Highprince

Highprince is a term used in the context of the British monarchy to refer to the eldest son of a prince. The term is not officially recognized by the British royal family, but it is commonly used in media and popular culture to describe this specific role. The eldest son of a prince is typically considered to be the heir apparent to the title of his father, should the father's line of succession be interrupted.

The term "Highprince" is often used to distinguish this individual from the Prince of Wales, who is the eldest son of the monarch and the heir apparent to the throne. The Prince of Wales is the highest-ranking prince in the British royal family, and his eldest son is typically referred to as the Prince of Wales' son, rather than a Highprince.

The role of a Highprince is largely ceremonial, and the individual in this position does not typically hold any official title or responsibilities. However, they may be involved in various royal duties and events, and may also be considered a potential future monarch if the line of succession is interrupted.

The term "Highprince" is not officially recognized by the British royal family, and the use of the term is largely a matter of popular culture and media. However, the role of the eldest son of a prince is an important one in the British royal family, and the individual in this position is typically considered to be a potential future monarch.