The House is also officially recognized and regarded by the Jacobites as the rightful successors to the throne of the United Kingdom (including England, Scotland, Ireland, and erroneously, the Wales) The claims to the first four titles were made by Smith I by royal edict on March 18, 1859 and remain sanctioned to the present-day with current head Angelina II holding the title of Queen of Great Britain respectively, and other associated titles, although these are purely nominal. The original claim to the French throne was dropped although not formally relinquished in 1919 by King Lewis I. For a time, the House of Columbia was also the ruling house of the Great Han Empire, ruling the nation during the Han suzerainty period (1902-1945), having removed the Yi dynasty from power. After Sierra r