Prince of Asturias - Quiz
Prince of Asturias
  • 1. Which document formally confirms the title of the Prince of Asturias?
A) Spanish Constitution of 1978
B) Treaty of Madrid
C) Royal Decree of 1388
D) The Napoleonic Code
  • 2. In what year did the title of Prince of Asturias originate?
A) 1388
B) 1705
C) 1978
D) 1812
  • 3. Who granted the dignity of the title to his first-born son Henry?
A) King John I of Castile
B) King Peter I
C) King Henry II of Castile
D) King Philip V
  • 4. Which title is used by the heir apparent or presumptive to the Spanish Crown?
A) Duke of Alba
B) Prince of Girona
C) Prince or Princess of Asturias
D) Count of Barcelona
  • 5. What is the equivalent title for the heir to the throne in England?
A) Prince of Wales
B) Prince of Girona
C) Prince of Scotland
D) Dauphin of Viennois
  • 6. What is the equivalent title for the heir to the throne in France mentioned in the text?
A) Dauphin of Viennois
B) Prince of Aquitaine
C) Prince of Asturias
D) Prince of Wales
  • 7. Which article of the Spanish Constitution of 1978 addresses the title of Prince of Asturias?
A) Article 10.3
B) Article 12.1
C) Article 88.5
D) Article 57.2
  • 8. When did the Bourbons accede to the Spanish throne?
A) 1388
B) 1978
C) 1812
D) 1705
  • 9. What territory was initially included in the jurisdiction granted with the title?
A) Asturias
B) Girona
C) Viennois
D) The New World
  • 10. The title was originally intended to end a dynastic struggle between heirs of which two kings?
A) Peter I and Henry II of Castile
B) Philip V and Ferdinand VII
C) John I and Henry I
D) Charles I and Philip II
  • 11. What title was used in the Crown of Aragon for royal heirs?
A) Prince of Girona
B) Prince of Spain
C) Prince of Wales
D) Prince of Asturias
  • 12. According to the text, what happened to the title during the 19th-century constitutional periods?
A) The title was changed to Prince of Spain
B) The title was only used by the monarch
C) The synonymy between the title and the heir position was temporarily removed
D) The title was permanently abolished
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