De troon

Looking back at the history of the Dutch royal family in the 19th century.

After her marriage to Guillot, Anna fails to acclimatise to the Dutch court.

Prince Frederik receives a power of attorney from his father Willem I to put things in order in Brussels. Meanwhile, Guillot is ordered by his father to solve the problem of Anna's jewellery with his brother-in-law Czar Nicholas I of Russia.

Guillot finally manages to succeed his father by playing a trick on him through the press. His son, Peque, marries Sophie van Württenber, an intellectual who gives birth to the fourth Willem in the saga.

Guillot dies from his fall in Tilburg's catholic cathedral, so half-wit son Willem is in line for succession, but refuses until the government convinces him to keep the throne warm at least until his son Wiwil reaches majority.

Looking back at the history of the Dutch royal family in the 19th century.