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European monarchies
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European monarchies have modernized succession laws to provide equal rights for male and female heirs.
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Bhutanese
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In Bhutanese culture, the monarchy has implemented equal primogeniture, allowing male and female descendants to inherit the throne with equal rights.
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Spain
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In 2006, Spain transitioned to absolute primogeniture for equal succession rights in royal succession.
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Tonga
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Tonga's monarchy follows cognatic primogeniture, allowing both male and female descendants to be eligible for the throne.
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Japanese monarchy
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Traditionally, Japanese monarchy followed primogeniture with male succession, but there is now debate about allowing female succession.
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Medieval Scandinavia
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In Medieval Scandinavia, royalty succession was characterized by elective monarchy and Viking inheritance customs.
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Ming Dynasty China
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The culture of the Ming Dynasty China practiced primogeniture succession for the emperor's throne.
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Morocco
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In Morocco, traditional royalty succession follows primogeniture with male preference, limiting the scope for female successors.
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