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กษัตริย์สวีเดนปลดพระราชนัดดา(หรือพระเจ้าหลานเธอ) 5 พระองค์ออกจากฐานันดร เนื่องจากรัฐบาลกังวลที่ราชวงศ์มีขนาดใหญ่เกินไป ขนาดใหญ่มีปัญหาอะไรรึ? มันเปลืองภาษีในการอุดหนุนราชวงศ์ และต้องเพิ่มจำนวนอภิสิทธิ์ชนที่เป็นภาระของปชชต้องแสดงความเคารพ มีรถนำขบวน ปิดถนน https://t.co/2Rsy2uJLQd— ศาสนวิทยา ดร.ศิลป์ชัย (@sinchaichao) October 7, 2019
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Swedish historian Dick Harrison said the decision was likely made to meet the modern needs of the family, explaining that the Royal House had grown larger than it had been in 100 years and that many thought there was no need to pay so many members or to have them available for official duties.
Being removed from the royal house would also allow the youngsters to "live ordinary lives", he said.
"They don't have to bother with being fenced in. They are made into ordinary people but still members of the royal club," he told the BBC.
He added that the children, who are still princes and princesses, retained a "theoretical claim to the throne" and would likely continue to appear at social gatherings through their titles.
Mr Harrison said there was also ongoing controversy about the funding of the royal house in Sweden but that it had not yet focused on the young children. "The king is preventing a discussion that otherwise would have taken place," he said.
Sweden is just one of several European countries to have a monarchy, along with the UK, Norway, Denmark, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium. The traditions and number of people in royal roles vary between countries.
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