How is the title "Dauphine" traditionally assigned?
It is the title for the wife of a Dauphin, or prince heir to the throne.
It is inherited from mother to daughter
It's chosen by the Queen of France
It's bestowed by the Pope
Answer
The title "Dauphine" is traditionally assigned to the wife of a Dauphin, or prince heir to the throne. This title has been used in France since the 14th century, and has also been used in other countries with monarchies, such as Austria, Spain, and Poland. The Dauphine is often an important figure in the court, and may play a role in political affairs.
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