Liechtenstein reformed succession by family vote, not parliament

Liechtenstein reformed succession by family vote, not parliament

Liechtenstein's princely house announced on 15 August 2026 that it is moving to absolute primogeniture, ending Europe's last male-only throne succession. The change was made not by parliament but by amending the House Law — the princely family's internal rulebook — through a two-thirds majority of family members on 12 August. No legislature voted.

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