Henri of Orleans (1933-)

See also: Henri, Henri of Orleans

Henri Philippe Pierre Marie of Orleans , born the June 14th 1933 with the “manor of Anjou” with Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, close to Brussels is the applicant orleanist with the throne of France since the June 19th 1999. It carries the titles of courtesy of “count de Paris” and “Duc of France”.

Titulature

With its birth, he is Henri Philippe Pierre Marie of Orleans.

  • on June 30th, 1957: his/her father, Henri of Orleans, gives him the title of courtesy of “count de Clermont”.

  • October 31st 1984: because of his divorce, his/her father withdraws his title of courtesy to him to give him that of “Count de Mortain” that Henri of Orleans never used. Thereafter his/her father titrated it again “count de Clermont” by letter of October 31st, 1990, made public on March 7th, 1991.

He is for the orleanists since the death of his father the “chief of the Maison of France”, from his position of elder of the descendants in male primogeniture of Philippe de France (1640-1701) (wire of France, brother of Louis XIV, duke of Anjou then of Orleans, father of the Regent) and carries the titles of courtesy of “count de Paris” and “Duc of France” (supposed to point out the title of Duc of the Francs carried formerly by first Robertiens, ancestors of Hugues Capet from which this one is one of the direct descendants).

For the Legitimists, it is the Duc of Orleans chief of name and weapons of the branch of Orleans.

According to the review Made and Documents, he is member of the maconnic cabin Lys of France , affiliated with GLNF. He would be thus incompatible for him to claim with a catholic monarchy.

Parents

Henri of Orleans is elder wire of Henri of Orleans (1908 - 1999) and of his wife Isabelle of Orleans and Bragance, great-grandson of the emperor Pierre II of Brazil and downward of the kings de Portugal and emperors of Brazil.

Dynastic claims

Henri of Orleans is regarded by his partisans as legitimate successor of the kings of France and of Navarre under the name of “Henri VII”, which is disputed by the legitimists, as for them in favor of Louis de Bourbon, which carries the to him Titer of courtesy of “duke of Anjou”. The latter assert in particular nullity of the renunciations made at the time of the treated of Utrecht (1713) by Philippe de France, ancestor direct of Louis de Bourbon. They deny in Henri of Orleans the full weapons of France as well as the titles of “count de Paris” and “Duc of France”. While the partisans of this last consider that the Bourbons resulting from Philippe V, king d' Espagne, lost straight to the throne of France, under the terms of a “defect of peregrinity”.

Disputed weapons of France

Henri of Orleans makes use of the full weapons of France (“of azure with three flowers of gold lily”), French justice denied the right to him to dispute them with Louis Bourbon, “duke of Anjou” in 1989 without to prohibit the use of it to him.

Henri of Orleans was débouté by the French courts when he wanted to change his patronymic name of Orleans into “Bourbon”. It essuya a first refusal on March 29th, 2000 by an ordinance of the Court of Bankruptcy of Paris, confirmed refusal.

Brother-in-law of Wurtemberg

Henri VII would be by its first marriage with Marie-Therese of Wurtemberg the brother-in-law of Charles-Marie de Wurtembreg, of the Wurtemberg house.

See too

Internal bonds

On the Fabric

  • Site of the institute of the royal house of France - I.M.R.F.
  • article ''' of Orleans ''' in the Géopatronyme

References

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