Chapter 613: A Difficult Choice_3

This seems to be a common affliction among the European royal families; they are all essentially related by blood, and strictly speaking, everyone is a relative.

Fortunately, the blood relation between Arthur and Queen Mary is rather distant, which avoids the risk of consanguineous marriages.

Others may not concern themselves with it, but the Australasian Royal Family still tries to avoid inbreeding as much as possible.

At least within three generations, there is temporarily no need to enter into marriage alliances with the British Royal Family. After all, the power of the British Royal Family is steadily diminishing, and Arthur's relationship with them is already quite close; there is no need to seek a marital alliance to strengthen ties further.

Indeed, as George II had predicted, the journey to Britain went very smoothly, and soon he had gained the support of King George V.