@@syarifhidayatullah4789 It simply means that whether or not Sue's grandmother had an affair with a Polish prince isn't really proven here, it just means that her mother isn't the product of an affair. So they may have had a relationship, just maybe not had children together. Or maybe they did and it was a different child. Just not Sue's mother
Given the exponential growth of the number of direct ancestors, all Europeans are probably related to royalty. Assuming 4 generations per century this gives us over 1 trillion direct ancestry paths by the time we get back to 1000AD. Obviously there must be a lot of crossovers, but its safe to presume that every European alive today was directly related to all Europeans alive then. Go back another 1000 years the same can be said at a global scale. So we can all assume that we are related to Julius Cesar - proving it is another matter!
The Polish Monarchy ended in 1815 but the last native Polish King died in 1572 and upon his death the entire line went extinct. So this “Polish Prince” can’t possibly exist.
Well maybe she's not related to royalty but an affair can always happen
Seems to have been a bad edit there. Her grandparents are only named right at the end without introduction.
Yes, what actually happened here?
This doesn't mean that Sue's grandmother didn't have an affair with a Polish royalty. It just means Sue's grandfather was not a Polish Prince.
I’m confused 😮
@@syarifhidayatullah4789 It simply means that whether or not Sue's grandmother had an affair with a Polish prince isn't really proven here, it just means that her mother isn't the product of an affair. So they may have had a relationship, just maybe not had children together. Or maybe they did and it was a different child. Just not Sue's mother
Given the exponential growth of the number of direct ancestors, all Europeans are probably related to royalty. Assuming 4 generations per century this gives us over 1 trillion direct ancestry paths by the time we get back to 1000AD. Obviously there must be a lot of crossovers, but its safe to presume that every European alive today was directly related to all Europeans alive then. Go back another 1000 years the same can be said at a global scale. So we can all assume that we are related to Julius Cesar - proving it is another matter!
Ok....so....I'm confused....there was zero royalty then
No royalty but there was nobility. Therefore a Prince
Her mother and her aunt both had the same parents, who were wife and husband. No outside party involved--royalty, nobility or the dustman.
The should play and sing Bobby Vinton's ''Melody of love''
The Polish Monarchy ended in 1815 but the last native Polish King died in 1572 and upon his death the entire line went extinct.
So this “Polish Prince” can’t possibly exist.
There are several lines of Polish nobility with claims on a putative Polish monarchy several have princely titles! So yes he could have.
I have a 3rd great grandfather that apparently was a baron.
Polish royalty stopped in 1815.
German Royalty ended in 1918, but there is still a crown Prince in Germany.
But their decendants live on and that's the point here
Nobility and their houses live on in their descendants
No, it didn't. They stopped reigning in 1815. They still exist, as do their titles.
There's one thing about us Eastern Europeans - we're all royal descendants ... in our minds
Go back 500-1000 years everyone will be related in that region. So everyone are royal descendants.
Love it
We are Royalty.