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(76th prince of France) is... (76th in line to the throne of France) Not much is known about the prince 76th in line to the throne of France, other than that his grandmother was Andree Anjou du Clois Bonaparte. After the death and suicide of Willam Anjou du Clois Bonaparte. After this the "throne" passed to Jean Philipe and Andree left Tangier for America. Its assumed that the grandson and 76th in line is the second child of the daughter of Andree Anjou du Clois Bonaparte. His name isn't confirmed but its thought that its Max Anjou Alan Harris. On top of being 76th in line for the throne of France, he's also 126th in line to become king of England and the rest of the UK. Besides that he also belongs to the royal House's of Anjou, Bonaparte, and Orlean. As the one of the last remaining male heirs to the house of Anjou, he can claim ancestry and descedence to the kings of the Crusader state of Jerusalem, as well as the first king of England Alfred the great, and Charlemagne, Holy Roman Emperor.

Additionally the house of Anjou is thought to have originated from the Roman Emperor Aurelian. The only additional information about the "prince" is that Jean Phillpee the "king" of France once mentioned a distant heir and relative swore revenge on him for exiling his grandmother.

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