Real Decreto 1368/1987, de 6 de noviembre, sobre régimen de títulos, tratamientos y honores de la Familia Real y de los Regentes. | BOE-A-1987-25284 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1368/1987, de 6 de noviembre, sobre régimen de títulos, tratamientos y honores de la Familia Real y de los Regentes.

The Crown holder may use other titles and noble dignities belonging to the Royal House. The Queen consort, while married or widowed, is called Queen and receives Majesty treatment and the honors set by law. The King consort, while married or widowed, has the dignity of Prince and receives Royal Highness treatment and t

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Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1987-25284
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Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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The Crown holder may use other titles and noble dignities belonging to the Royal House. The Queen consort, while married or widowed, is called Queen and receives Majesty treatment and the honors set by law. The King consort, while married or widowed, has the dignity of Prince and receives Royal Highness treatment and the honors set by law. The Crown heir receives the dignity of Prince or Princess of Asturias, related traditional titles, the honors due to that role, and the treatment of Royal Highness; the consort shares the same dignity and treatment and receives honors established by law. El artículo regula quién puede llevar ciertos títulos y tratamientos vinculados a la Corona y cuándo el Rey puede conceder la dignidad de Infante o el tratamiento de Alteza. Los hijos de los Infantes de España tienen la consideración de Grandes de España, pero this does not create a special treatment different from that of Excelencia. Regents are entitled to the treatment of Highness and the same honors as the Prince of Asturias, unless they are due higher-ranking honors.