Title IV — The Royal House
This title governs the composition, internal law, and dynastic affairs of the Royal House.
Chapter 1 — Royal House Law
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| Article 22 | Royal House Law | Matters concerning the Royal House are governed exclusively by Royal House Law, dynastic tradition, and Sovereign Decree. |
| Article 23 | Scope | Unless expressly provided otherwise, matters of the Royal House do not fall within the jurisdiction of ordinary courts or the scope of the Codes. |
| Article 24 | Dynastic Matters | Dynastic matters include:; Dynastic matters also include:. |
Chapter 2 — Succession and Regency
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| Article 25 | Automatic Succession | Upon the demise or abdication of the Sovereign, the Crown passes immediately and automatically in accordance with Royal House Law. No interregnum shall occur. |
| Article 26 | Regency | Where the Sovereign is incapacitated or a minor, sovereign authority shall be exercised by a Regent in accordance with Royal House Law. |
| Article 27 | Abdication | The Sovereign may abdicate by solemn written instrument; The instrument shall be signed by the Sovereign and shall state the effective time of abdication; unless otherwise stated, abdication takes effect upon authentication. |