primogeniture in A Sentence

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    Until 1722, the order of succession in Russia was based on Primogeniture.

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    Traditional inheritance rights stress the indivisibility of family land and follow Primogeniture, wherein the eldest male offspring are commissioned to maintain the integrity of the family homestead.

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    Napoleon intended to make his adopted son Eugène de Beauharnais, already Prince de Venise("prince of Venice", a newly established Primogeniture in Italy), Grand Duke of Frankfurt after Dalberg's death since the latter as a Catholic bishop had no legitimate heirs.

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    Although Jon bent the knee in the TV show, according to the rules of Primogeniture, which seem to dominate in Game of Thrones, as the last surviving male child of Rhaegar, Jon's claim trumps Dany's, who is neither a male nor an elder child.

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    In October, several months after the wedding, Commonwealth leaders pledged that they would implement changes in British royal succession law to adopt absolute Primogeniture, meaning the first child of the Duke and Duchess, whether male or female, would be next in line to the throne after their father.

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    In October, several months after the wedding, Commonwealth leaders pledged that they would implement changes in British royal succession law to adopt absolute Primogeniture, meaning that the first child of the Duke and Duchess, whether boy or girl, would be next in line to the throne after their father.

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