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I haven't explained how inheritance works in this kingdom yet. Beyond most titles have female-line inheritance.
If two heirs marry, their titles do not join. They have the senior title. The junior title goes to the next in line. Or possible to the couple's second child. Particularly if the next in line has no children.
and more refinements.
The heroine is about to ponder deeply what two heirs' situation is. (Fortunately not in love.) It would be a lot easier if she did not -- hmmmm -- perhaps the knowledge could blind-side her in the midst of her reflections.
I haven't explained how inheritance works in this kingdom yet. Beyond most titles have female-line inheritance.
If two heirs marry, their titles do not join. They have the senior title. The junior title goes to the next in line. Or possible to the couple's second child. Particularly if the next in line has no children.
and more refinements.
The heroine is about to ponder deeply what two heirs' situation is. (Fortunately not in love.) It would be a lot easier if she did not -- hmmmm -- perhaps the knowledge could blind-side her in the midst of her reflections.