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Latest comment: 2 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Hi all and excuse me for this situation, but I found it appropriate to open this discussion :
1 I insert information that is then deleted for no reason, I explained the reason: today no state recognizes the Franco-Italian branch as Duke of Calabria, this title belongs to the Spanish-Italian branch thanks to the sentences issued in 1986, 2011 and 2012, also no state recognizes the ducal title to Carlo di Castro.
In the entry they are mentioned as duchesses Camilla and Chantal, false news and moreover impossible as Charles has claimed the title for his daughter Carolina. Carlo does not own it.
I explained the reason for the removal because after the sentences the duchesses are Alice of Bourbon-Parma, Anne of Orléans and prince Peter's wife, Sofia. As stated by the Italian Wikipedia with note, the claim to the title of Duke of Calabria by the branch French is the result of SELF-PRODUCED documentation. Thank you.
