Luxburg Carolath

Primogeniture - Family Tree

Primogeniture is a concept that refers to the right or privilege of the eldest child, usually the firstborn male, to inherit the majority of his family's property and titles. This principle has been applied in various societies and cultures throughout history.

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In the context of primogeniture, the eldest son usually receives preferential treatment in terms of inheritance and succession. This means that, upon the death of the parents, the firstborn is the primary beneficiary and inherits most of the assets, property and titles of nobility. This practice is intended to maintain the unity and stability of the family, as well as to ensure a clear and stable line of succession. The following table shows the table of primogeniture of the house of Luxburg Carolath.