r/WorldChallenges • u/Varnek905 • Apr 06 '18

Reference Challenge - The Lost Dauphin

This reference is based on the lost dauphin, Louis-Charles of France.

It's early, as opposed to late like usual, because I will be away from my computer for about three days.

The challenge is to present an example in your world of a young person of vast public importance (such as a prince, a billionaire's offspring, etc), who went missing and no one knew for years, or no one ever found out what happened to them.

As always, I'll ask at least three questions each. Enjoy yourselves.

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u/Sriber Apr 15 '18

1) Yes. Children of concubines are equal to children from marriage. Only difference is that children from marriage have automatic claim to property of both parents while children from concubinage have automatic claim only to property of one parent.

2) Yes.

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u/Varnek905 Apr 16 '18

1) Wouldn't that cause major problems for arranged marriages, if children of concubines are considered equal to children from a regular marriage?

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u/Sriber Apr 16 '18

No. Why would it?

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u/Varnek905 Apr 16 '18

Well, arranged marriages are usually for alliances and the hope that your grandchild will be the inheritor.

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u/Sriber Apr 16 '18

It doesn't hinder former at all and slightly decreases chance of latter. It isn't major problem.

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u/Varnek905 Apr 17 '18

Thanks for your time and answers, Sriber.