Line of succession to the Montenegrin throne
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The monarchy in Montenegro came to an end in 1918 when Podgorica Assembly voted to unite Montenegro with the Kingdom of Serbia. The current pretender and head of the Royal house is Prince Nicholas of Montenegro, who is the great grandson of the last King, Nicholas I.
The succession law used is Agnatic primogeniture.
- Prince Boris of Montenegro (b. 1980)
[edit] Line of succession in November 1918
- Crown Prince Danilo
- Prince Michael
- Prince Paul
- Prince Emanuel
- Prince Peter
