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The Crown Society is a not-for-profit, non-political, organisation dedicated to uniting people in the UK and beyond, who share a passion for the institution of Constitutional Monarchy.

23/08/2026

‘Liechtenstein 🇱🇮 Royal Family Makes Historic Change to Succession Rules’

A major royal story this week comes from Liechtenstein, where the princely family announced a landmark reform allowing women to succeed to the throne on equal terms with men. The change was approved as part of updated house laws governing the ruling dynasty and marks a significant shift away from the country's previous male-preference succession system.

The move brings Liechtenstein closer to the succession rules already adopted by most European monarchies, including the United Kingdom, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Norway. Commentators have described the decision as one of the most important constitutional developments for the small Alpine principality in recent decades.

20/08/2026

‘King Harald 👑 🇳🇴 Hospitalised and on Sick Leave’

Norway's Royal House announced that King Harald V, 89, was admitted to Oslo's National Hospital and placed on sick leave for two weeks after doctors identified complications related to treatment for a rare blood condition. During his absence, Crown Prince Haakon has taken over as regent, carrying out the monarch's constitutional duties.

This is notable because King Harald is Europe's oldest reigning monarch and has faced several health challenges in recent years, including heart procedures and hospitalisations. The latest news has renewed attention on the future role of Crown Prince Haakon and the long-term succession plans of the Norwegian monarchy.

18/08/2026

👑 King Charles III has officially begun his summer stay at Balmoral Castle, receiving a traditional Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 welcome complete with bagpipes, a Guard of Honour, and the return of the historic Balmoral Highlanders. A celebration of royal history and Scottish heritage.

16/08/2026

Zara Tindall claimed a major equestrian victory this week, winning the British Open Championship at Hartpury with Class Affair. The win marks a standout sporting moment for the Royal Family and a big return to championship success for Princess Anne’s daughter.

15/08/2026

Wishing Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal a very happy 76th birthday.

Princess Anne has long been admired for her dedication, discipline and unwavering commitment to public service. As King Charles and Buckingham Palace marked the occasion, royal watchers also reflected on her remarkable record of duty and her continuing work across the United Kingdom.

14/08/2026

King’s Grenadian State Portrait

King Charles III is King 👑 of Grenada 🇬🇩 because Grenada is a Commonwealth realm with a parliamentary constitutional monarchy. In this role, he is Grenada’s sovereign and head of state, separate from his role as King of the United Kingdom or any other realm. Most constitutional duties in Grenada are carried out on his behalf by the Governor-General.

King Charles III is depicted wearing Grenadian honours: the sash and breast star of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Nation, the neck badge of a Companion of the Order of Grenada, and medals representing the Order of the National Hero, the Order of the Nation, and the Order of Grenada.

12/08/2026

Honour, heritage, and service: The Royal Order of the Tiger and Hawk

The Crown Society is delighted to highlight the Royal Order of the Tiger and Hawk, known in the Akan language as “Ɔsebɔ ne akrɔma.”

This distinguished order comes from the Kingdom of New Sawereso-Seinuah, a traditional sub-national kingdom in Ghana. The Royal House presents New Sawereso-Seinuah as a community rooted in cultural heritage, traditional leadership, education, health, and development.

The Royal Order of the Tiger and Hawk is an Order of Merit, and its motto, “Harnessing the tiger in service to the people,” beautifully expresses the ideal that honour is not simply symbolic. It is a call to use strength, courage, and leadership for the benefit of others.

The Grandmaster of the Order is HM Nana Agyemang Duah Katakyie III of New Sawereso-Seinuah, whose leadership is closely associated with education, community development, and cultural preservation.

The Kingdom is located within the Republic of Ghana, a West African nation and member of the Commonwealth of Nations.

11/08/2026

Army Boost

A 19-year-old princess 👑 was one of around 1,600 young Danes 🇩🇰 who began military service this week, as part of a significant expansion of the country’s conscription policy. Princess Isabella (pictured), King Frederik X and Queen Mary’s daughter, will serve for 11 months. Under the Danish system, volunteers make up the first intake. Then, if there is a shortfall in numbers, conscription becomes mandatory – with recruits selected via a lottery. Previously, conscripts served for four months and women were not subject to the mandatory lottery. The annual number of conscripts is set to rise from 5,000 to 7,500 by 2033.

10/08/2026

Prince Emmanuel of Belgium 🇧🇪 steps into the spotlight as DJ Vyntrix with first solo single 💿“Wonder”

Prince Emmanuel of Belgium has launched his first solo single, “Wonder,” under his DJ name Vyntrix. The story was covered this week by HOLA! on the 5th August 2026, which framed it as a notable modern shift for a direct child of a reigning monarch, and by VRT NWS on 3 August 2026, which reported that the track is available on Spotify and marks Emmanuel’s first solo release as DJ Vyntrix.

Prince Emmanuel, aged 20, is the son of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde and has been developing a public music identity separate from his royal role. HOLA! noted that he is using the stage name Vyntrix, while VRT reported that his real name, Emmanuel Leopold de Saxe-Coburg, appears in the credits for “Wonder.”

09/08/2026

King Charles 👑 🇬🇧 honours mountain 🏔️ rescue volunteers and recalls 1988 avalanche

King Charles met members of the Assynt Mountain Rescue Team at the Castle of Mey in Scotland this week as the volunteer group marked its 50th anniversary. During the meeting, the King reflected on the 1988 Klosters avalanche that killed his close friend Major Hugh Lindsay and injured Patti Palmer-Tomkinson, reportedly describing his own escape as “a close thing.”

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