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Succession to the Thai throne
The Thai royal succession is the arrangement of the names of the royal family and individuals in the line of succession to the throne of the Kingdom of Thailand. The succession to the throne is stipulated by the 1924 Palace Law of Succession and, after the Revolution in 1932, has been endorsed by every version of the Constitution of Thailand. However, while the Palace Law specifies that only men can be in the line of succession, the Constitution specifies that if the King has not nominated an heir, Parliament can appoint a royal daughter. Previously, in the early Rattanakosin Kingdom, in cases where the King did not establish the Krom Phra Ratchawang Bowon Sathan Mongkhon, the royal succession system called "Anekchonnikorn Samosorn Sommut" was used, which was the resolution of a joint meeting of ministerial officials and high-ranking royal family members to select a member of the royal family who was suitable in terms of age and qualifications to ascend to the throne as the new King. It...
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