The throne of Monaco dates back to 1604 with a gap of about 50 years during the reign of Napoleon the I. The line of succession to the Monaco throne passes down in a male preference system e.g. the current monarch Prince Albert II is younger than his sister Princess Caroline of Monaco and Hanover. To be eligible for the Monegasque throne you must be a descendant of the reigning Monarch or of the reigning Monarch's siblings. If this line ends the Crown Council would choose a monarch from a more distant family member.
Reigning Monarch: Prince Albert II married to Charlene, Princess of Monaco
Heir Apparent: Hereditary Prince Jacques (Son of Monarch)
2). Princess Gabriella, Countess of Carlades (Daughter of Monarch)
3). Princess Caroline of Monaco and Hanover married to Ernst August, Prince of Hanover
(Sister of Monarch)
4). Andrea Casiraghi married to Tatiana Casiraghi (Nephew of Monarch)
5). Alexandre 'Sacha' Casiraghi (Great Nephew of Monarch)
6). India Casiraghi (Great Niece of Monarch)
7). Max Casiraghi (Great Nephew of Monarch)
8). Pierre Casiraghi married to Beatrice Borromeo (Nephew of Monarch)
9). Stefano Casiraghi (Great Nephew of Monarch)
10). Francesco Casiraghi (Great Nephew of Monarch)
11). Charlotte Casiraghi (Niece of Monarch)
12). Princess Alexandra of Hanover (Niece of Monarch)
13). Princess Stephanie of Monaco (Sister of Monarch)
14). Louis Ducruet (Nephew of Monarch)
15). Pauline Ducruet (Niece of Monarch)
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