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The article says Because Max has no sons, the right to be called head of the former Bavarian Royal House will pass after his death to a cousin, Prince Luitpold of Bavaria or to Luitpold's son, Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, and his descendants. but the succession box says that Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (b.1913) will succeed him as titular King of Bavaria. That looks like a contradiction to me. I tried switching the link in the succession box but was reverted. This should probably be explained better or the successor better disambiguated since birth years are not the way it's usually done in Wikipedia. Eluchil40407:22, 20 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
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