Norwegian Law of Succession
The Norwegian Law of Succession states that the eldest son or daughter of the reigning monarch inherits the throne in Norway, with the line of succession passing through the monarch's descendants in a predetermined order. This law also allows for the monarch's siblings and their descendants to inherit the throne if there are no direct descendants. The law aims to ensure a clear and stable line of succession for the Norwegian monarchy.
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