Crown Prince
The title of Crown Prince is given to the heir apparent to the throne of the monarch. While holding no official powers granted by the Constitution, the Crown Prince has historically inspected many government funded buildings and organizations in lieu of the monarch. This practice began with the first Crown Prince, Louis Ferdinand, and Prince Augustus when they first inspected training and conduct at the Officer Drill School and later the Royal Academy of the Arts. In the latter, the two also began the tradition of the Crown Prince inserting submissions, including Louis Ferdinand's musical compositions.
Type
Nobility, Hereditary
Form of Address
His highness
Length of Term
Life or until Coronation
First Holder
Past Holders
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