, 13 June 2008 (UTC)

 Might I ask what you mean by not REAL? Are you talking about the fact that he is NOT a King of a country? And that he is IN FACT the DE FACTO King of the Blasket Islands? The son of the first unofficially recognized titular monarch of the Blaskets since the "great departure (when the indigenous inhabitants left the islands)?" King Richard is just a King as the former King of Greece or just as Royal as the Princes of Russia or Germany. His Majesty DID NOT say that illegitimate German Nobility inherited titles. He simply said that Prince Albert's new title of Count de Grimaldi would be inherited to his descendents just as the titles of the former Royal and Noble German States; equal inheritance, which means (in case you did not know) that ALL children of a Count would gain the style of Count or Countess. That's all His Majesty was saying; NOTHING more. Everything else you said was pure "make-believe" (on your part). When we look at articles of FORMER Royalty or Nobility, or their descendents, such as you say are nt "real," do we not see their "not real" titles listed as their titles? I see no difference with Countess Jazmin Grace Grimaldi de Grimaldi. Her title SHOULD be listed on her page, due to the fact that even though King Richard is not the King of a country, he has the right to grant titles of Nobility; granted that the titles are TITULAR, they ARE real.   04:57