Liechtenstein ends male primogeniture
The Principality of Liechtenstein, located between Switzerland and Austria, has decided to abolish male preference in royal succession, allowing the first-born daughter of the ruling family to inherit the throne in the future, regardless of gender. This change aims to achieve equality between men's and women's rights within the royal family, as the succession was previously limited to males. The announcement comes coinciding with the country's national day celebration. Its system of government is based on a constitutional monarchy, with Crown Prince Alois, who has four children, assuming the important responsibility of succession following these new changes.
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