Line of succession to the Serbian throne

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The Monarchy of Serbia, later rulers of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was abolished in 1945. The current pretender to the throne of Serbia is Alexander, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia. The Succession Law allows only males to succeed.

1. Peter, Hereditary Prince of Yugoslavia (Born 1980)
2. Prince Philip of Yugoslavia (Born 1982)
3. Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (Born 1982)
4. Prince Nikolas of Yugoslavia (Born 1958)
5. Prince George of Yugoslavia (Born 1984)
6. Prince Michael of Yugoslavia (Born 1985)
7. Prince Karl Wladimir of Yugoslavia (Born 1964)
8. Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia (Born 1965)

[edit] External links

• Succession
• Website of the Royal Family
• Online Gotha (Yugoslavia)