Template talk:Princes of Orléans

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Brazilian and Spanish branches

Since the Brazilian (Bragança-Eu) and Spanish (Borbón-Montpensier) branches are only excluded from the House of Orléans and the French royal succession (in the event of restoration) as a result of having taken up permanent foreign residence in the 19th century, either both branches should be included in this template, or neither, but not one without the other. FactStraight (talk) 22:05, 25 August 2014 (UTC)