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Top 100 in the Line of Succession to the British Throne

Name the first 100 people in the Line of Succession to the British Throne. As of January 2023. For those excluded who would've otherwise been included, try this quiz.
Sources: Royal Family Website, Wikipedia, Britroyals & Cracroft's Peerage
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Monarch
Charles III
1
William, Prince of Wales
2
Prince George of Wales
3
Princess Charlotte of Wales
4
Prince Louis of Wales
5
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
6
Archie Mountbatten-Windsor
7
Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor
8
Prince Andrew, Duke of York
9
Princess Beatrice of York, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi
10
Sienna Mapelli Mozzi
11
Princess Eugenie of York, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank
12
August Brooksbank
13
Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex
14
James, Viscount Severn
15
Lady Louise Windsor
16
Anne, Princess Royal
17
Peter Phillips
18
Savannah Phillips
19
Isla Phillips
20
Zara Tindall
21
Mia Tindall
22
Lena Tindall
23
Lucas Tindall
24
David Armstrong-Jones, 2nd Earl of Snowdon
25
Charles Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Linley
26
Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones
27
Lady Sarah Chatto
28
Samuel Chatto
29
Arthur Chatto
30
Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester
31
Alexander Windsor, Earl of Ulster
32
Xan Windsor, Lord Culloden
33
Lady Cosima Windsor
34
Lady Davina Windsor
35
Senna Lewis
36
Tāne Lewis
37
Lady Rose Gilman
38
Lyla Gilman
39
Rufus Gilman
40
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent
41
George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews
42
Lady Amelia Windsor
43
Lady Helen Taylor
44
Columbus Taylor
45
Cassius Taylor
46
Eloise Taylor
47
Estella Taylor
48
Prince Michael of Kent
49
Lord Frederick Windsor
50
Maud Windsor
51
Isabella Windsor
52
Lady Gabriella Kingston
53
Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy
54
James Ogilvy
55
Alexander Ogilvy
56
Flora Vesterberg
57
Marina Ogilvy
58
Christian Mowatt
59
Zenouska Mowatt
60
David Lascelles, 8th Earl of Harewood
61
Alexander Lascelles, Viscount Lascelles
62
Ivy Lascelles
63
The Honourable Edward Lascelles
64
Sebastian Lascelles
65
The Honourable James Lascelles
66
Rowan Lascelles
67
Tewa Lascelles
68
Fran Lascelles
69
Sophie Lascelles
70
The Honourable Jeremy Lascelles
71
Thomas Lascelles
72
Cleo Lascelles
73
Celeste Lascelles
74
Ellen Lascelles
75
Amy Lascelles
76
Tallulah Lascelles
77
Henry Lascelles
78
Maximilian Lascelles
79
David Carnegie, 4th Duke of Fife
80
Charles Carnegie, Earl of Southesk
81
Lady Chloe Carnegie
82
Lord George Carnegie
83
Lord Hugh Carnegie
84
Lady Alexandra Etherington
85
Amelia Etherington
86
King Harald V of Norway
87
Haakon, Crown Prince of Norway
88
Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway
89
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway
90
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway
91
Maud Behn
92
Leah Behn
93
Emma Behn
94
Haakon Lorentzen
95
Olav Lorentzen
96
Christian Lorentzen
97
Sophia Lorentzen
98
Ingeborg Ribeiro
99
Victoria Ribeiro Falcão
100
Frederik Falcão
Noy
+1
Level 62
Mar 12, 2022
I wonder why Ingrid Alexandra is after Sverre Magnus in the British line of Succesion. She is third in line before Sverre Magnus in the Norwegian Royal family. Since Princess Charlotte is before her younger brother, it seems logical that Princess Ingrid would be before her own younger brother.
Chad
+3
Level 63
Mar 12, 2022
I believe that would have to do with when absolute primogeniture was adopted in the United Kingdom, where anyone born before such time was allowed to keep their placing in the line of succession.

I don’t actually know that to be the reason, it’s just a guess.

Laurenzo
+4
Level 70
Mar 14, 2022
You're correct. The Perth agreement was made in 2011, and it doesn't affect those born beforehand (otherwise Princess Anne and her children and grandchildren would move before Andrew and Edward etc)

I believe Princess Charlotte was the first to be affected by this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perth_Agreement

woshiwaiguoren
+3
Level 70
Jun 24, 2022
It seems a dangerous game to me for changes to be made to royal customs. They get all their legitimacy from their ancient roots and history; every change reduces the strength of that connection. A modernized royalty would be self-defeating - it would lose its reason to exist. Better to embrace their character as retrograde relics, lean into it, and they can be charming, aloof, ultimately inoffensive - and much more secure in their existence.
comjag
+1
Level 90
Jun 29, 2022
Yes, male primogeniture should definitely be reinstated.
nichster
+2
Level 55
Sep 16, 2022
Needs updating unfortunately.
JFM01
+1
Level 52
Sep 20, 2022
I got 35. I knew about 15, 10 more shared names with them and then I got about 10 more by typing in random English names.
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