this page has vanished from history, but maybe you were looking for one of these:
Historically, the rules of royal marriages have been completely bizarre to normal people.
Read MoreSome royals have gone out with last words that are ironic, tragic, or otherwise notable. Here are a few of history's most intriguing royal outro lines.
Read MoreHere are some royals who decided (or were forced) to ditch their old lives to try and make it in a land of no kings, the United States of America.
Read MoreLife as a royal can be complicated, but death isn't always a simpler affair. These are some of history's most unusual and downright bizarre royal deaths.
Read MoreThere are lots of rumors of illegitimate children attached to members of Britain's royal family, though many tales remain solidly in the realm of speculation.
Read MoreThe team name of the Kansa City Royals doesn't have regal connotations, but is rooted in the city's livestock tradition. Here's how the team got its name.
Read MoreThroughout history, the ruling classes have typically lived extraordinary lives when compared to their subjects, but a few royals were truly bizarre people.
Read MoreThanks to all the bodyguards who surround them pretty much constantly, it is very difficult to kidnap a royal. But that doesn't stop some criminals from trying.
Read MoreBefore it rang for Queen Elizabeth II, the Sebastopol Bell was last used for her mother, the Queen Mother, who died in 2002. Here's its royal history.
Read MoreCommon folk marrying into ancient, royal families - it seems like everybody's doing it these days. But what really happens when royals marry commoners?
Read MoreWhether it's a terrible accident or a misunderstanding or done with malice, there are plenty of weird things that happened to royals' bodies after they died.
Read MorePrincess Diana's death August 31, 1997 left the United Kingdom in shock, and the effect rippled through the royal family. Here's what happened.
Read MoreWestminster Abbey has historically served as a burial site for monarchs of the UK, but that has changed in recent years. These are the royals buried there.
Read MoreOver the years, Meat Loaf would get several bit parts in film and on television, including an appearance in the Brad Pitt-Edward Norton film Fight Club. In the midst of his fame, his Meat Loaf's celebrity status at an all-time high, the singer accomplished quite a bit. Like, upsetting the Royals.
Read MoreThese royals mysteriously vanished, and they probably won't be showing up anytime soon.
Read MoreWhen Prince Philip died on April 9, he was the third longest-lived British royal in history, but other royals have achieved similar longevity.
Read MoreFunerals for the British royal family are formal ceremonies, and like other official occasions, they are steeped in tradition and follow strict rules.
Read MoreWorld War I brought plenty of change, which could be seen and felt globally, especially in large cities like London.
Read MoreWhile all royal deaths are impactful, they're even more affecting when they happen in public. This is what happens when they die in front of their subjects.
Read MoreAs world leaders gathered at Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 19, the Dutch royal family had one of the best views.
Read MoreThe federal government is a maze of agencies, bureaus, organizations, and interwoven rivalries and cooperation, including various security arms.
Read MoreDespite how delicious the fruits of the sea may be, you're unlikely to spot any British royals partaking of them.
Read MoreFollowing the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the pomp and circumstance of royal funerary practices are in full view. Here is why royals never have an open casket.
Read MoreThe British royal family has numerous traditions and regulations that run their day-to-day lives, and that includes their medical care, at home and afield.
Read MoreThe funeral ceremonies for Queen Elizabeth II have given rise to a remarkable level of attention to detail by members of her extended royal family.
Read MoreMental illness was around long before there was a name for it. One strange affliction was that some royals believed they were made of glass.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's family stood steadfast by her side throughout the funeral. Some keen mourners of the queen saw a macabre point during the ceremony.
Read MoreFor centuries, Europeans used human body parts -- including the skull -- as cures and remedies for various ailments.
Read More"The individuals so afflicted were convinced that their bodies were made of glass -- and not the bulletproof kind of glass that might actually be helpful if, say, you're a professional skateboarder."
Read MoreProtecting some of the U.K.'s most valuable human assets, royal bodyguards have a thankless yet vital job. These are the many rules they need to abide by.
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