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Consanguinity



         


Consanguinity, meaning literaly common blood, describes a family relationship between two individuals. In the Catholic Church it is grounds for an annulment.

The succession law known as consanguinity, requires that the next monarch be of the same blood of the previous monarch; allowing, for example, illegitimate children to inherit.

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